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My wife and kids are sick of my calling out all the dents I see driving around. To the point that she actually gets pissed at me. Some people just don't understand.
It's no different than those folks that call out "punch buggy" when they see an old Volkswagen and then punch you in the arm while you're driving. But then, I don't know if people do that everywhere or if it's just a southern thing.
It's no different than those folks that call out "punch buggy" when they see an old Volkswagen and then punch you in the arm while you're driving. But then, I don't know if people do that everywhere or if it's just a southern thing.
It's been "a thing" since at least as far back as the mid to late sixties. But I don't think I heard a name given to it until late in the seventies. I think the first name I ever heard associated with it had something to do with colors? Not sure.
But I like the names I'm hearing so far! I wonder how many names that game has been given?
I saw this truck last summer in SC on my way to Myrtle Beach. This is the Mac Daddy! I talked to the guy for a few min. He said he was on his way to Florida to get the upholstery done.
Yowza! Nice combination! I've always wanted a SuperCab with a short bed. Thought it would look nice and have all the benefits.
And a nice white one with all the trim at that!
Yep, The Benchwarmers.
I'd heard of it, but not seen it until this last week. Had some hopes for it, and it had some good scenes, but was a little too low-brow (if that's still a thing?) even for me! Hah!
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