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tailrider is just a kid and not sure of his sexual orientation yet???

 

 

I see...does he even own these vehicles he displays in his glorious sig and personal info?

 

 

 

You should have been here on New Year's Eve. We exposed Dave Morejon's true identity...a 10th Grader. His dad traded in his 2500HD on a new Tundra and little Dave is proud of his Daddy's new truck. It goes Vroom, vroom, vroom. :lol:

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I have an extra silly string rifle if anyone wants to play :lol::lol::D

SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND.....

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THE NEW SILLY STRING CANNON!

 

 

 

:lol::thumbs: Hose emm down...they are outta control!!! :thumbs::lol:

 

 

You should really think about trading up to the Sierra Silly String Hybrid. The regular SS is a environmentally irresponsible. :lol:

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tailrider is just a kid and not sure of his sexual orientation yet???

 

 

I see...does he even own these vehicles he displays in his glorious sig and personal info?

 

 

 

You should have been here on New Year's Eve. We exposed Dave Morejon's true identity...a 10th Grader. His dad traded in his 2500HD on a new Tundra and little Dave is proud of his Daddy's new truck. It goes Vroom, vroom, vroom. :lol:

 

 

:lol::thumbs: Incoming!!!! :thumbs::lol::lol:

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tailrider is just a kid and not sure of his sexual orientation yet???

 

 

I see...does he even own these vehicles he displays in his glorious sig and personal info?

 

 

 

You should have been here on New Year's Eve. We exposed Dave Morejon's true identity...a 10th Grader. His dad traded in his 2500HD on a new Tundra and little Dave is proud of his Daddy's new truck. It goes Vroom, vroom, vroom. :lol:

 

 

 

Well it definitely takes some ovaries to hang out and talk shit after that, I read it. And to actually still have his "20 year" BS in the sig LOL he must have a "special friend" that is sitting there with him, and they talk to each other.

Hell, at least pun owns the truck he has, even though he dislikes it

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I have an extra silly string rifle if anyone wants to play :lol::lol::D

SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND.....

180px-Silly_string_cannon.jpeg

THE NEW SILLY STRING CANNON!

 

 

 

:lol::thumbs: Hose emm down...they are outta control!!! :thumbs::lol:

 

 

You should really think about trading up to the Sierra Silly String Hybrid. The regular SS is a environmentally irresponsible. :lol:

 

 

 

If silly string is good enough to strip paint off a truck, it's good enough for my tank I always say

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you guys are funny but you are so far off on who i am. that name is a kid that lives down the street from me that i dont like ps vmax i still see your the same on tundra nation

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you guys are funny but you are so far off on who i am. that name is a kid that lives down the street from me ps vmax i still see your the same on tundra nation

 

Dave, if you actually own your own Tundra, how about some pictures of it? More specifically, so we know the truck is yours and not one you've found on the net, post a picture of a dollar bill resting on the steering wheel. That should help you prove you do, in fact, own a Tundra. If you want to post a picture of your first name on the registration, that'd be another good way to prove it.

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you guys are funny but you are so far off on who i am. that name is a kid that lives down the street from me that i dont like ps vmax i still see your the same on tundra nation

 

 

:lol::thumbs::thumbs: I don't care who ya are, that there is FUNNY!!! :lol::lol::lol:

 

Let's see if I have this straight....You are a grown adult and you don't like a kid down the street, so you impersonate him on a bunch of truck forums and act like a total :D to make HIM look bad..... :lol::lol::lol:

 

If you would have thought about it awhile, here is a lie that would have been somewhat believable:

 

You could have said you are Dave Sr and the Dave Morejon we found is your son..as in Dave Jr. Personally, I wouldn't have believed it, but someone may have. Certainly more believable than what you just came up with. :lol::lol::lol:

Edited by VMax2007
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you guys are funny but you are so far off on who i am. that name is a kid that lives down the street from me that i dont like ps vmax i still see your the same on tundra nation

 

 

Damn, he doesn't know who he is now??? :lol::thumbs:

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you guys are funny but you are so far off on who i am. that name is a kid that lives down the street from me ps vmax i still see your the same on tundra nation

 

Dave, if you actually own your own Tundra, how about some pictures of it? More specifically, so we know the truck is yours and not one you've found on the net, post a picture of a dollar bill resting on the steering wheel. That should help you prove you do, in fact, own a Tundra. If you want to post a picture of your first name on the registration, that's be another good way to prove it.

 

 

if i did that you would run out and by a tundra :lol:

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you guys are funny but you are so far off on who i am. that name is a kid that lives down the street from me ps vmax i still see your the same on tundra nation

 

Dave, if you actually own your own Tundra, how about some pictures of it? More specifically, so we know the truck is yours and not one you've found on the net, post a picture of a dollar bill resting on the steering wheel. That should help you prove you do, in fact, own a Tundra. If you want to post a picture of your first name on the registration, that's be another good way to prove it.

 

 

if i did that you would run out and by a tundra :lol:

 

 

 

 

based on what?

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you guys are funny but you are so far off on who i am. that name is a kid that lives down the street from me ps vmax i still see your the same on tundra nation

 

Dave, if you actually own your own Tundra, how about some pictures of it? More specifically, so we know the truck is yours and not one you've found on the net, post a picture of a dollar bill resting on the steering wheel. That should help you prove you do, in fact, own a Tundra. If you want to post a picture of your first name on the registration, that's be another good way to prove it.

 

 

if i did that you would run out and by a tundra :thumbs:

 

 

 

 

Uh... What? :lol:

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you guys are funny but you are so far off on who i am. that name is a kid that lives down the street from me ps vmax i still see your the same on tundra nation

 

Dave, if you actually own your own Tundra, how about some pictures of it? More specifically, so we know the truck is yours and not one you've found on the net, post a picture of a dollar bill resting on the steering wheel. That should help you prove you do, in fact, own a Tundra. If you want to post a picture of your first name on the registration, that's be another good way to prove it.

 

 

if i did that you would run out and by a tundra :lol:

 

 

 

Thats buy ,Dufus

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