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ok do you want to know me im a guy who likes to make some jokes and have a good time and i take jokes very well and i do enjoy off roading as well i do apologize if i ofended anyone
you didn't offend me, but you probably did a few people. we all make dirty jokes about g/f's and mom's but we kind of know each other a bit. i haven't met these guys in person, but i talk to them on the phone and we are members on other forums together and stuff, not saying we're good friends, or even friends for that matter, but we understand each other a little better and know what is ok and what is out of line to take jabs at for lolz. a little time in here and some getting to know folks goes a long way in the jokes department is all, that way it comes off as two buddies bsing and not just some guy taking shots at your woman.
Originally Posted by hav24wheel
Bruce, you are right.
in all honesty, I rub some people the wrong way.
teehee, dave "rubs people the wrong way" and bruce somehow knows about it. has dave been making trips to alaska to give "happy endings massages"????
Have you ever had or knew anyone that had Kelly Trail mark max's tires?
Got talked into a set by my old boss. I really hated the old trail marks, we sold a lot of them and they were just a nightmare; wouldn't balance, go square after a few thousand miles, etc. Anyways, bought 4 of those you mention for winter. Not an outstanding tire, but surprisingly good for what I paid. Nothing to write home about, mind you, but a co-worker drove my truck and like them enough he bought a set too. A cheap tire, but for what you pay for them, a bargain.
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