Only you guys would get the reference
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From: Stuttgart, Ar
I wonder what Wally world he's at. I was looking at the Tri-County sticker on the back windshield wondering if that was the raceway just down the road from my house. Hmmmmmmm. Sure would be nice to give that ole boy a dose of his own medicine.
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From: Stuttgart, Ar
If you haven't read any of the recent threads about "smokin" diesels, then you might not understand how "politically incorrect" it's become, even in the diesel community. There are always those diehards who will never understand. My truck smokes, but I hate it with a passion. I just don't have the coin to "fix it" right now so I drive it like it has eggs under the skinny pedal.
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I would drive 1,500 miles out of my way rather than to walk through the front doors of any WalMart, OH look! TruckNutz isle 5
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From: Somewhere In FTE Land
Oh look trucknutz
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That's too good. Really. I work 3rd shift, and if I HAVE to go to Wal-Mart, I do it before or after work. You see some strange sights in there at night, and early in the morning. The guy who owns this truck must be one of the types I see in there: various number of eyes, and eyebrows, strange walking habits, one leg a greatly different length than the other, or some other physical malady that can be attributed to generations of inbreeding. The other day, I saw a guy with a whole shopping cart full of toilet paper. And oddly enough, no Immodium. You would think someone who needed that much TP might want to stop it at the source.
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From: Claremore, OK
Not likely, the OP hales from PA. And the track your thinking of used to be call TriState...unless they've changed their name. Though the Dixie stickers and dual CB "FireStick" ANT are tale-tell signs of redneck inbreads from these woods. But most of them drive Bowties or "Got a Mechanic Coming"...the outward look is the same.
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From: Plano TX and Brentwood TN
And people wonder why I'm doing 80 on those stretches of 40 and 30 to get thru as quickly as possible that state.
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From: Claremore, OK
They're not near the interstates...too many "out of town" folks pass through on the interstate. I work for a railroad...and a couple of years ago I used to work on a subdivision that passed through this town that pretty much lived up to about every redneck joke Foxworthy has told. There was only four last names in town...and all four were related by marriage(s); granted the town was only about 200 folks...you'd expect more diversity. I will say the general store in town could cook a mean hamburger and breakfast was the best there. It ain't just Arkansas, I've seen what could be considered "escapees" in KS, OK and TX.
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From: Plano TX and Brentwood TN
Naawww, surely you can't really mean Tx, not there. Now Tn that is another story entirely.
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Fleet Mechanic
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From: Eastern PA
I did not snap this picture myself... It is compliments of the lovely people who have started the website www.peopleofwalmart.com where you may snap pictures at walmart and submit them for others disbelief.
We have some pretty iffy areas in PA too, there's a high deer population. A dead deer on the side of the road will often give new meaning to "crack open a cold one". I miss texas, but we had some hardcores down there.
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From: Smiths Grove, KY
I did not snap this picture myself... It is compliments of the lovely people who have started the website www.peopleofwalmart.com where you may snap pictures at walmart and submit them for others disbelief.
