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Baredevil
I haven't owned a truck since gettin' city-fied. My last one was an 87 Dakota 5-speed. I was young then and didn't need no old man's step-stool version of a tailgate.
You tell me, you're the one still staring at'em 10 days after I posted.
Coming from a Yankmee with a transvestite deepthroating a Bud bottle in his avatar.Uhm...no.
Was vacationing in Florida. Just got back in the saddle and was immediately disgusted by your inability to keep your inner Chester off the Hoop.
Perv.
Coming from a Yankmee with a transvestite deepthroating a Bud bottle in his avatar.
She's a dyke, right?Olivia Munn.
She's of legal age Chester.
She's a dyke, right?
Should I care?
I like puss, so I can understand the attraction.
If I were to ever win the billion dollar lotto and she became remotely interested in me and she brought in extra puss...
Not a bad situation to be in...
Should I care?
I like puss, so I can understand the attraction.
If I were to ever win the billion dollar lotto and she became remotely interested in me and she brought in extra puss...
Not a bad situation to be in...
Saw the first one of these today, driving down the road. GMC with a new tag.
Saw the second one yesterday.
Kinda weird driving up on it with that huge seam in it.
And I looked at that Dodge tailgate. Impressive. But not sure why I need a swinging 60/40 tailgate. Seems like I'd bang it on something right off the bat.
Exactly why my 4x4 is a Ranger with the off road package. I can simply slide into the seat when I get into it. Also loading the bed or putting a bike on is easier. And even better I still have basically the same ground clearance the elevated trucks have and a lower center of gravity.trucks are so high off the ground now, we are getting to a point where it's a climb up into the bed. there is a need for a step of some sort.
it just depends on what a person wants from their truck. almost all trucks these days are very nice inside and can come loaded with everything. some people want a truck option more than a truck. for the twice a year they pick up a couple of sheets of plywood or maybe a bag of cement, but beyond that, the truck is the family car.