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She told me a long time ago... I think it was named after a dog I bought her.
(Found it)
Abby's books and more
Danville Manor Shopping Center
1650 Houstonville Rd, Ste 233
She was a hottie... major hottie. My parents now lovingly call her "The Psycho Bit*h."
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Brian, beautiful. I love it, makes me wish I had an FX4 all the time. I really like those tires too. wish I could afford some for the Ranger.
sounds like Indiana, i get stared at and I have lived here all my life!
Now I need to find a decent place to flex it out. Everything is private property. Anywhere I stop to even take a picture I get stared down by hillbillies who act like I'm getting ready to steal something from their brother.
When I was aiming my lights on the wall of a grocery store, I must have had like 5 people pull in (off the main road), point their cars directly at me for a minute (until they saw me with a ruler and adjusting my lights), and drive back off.
I always get the old "y'all ain't from around here, are ya?" with a sideways look. People here are so close minded if you don't look and talk like them, lol.
When I was aiming my lights on the wall of a grocery store, I must have had like 5 people pull in (off the main road), point their cars directly at me for a minute (until they saw me with a ruler and adjusting my lights), and drive back off.
I always get the old "y'all ain't from around here, are ya?" with a sideways look. People here are so close minded if you don't look and talk like them, lol.
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Now I need to find a decent place to flex it out. Everything is private property. Anywhere I stop to even take a picture I get stared down by hillbillies who act like I'm getting ready to steal something from their brother.
When I was aiming my lights on the wall of a grocery store, I must have had like 5 people pull in (off the main road), point their cars directly at me for a minute (until they saw me with a ruler and adjusting my lights), and drive back off.
I always get the old "y'all ain't from around here, are ya?" with a sideways look. People here are so close minded if you don't look and talk like them, lol.
When I was aiming my lights on the wall of a grocery store, I must have had like 5 people pull in (off the main road), point their cars directly at me for a minute (until they saw me with a ruler and adjusting my lights), and drive back off.
I always get the old "y'all ain't from around here, are ya?" with a sideways look. People here are so close minded if you don't look and talk like them, lol.
#30
And if I play with the truck in the driveway my retired neighbors come out and have to ask what I'm doing. Either that or just stare at me from behind the blinds. Oh well.
#32
you seem home sick!
you should make it up to the dunes if you can.
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#35
I am home sick a little, honestly.
But really it's just the people here. I'll refrain from saying anything other than that. lol.
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#37
If I was pulling around a lot of weight I wouldn't have gone with 35's either, unless I actually had the money laying around to re-gear.
#38
And I know a lot of people back in Oregon Washington who I can't stand....
It's just a much different culture, and a much different way of thinking.
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#40
I'm sure it is. I've been to CA several times for work (Toyota) and there is a huge difference between West Coast & East Coast. I believe I'd be as frustrated out there as you seem to be here. Hopefully it won't get you down too bad though
#41
Yeah I'm from Oregon. All of the Oregon meets I see make me miss the area.
California is different. I like it but I wouldn't like to live there as much. Too many illegals down there, and too many kids driving their cars that their dad bought them with 26" wheels.
But there are some beautiful areas there.
I like the Northwest. I like where I was living. Just outside of a big city, 30 minutes from a small mountain range (3-4k feet), an hour from the beach, an hour from the mountains (11k feet, skiing/snowboarding), two hours from the high desert.
Plenty to do out there!
California is different. I like it but I wouldn't like to live there as much. Too many illegals down there, and too many kids driving their cars that their dad bought them with 26" wheels.
But there are some beautiful areas there.
I like the Northwest. I like where I was living. Just outside of a big city, 30 minutes from a small mountain range (3-4k feet), an hour from the beach, an hour from the mountains (11k feet, skiing/snowboarding), two hours from the high desert.
Plenty to do out there!
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#44
Westleys tire bleach will whitein those letters for you.
Ya I also know exactly what you mean if I try and flex somewhere around here people will just come out and look at me like I'm doing something major illegal. everything around here is private property also and that bugs me.
and your F-150 looks awesome man. Big fan of your Truck.
Ya I also know exactly what you mean if I try and flex somewhere around here people will just come out and look at me like I'm doing something major illegal. everything around here is private property also and that bugs me.
and your F-150 looks awesome man. Big fan of your Truck.
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Now I need to find a decent place to flex it out. Everything is private property. Anywhere I stop to even take a picture I get stared down by hillbillies who act like I'm getting ready to steal something from their brother.
When I was aiming my lights on the wall of a grocery store, I must have had like 5 people pull in (off the main road), point their cars directly at me for a minute (until they saw me with a ruler and adjusting my lights), and drive back off.
I always get the old "y'all ain't from around here, are ya?" with a sideways look. People here are so close minded if you don't look and talk like them, lol.
When I was aiming my lights on the wall of a grocery store, I must have had like 5 people pull in (off the main road), point their cars directly at me for a minute (until they saw me with a ruler and adjusting my lights), and drive back off.
I always get the old "y'all ain't from around here, are ya?" with a sideways look. People here are so close minded if you don't look and talk like them, lol.
LoL did anybody else see that Squidbillies episode?
#47
She got a call yesterday for another opening so hopefully it works out.
IF she gets a state job, we'll try to keep her there for a year. Then maybe looking for either work out West, or a job like yours that allows me to live out that way.
Ultimately I'd like to get into utility work or law enforcement work.
My thought is to find a 14/14 schedule and try to become a reserve or something, who knows... It's hard to get on somewhere doing utility stuff.
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I like the Northwest. I like where I was living. Just outside of a big city, 30 minutes from a small mountain range (3-4k feet), an hour from the beach, an hour from the mountains (11k feet, skiing/snowboarding), two hours from the high desert.
Plenty to do out there!
Plenty to do out there!