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I know the truth hurts, but the sooner we all accept it, the better off we'll be. :thumbs:

TRUTH!? You do remember who started this thread, right??? :lol:

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I know the truth hurts, but the sooner we all accept it, the better off we'll be. :thumbs:

TRUTH!? You do remember who started this thread, right??? :lol:

 

 

Hah, which should automatically make this ia 1 star thread!

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Well I'm going to bed. Us old farts can't stay up as long as you young guys. If trailrider tries anything while I'm gone defend my honor or what ever you can muster up.

 

Later

 

The Curmudgeon,

 

Don

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Well, I'm off sledding tomorrow. It's gonna be sunny and about 60 degrees, and there is LOTS of snow around. Have to give the 700 a good workout before I park her for the summer.

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i just got my 700 going again (grizzly 700) all the snow is gone here finally after a almost record season of snowfall this year... had to park her for about a month i couldnt make it through.... i think a lift and some 28" tires are in line for next year

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i just got my 700 going again (grizzly 700) all the snow is gone here finally after a almost record season of snowfall this year... had to park her for about a month i couldnt make it through.... i think a lift and some 28" tires are in line for next year

 

I'll bring the camera - maybe post some pics to this non-reply thread!

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leave pun alone :thumbs:

 

Chris Crocker owns a Tundra. Thanks for letting us know Chris, uh Trailrumprider, uh DAVE.

 

 

 

Hey Dave, hey Jas!!! Why so quiet? :lol:

Well if your gonna try to take down this forum, you need a partner right? :thumbs:

 

 

It's a new millenia, they just can't quit each other.

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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....You don;t like him, so you impersonate him on a bunch of truck forums and act like a total :D to make HIM look bad..... :lol::lol::lol:

 

 

:lol::lol: i even keep hacking into his comp. and giving him virus's and had him arrested too just because i like him :D:D

 

 

 

Oh really, and since you obviously don't like me, why haven't you hacked into my computer and given me viruses? Should I be updating my anti-virus software??? :lol:

 

 

your not worth my time continue on if it makes you feel good :D:D

 

O.K., I know you are either related to PUN or at least the same age because you have to same type of grammar. As I told YOUR peer PUN in earlier non-posts; if YOU'RE going to talk shit in here, at least be sure of YOUR english grammar because YOU'RE in the adult world now! If I were you, I would've graciously left with my tail between my legs. The more you banter, the more it shows YOUR true age and maturism. Just admit that you are caught trying to play GROWN UP. If you don't want to start a post like your age-related pal PUN, I would probably apologize for lying and accept this gift from all of us here....

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:lol: Third sh!tstorm of the year? Gotta love it

 

What do you expect from shit faces?

 

Speaking of, where's Rob?

 

Good Morning Daddy

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I was out with the wife celebrating her birthday last night but I'm back now, liars and PUNs beware!

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Damn, I'm gone for one night and get owned. :lol: Where's the love? :thumbs::thumbs:

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be quite they are exploring the joys of an alternative lifestyle

 

 

Who says a bunch of GM truck guys can't help a pair find love :thumbs:

 

Nevermind, Ed pointed out the love :lol:

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Damn, I'm gone for one night and get owned. :lol: Where's the love? :thumbs::thumbs:

 

FU2

 

Here's the love.

 

I feel honored Daddy. I will vow not to make fun of your 20s for at least 3 hours.

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