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I didn't know if they stuck out that far at first or not, just wondering. And see what I mean about the picture?

This was about all the excitement I had.

I found these pictures.

OK, I'll let you know. First thing I need to do is buy a lottery ticket.

yep- W-9s,K100s, and especially Bullnoses might, but these newer ugly-ass all plastic trucks probably never will.

I used to think that when I won the lottery i'd move next door to Rob just to annoy him, but it's so pretty out there around Butte I might just move there instead. Beautiful country.

Debra Winger sure was lookin' good in that movie.

I sure like my Ranger. It's a 2002 with around 120,000 miles on it now. Until the coil went bad last week i'd never had any problems with it. I traded a Focus on it after my wife passed and sold the '71 F-100 I used to drive. I road tested a full size Dodge 4 wheel drive with an extended cab first but it didn't really drive that good. They wanted $12,000+ for it. When I came back and parked it back beside the little Ranger that was $7200 I said "let's take this one fer a spin". Came back and signed on the dotted line. It is indeed too small to do any real work, most we do is take the trash to the dumpster in it. The salesman at Amherst Ford where I bought it said the only reason the previous owner didn't like it was because it was too small, and I believe it. He traded it back in on another Ranger with an extended cab and V6 engine.

Randy and spot might hack your drone's controls and land it in Daingerfield, then you'll never get it back- it'll be reprogrammed to move dirt.

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That's what I call "the big truck rule", which is "whenever there's an accident involving a big truck the big truck is automatically at fault,regardless of the circumstances".

I don't know about that, but it looks like her head's too big for her body. And her legs are skinny too. I'd still follow the instructions on her shirt though.

true that!

might be him on the 4-wheeler. when it was his turn to ski they reversed direction and went around the pond counter clockwise.

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Thank you- I always like to see pictures of people that might be useful later! what about the rest of the dog? Larry, did you have to extend your mirror brackets after you put the sleeper on?

I'll tell them.

Ether just ain't as powerful as it used to be.

Mack, I tried to go back and find the "Spot the Wonder Dog" series but I couldn't go back by page no, only to "next" one page at a time. But if you search by date, the first episode was called "The New Adventures of Spot the Wonder Dog", posted on Dec. 4th, 2010. There was 6 episodes in all I think, rhasler started most of the following ones and I added my input. It was the funniest thing ever on BMT...right guys? It's great...right guys? episode 1- http://www.bigmacktr...the-wonder-dog/ episode 2- http://www.bigmacktr...-dog-episode-2/ 3- http://www.bigmacktr...-dog-episode-3/ 4- http://www.bigmacktr...-dog-episode-4/ 5- http://www.bigmacktr...the-wonder-dog/ 6- http://www.bigmacktr...-dog-episode-5/ 7- http://www.bigmacktr...-dog-episode-6/ 8- http://www.bigmacktr...the-wonder-dog/ There! after hours of research, I found 'em all!

Tom did that at the shop this morning because I was using the air hose he needed to inflate the steer tires on that Kentworth-they only had 80 lbs. in them. 'Course he loves fire, 'splosions, anything that goes boom anyway.

Some years ago some unknown person/persons would decorate a cedar tree in the median on I-64 just west of Richmond every year. I saw it many times, it was just east of the rest area between the Gum Spring and Rockville exits. One a-hole complained and whenever it was decorated the state would send a crew out to "undecorate" it...and what did it hurt? Not a thing.

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I didn't know that either. There's a man in Appomattox, matter of fact he lives in my old house on rt. 24, that makes really nice grills out of old propane tanks. I don't know where he gets all the old tanks from. They look like they'd last forever but the price for them starts at about $600 and goes up from there. I thought he was nuts for cutting and welding on them myself.

Smith's Transfer was big around here-really big, out of Staunton,Va.

Now that's a heckuva good ideer Mike!