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LOL. That's cause she did. :tear:

 

The labs all have that "Duh, I dunno who chewed your shoes up" look.

I know that look too. Both pointers and labs here as well.

 

Gotta love 'em!

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Like this?

 

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That's the look. :D

 

I was at the range shooting clays yesterday and whining about having to spend a bunch on a new washer and dryer to a friend. He said he had a set in a storage place not far from my house. I asked what he wanted for them. Since he's single he's always wanting to use my dog's to pick up wimmin. :lol: The big joke for the past couple years is for him to take my dogs to our vet. She's a single gal with a great business and probably making a ton of money. I offered my two dogs in trade for the washer and dryer :jester: . When we met up with my wife, he told her to unload the dogs and put them in his car. I asked which one is going to be named "washer" and which one is "dryer". I figure the Lab is "washer" and the pointer is "dryer". :lol:

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I think I've got it figured out.

 

The girls wanna ride in a convertible so the truck guys can get a better look at them.

 

Bad news for convertible owners. You're being used.

 

sorry

j-ten-ner

 

:)

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I think I've got it figured out.

 

The girls wanna ride in a convertible so the truck guys can get a better look at them.

 

Bad news for convertible owners. You're being used.

 

sorry

j-ten-ner

 

:)

But only the attractive men own convertibles and trucks. LOL

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Well I can tell you women don't seem interested in anything I've ever owned. :lol:

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I don't look at men in convertibles.

Attractive or not...

 

:rolleyes:

so long

j-ten-ner

Please folks....lets stay on topic here.

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Please folks....lets stay on topic here.

 

 

Must be that new Hellcat I've been hearing about?

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Must be that new Hellcat I've been hearing about?

 

 

I don't think it's "new", but it looks like it was pampered. Never raced or wrecked. Low mileage. Purrs like a kitten. Smooth ride, but handles well. Very flashy at the drive-in hotrod night.

 

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I don't think it's "new", but it looks like it was pampered. Never raced or wrecked. Low mileage. Purrs like a kitten. Smooth ride, but handles well. Very flashy at the drive-in hotrod night.

 

 

Know a guy that had a 'cuda in those colors back in the day. His hood ornament was slightly different though.

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Know a guy that had a 'cuda in those colors back in the day. His hood ornament was slightly different though.

Would just roll off of my hood

 

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