always think it's funny when you see these massive trucks in mint condition driving on the road. That is pretty much all you see nowadays. It's like why buy it in the first place if there is no functional need besides driving something huge on the road?
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always think it's funny when you see these massive trucks in mint condition driving on the road. That is pretty much all you see nowadays. It's like why buy it in the first place if there is no functional need besides driving something huge on the road?
It took 6 months to make the 2 hour drive from Jacksonville to Daytona and they salted the I95? For what, too much sun? I'm so confused.
Reread, you drove down the beach. Didn't even know that was a thing. Still, 6 months? I could have walked faster.
daconchslop
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6 months AFTER his trip to the beach.
Sorry, sentence sounded like he washed after he arrived, 6 months later.
Fuck, I crawl faster. Lol
are you classifying me as of these people?
bentin
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Are you Christopher Walken, or Yoda?
Strange Mud
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the irony of that comma
shovelhd
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I was riding a Harley. 6 months? Totally possible.
Sorry for the confusing run-on sentence.
jimlloyd40
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It took 6 months for the ocean salt to pit his chrome on his Harley.
more of a statement but I don't understand people who buy 70+ grand trucks and just drive them from A to B.
jimlloyd40
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What should they do with them?
bentin
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JC_451
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Break both axles, obviously.
As slow as he was going, I'm surprised he didn't rust.
ElectricEye
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For the life of me, I'll never get that.
Never understand how driving something massive can be enjoyable.
I get owning it if you need the passenger and cargo capacities - this goes for suv's as well.
But if you don't? And so many don't seem to need or use them for their intended purposes... How can that be enjoyable to drive?
It's like being massively overweight vs being light and athletic.
One thing I have recently come to realize though, that I didn't know - is that giant pickups (crew cab luxo ones) have become a status symbol.
The present day big car, or McMansion.
The show off thing for people who think they are big shots.
I didn't really know that because I had the old aesthetic of who a pickup truck owner was. I thought pickup truck owners were just over buying.