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I have never claimed to be an engineer or even a handy man for that matter, here is a shining example why.  I put together a quick test sled just to check out the hill and see how things would work.  Let's just say I will not be called upon next year to help anyone build a sled.  It's a good thing that Maggie's boyfriend designed the tampon toboggan, otherwise we would never get down the hill. Rea

The big day is this Saturday, the first annual Tim Horton's Cardboard Classic Sled Race at Mt. Holly.  Over 50 teams will be participating in the race.  Get all the details about when to be there and how it will work here.

As you probably saw earlier this week, my sled for the Cardboard Classic Sled Race came out looking a little more phallic than I intended. After some subtle detailing, I think it looks much less dong-tastic -- what do you think?

The Tim Horton's Cardboard Classic Sled Race is this Saturday at Mt. Holly.  I will be heading out there Friday afternoon with a test sled to see how the hill runs and we can then figure out where the starting line is.  If you haven't built a sled yet don't worry, it's not too late.  This sled only took me about an hour to build.

It's not easy making a sled out of cardboard that looks exactly like you planned. Take it from me, my tree sled ended up looking like a giant cock and balls -- take a look here.

The awesome crew at Jester's is back at it again tonight to get ready for the Tim Horton's Cardboard Classic Sled Race.  Stop out to Jester's tonight at 8pm and show some support for George's sled to benefit the United Way.  Their goal is to raise $1,000 in pledges!

I've known George for a long time, almost 11 years now.  He is definitely one of the most charitable business owners in Genesee County. Currently, he has decided to build a couple sleds for the Cardboard Classic Sled Race to race on behalf of the United Way.

Time for a little fun on the slopes.  Join us on Saturday, February 23rd for the first annual "Tim Horton's Cardboard Classic Sled Race" presented by Banana 101.5  Grab a friend and start constructing your very own cardboard sled to tear up the hillside.  There will be cash prizes and bragging rights for the top sleds.

The First Annual Banana 101.5 Cardboard Classic Sled Race is only one month away!  We will be taking over Mt. Holly and tearing down the hill on some homemade sleds.  If you are already signed up, you can stop by the Banana Studios any weekday from 8am-5pm to pay your entry fee and pick-up your starter kit...