Smart kid.
I dont know what I would do without my full sized pickup truck
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Dammit. mtmuley
ShootsManyBullets
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Omega Moos must've got him
mdcrossbow
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Me to, Sorority of village girls in Korea, they liked my Duce.5
Redmt
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Ok. I guess I'll have to dumb it down a little.
Redmt
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I'll bet your Toyota against a sack of donuts it will be fine at double that.
Crazy fast.
Redmt
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Forget it. I don't want your Toyota. My scrap dumpster is full.
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I mean... they data just fully supports our assertions.
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Redmt
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Data? Who gives a snot about data? The point was that real truck surpass the wannabe little toy trucks. The little light duty soccer mom trucks with the 3-1/2 foot bed have a purpose just not in the real world where you actually need a full sized heavy duty pickup. Mileage? Who cares?
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Redmt
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I suppose if you're content with 4 sacks of groceries and a double mocha triple whatever it is, I'll be content with aisle 3 and most of the refrigerated section.
Is that the maxi pad aisle?
Redmt
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Why does it not surprise me that you would know where that is?
All shit slinging aside, I drove a Dodge 2500 for 20 years. Great truck for hauling four horses around the mountains, and hauling hay to feed them. The only time it rode smoothly was when it had a ton of stoker coal in the bed, or five tons of hay on a flatbed.
We got rid of horses, but I still drove it because it was what I knew. For another decade, that was my pickup. Then, one day I rode with a buddy in his Tundra on a two hour drive to a trailhead in the middle of nowhere, Idaho.
I couldn’t believe how smooth it was relative to my Dodge. I sold the Cummins and replaced it with a Tundra. Payload is less, so I had to be mindful of what I bought for a travel trailer. It works fine for what we do.
The only two pickups I’ve had towed were a Ford and a Chevy.
Drive what you want. I can borrow my daughter’s Subaru on the days I’m shooting my 6.5.
The inability to be pragmatic might be one of the most prevalent social diseases there is.
We got rid of horses, but I still drove it because it was what I knew. For another decade, that was my pickup. Then, one day I rode with a buddy in his Tundra on a two hour drive to a trailhead in the middle of nowhere, Idaho.
I couldn’t believe how smooth it was relative to my Dodge. I sold the Cummins and replaced it with a Tundra. Payload is less, so I had to be mindful of what I bought for a travel trailer. It works fine for what we do.
The only two pickups I’ve had towed were a Ford and a Chevy.
Drive what you want. I can borrow my daughter’s Subaru on the days I’m shooting my 6.5.
The inability to be pragmatic might be one of the most prevalent social diseases there is.
Redmt
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I do enjoy a good " mines better than yours" discussion. I'm glad you're a good sport, even if you have drunk too much toy truck cool aid!
C'mon now. Be pragmatic. mtmuleyI do enjoy a good " mines better than yours" discussion. I'm glad you're a good sport, even if you have drunk too much toy truck cool aid!
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