What did you accomplish today?
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Singlemalt
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Roger A. Shrubber
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Grandpapy
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Don"t forget the competition.
Chevy Vega, I had the Pontiac Aster, gutless but would handle like a dream and with 100 lbs. of sand in the back would go thru snow like no ones business.
Roger A. Shrubber
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We had the 5 liter V8 Ford Capri Perana
Not to me, it always looked like a Datsun 240Z congener.
Roger A. Shrubber
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kind of, but the door placement is off on both
whats on the dash of that thing? is it a taxi when he isn't at car shows?
whats on the dash of that thing? is it a taxi when he isn't at car shows?
lokie
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I never owned a bad ass gremlin.
Butt I did get some ass in a gremlin.
That counts for something.
Roger A. Shrubber
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know its not a gremlin...you don't wanna see what pops up when you type in "sex in a gremlin"......I never owned a bad ass gremlin.
Butt I did get some ass in a gremlin.
That counts for something.
Roger A. Shrubber
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Just because i think Inda would like it
tangerinegreen555
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I bought a bug zapper, an outdoor 12-3 (I like overkill) extension cord, and a shepherd's poll.
Can't wait till sundown. The little yellow thing is a skeeter lure.
Zap, fall, fertilize the lilies.
Can't wait till sundown. The little yellow thing is a skeeter lure.
Zap, fall, fertilize the lilies.
Roger A. Shrubber
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redneck fireworks
BudmanTX
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ya beat me to it darnit....
BudmanTX
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Singlemalt
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Your toad will love it. I had one a few years back, after a couple weeks the toads would start gathering around 6 pm (before dark) underneath it and just hang, chat and bullshit with each other. The zapper came on at 7pm and it would get quiet, the boys went to work. In the morning they all checked out, no carcasses at all. I had me some fat toads hanging about
tyler.durden
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Our underpasses are well lit with fluorescent lights, which naturally attracts many flying insects. The lights of the underpasses near our lakefront are teaming with activity; hoards of fat flying insects are crashing into the massive webs of the fattest, laziest spiders you've ever seen. Some are as big as my hand from the constant food supply and hot weather. Like prehistoric. I really appreciate what they do, (can you imagine how many insects would be around if it weren't for our spider friends?), but if one ever fell on me while walking under I'd scream like a woman and shit myself to death...
Roger A. Shrubber
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what did you ask the shepherds?
I can't even watch that anymore.
200 mph past rock walls & barbed wire fences protected by leathers & a brain bucket.
FFFFUUUUUCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKK dat.