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Oh, and with our current gas supply limited, you are hoarding gas & plywood!!!! Shame on you🤣 You better hide both or some one will steal your gas & plywood. As well as the truck, which seem to also gone up in price due to shortage!  

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21 minutes ago, rav3 said:

Oh, and with our current gas supply limited, you are hoarding gas & plywood!!!! Shame on you🤣 You better hide both or some one will steal your gas & plywood. As well as the truck, which seem to also gone up in price due to shortage!  

pretty soon the rappers are going to ditch their rolls royce phantoms for 1 ton gas trucks with a bed full of plywood.

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That’s 3/4” cabinet grade.

 

But amazingly it was only $60 a piece. It was cheaper than osb at home depot!

 

Was expecting it to be like $120/sheet lol

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1 hour ago, SILVER SLED said:

Bragger!!!

If you just stay focused and work hard everyday, there’s no reason you can’t one day own some 3/4” plywood too.

 

 

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KARNUT Senior Enthusiast

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I was complaining to the wife when her mother quit driving and gave her an CRV. I was thinking of upgrading to a 10 year old truck. Just because. With the recent events. I appreciate the CRV more. My only real complaint. It’s seems Honda and their owners don’t seem to care about road noise. The reason I never bought one.

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When I'm out driving for work I now judge people if I see a few sheets of plywood or any wood for that matter sticking out the bed. I now know who's got the money.....

dieselfan1 Senior Enthusiast

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I currently have 124 rolls of toilet paper. Try wiping your ass with plywood.🤑

 

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On 5/16/2021 at 11:21 AM, KARNUT said:

I can get all the gas I want. And it’s under 3 bucks. 

Please do tell.  Where I'm at it's over $4.50/gallon.  I don't need much.  Just a semi truck full. 

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