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Just in case you find a post on the forum that says I have traded the Yuk XL for a Tundra, you will know it is a joke by my Wife. She has threatened to post something crazy like this.

 

I told her she would have to come up with something better because anyone who has frequented this forum more than a few times would know for sure I had not traded for a Tundra. :(

 

Merry Christmas

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Being the professional moderator that you are, I know you would not do that. Now that General Lee, I would be concerned about what he may do. :(

 

Mike, even if you did change it, I still do not believe there would be too many on the forum that would fall for it.

 

Hope you have a Merry Christmas

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Well, it depends on how convincing she was. I mean, all it would take it one picture, a quick bashing of GM, and this would be a 5 page thread before you could put a stop to it. :(

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Just tell her how hard it is going to be to shop once she is a Duct Tape Mummy. That'll stop her.

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Mike, even if you did change it, I still do not believe there would be too many on the forum that would fall for it.

 

 

I heard that you sold your '71 Chevy to get the Tundra you've wanted all along.

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Well, it depends on how convincing she was. I mean, all it would take it one picture, a quick bashing of GM, and this would be a 5 page thread before you could put a stop to it. :(
Come on, it's C & A s Dad. We'd smell that rat a mile away.
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haha you should convince here not too because of all the haters that wouldnt pick up on the prank and the fact if I did something like that I think that I would feel pretty stupid!

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Man, I just caught the end of this Toyota commercial where a crane operator drops an I-beam on an OBS Chevy, then shows the guy smiling. I never felt so much hate for Toyota until now... :( KILL! KILL! KILL!

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Being the professional moderator that you are, I know you would not do that. Now that General Lee, I would be concerned about what he may do. :)

 

Mike, even if you did change it, I still do not believe there would be too many on the forum that would fall for it.

 

Hope you have a Merry Christmas

 

 

Aww don't worry about me.... I wouldn't dare change it to say you traded for a Tundra..... :(

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...I'm more evil than that :D

 

 

Just in case you find a post on the forum that says I have traded the Yuk XL for a Tundra, you will know it is a joke by my Husband. He has threatened to post something crazy like this.

 

I told him he would have to come up with something better because anyone who has frequented this forum more than a few times would know for sure I had not traded for a Tundra. :)

 

Merry Christmas

 

 

 

 

 

It's all in fun C&A, Merry Christmas! :(

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