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TxDoc Senior Enthusiast

TxDoc

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Okay, Paco drives a Ford. I guess, for real.  But....he likes the GM site.  Or, he likes to visit it. Not bashing or causing trouble, or agitating.  

 

 I don't think I have ever been to another brand of truck site. I don't know anything about them.  So I cannot add anything or ask anything.  He seems to know about GM's.

 

 So...does Paco want a GM product?  Does he already have one??  Is he a GM dealer??? Or, does he work at and own an Enron's supply of GM stock and want us to buy some????

 

Any explanations, theories, conjecture, ideas, comments, discussion, etc., etc., is encouraged.

hogger999 Enthusiast

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I haven't been around here very long but my guess is he's found that this is just a good group. Maybe a lot of us closer to his age. I first saw him at a another ...eh Pickup Truck site sporting Yukon Gold "Bling Bling" and I wasn't to cracked up about that place either.

 

Am I close??????????

chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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Paco, owns a ford yes, and yes he knows quite a bit about GM trucks.  In fact he knows a lot about cars and trucks in general.  Despite his goofiness on the boards and his use of the phrase "bling bling" Paco's a good guy and is nothing but an asset to this board.  He's just got a few quirks and IMO that's what makes him such a cool guy to have around, he keeps things lively and lightens the mood.  So, I say Ford guy or GM guy, who cares, he's a great guy to have around.

 

 

*Guys, just remember, do not turn this into a bash Paco thread*

bassdog Enthusiast

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I think paco is funny, in a good way  :D

 

The posts you guys have with him are priceless sometimes

 

Any theory's, nope, haven't been around long enough yet.

Guest Friz

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He's a "closet GM'er" and he's in denial.

We've been working real hard to get him to see the light, and to buy a GM HD. His logical side keeps him here and tries to get on the right path of truth and knowledge, but his distorted emotions continue to plague him with Ford and Dodge fantasies. He buys them, but gets zero satisfaction from them and comes in here to get his daily dose of reality and sensibility.

Zane Senior Enthusiast

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Paco is a good guy who likes this message board!

I think most of the time he posts anti GM stuff just to see people get all wound up...

NewbieZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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I ran over him one time and felt real bad about it.  I thought that a rabbit fur steering wheel cover would be nice but I was too ridden with guilt.  So, I took it off the steering wheel and put i back on Paco.  Luckily, he recovered and is well....an asset to GMTC.

 

PACO RULES PACO RULES PACO RULES!!!!!

TxDoc Senior Enthusiast

TxDoc

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To make sure there is no misundestanding, I did not intend it to be a "what is he doing here" post.  I posted in the "Lighter Side" area because I enjoy his posts and picture manipulations.

 

Someone has a caption saying "Paco made this pic for me and overcharged me" (lol).  He does know what he is talking about and I have never sensed any maliciousness or malice. Just friendly jabs, but not without helpfulness. I l ike to see what he has to say next, also.

NewbieZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Thats ok Texdoc! Nobody took it wrong!  We just wanted to make sure some of our other friends didnt come in and start to beat up Paco...!  You're comments are welcome here.....like I said....

 

PACO RULES.....we arent sure what he rules, BUT HE RULES!!  

 

Where are you Paco and why havent you responded?!?!?!

doverarjim Senior Enthusiast

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Paco must be working on the Tord or trying to find parts for a Dog because we have not heard from him on his thread yet.  Maybe he is out enjoying his faviorite past time of shooting the dog or running over bushes who knows but he will be back with some bling bling excuse for missing out on all this fun.  Where oh where has little Paco gone?  :D

NewbieZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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He's probably laying on his bedroom floor..."I'VE FALLEN AND I CANT GET UP!!!!".....either that or he's out installing a "Clapper" remote truck starter.....CLAP CLAP..........vrooooommmm........ :D

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