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Bad Bowtie2

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I'm calling out "Bad Bowtie" on this site. :seeya:

 

Who are you? Where are you sir?

 

You joined back on May 8th, 2004, have been "Offline" & Last Active Feb 23rd, 2007 at 09:37 PM. :ninja:

 

I'm "Bad Bowtie" on all my other GM sites, I'm tired of being #2 on here dude. LOL!!!! :rant:

Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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Those of us who know you on the other forums know its you. Your posts always show up in an almost unreadable blue

 

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mawint Enthusiast

mawint

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Maybe your calling yourself out lol. That would be an interesting twist.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Those of us who know you on the other forums know its you. Your posts always show up in an almost unreadable blue

 

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fixed :lol:

Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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Those of us who know you on the other forums know its you. Your posts always show up in an almost unreadable blue

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fixed :lol:

Damn Ryan. Now if you were a mod on Silveradoss.com you can fix it there

 

Its only like that in tapatalk because the background is black

 

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you dont have a bowtie you have a GMC anyway

My 1983 Chevy Silverado had ALWAYS been my "Bad Bowtie". :thumbs: 406cid, 700R4, 4.10 L/Slip 12-bolt. My father bought her new & I learned to drive in her back in 1987. I stil have her today, all my other high school buds sold their rides over the years..

 

Had a 1998 Indigo Blue Silverado back in college days, etc, etc. LOL!!

 

Even had a windshield decal made back in 1989-ish. WAY before GM came out with their "Bad Bowtie" red & white decals in the 1990's. :ughdance:

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Bad Bowtie2

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Those of us who know you on the other forums know its you. Your posts always show up in an almost unreadable blue

 

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What color should I move too then??? Is this RED any better??

Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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Those of us who know you on the other forums know its you. Your posts always show up in an almost unreadable blue

Sent from my DROID RAZR MAXX using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2

 

What color should I move too then??? Is this RED any better??

Lol I like white, well you writing in black will shown white on my phone

 

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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Yea white works well :lol:

Ryan

Ryan, White does work well

 

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SarahsGMC Senior Enthusiast

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I THINK THIS IS THE LEAST ANNOYING FONT.... EVERYONE SHOULD USE IT

i lol'd hard at this lmao

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