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9zero1790
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Yes! now back up and smash the other side of the hoopty. knock the cell phones right out of the hands! Finish them off by driving up the hood and onto roof!!!I destroyed a Honda with my Ranger.
sorry... I may have a touch of road rage.
So, how did they manage to avoid texting long enough to scrape your bumper?
IdahoRanger
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Any damage details John?I destroyed a Honda with my Ranger.
Glocker
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You found my thread on it. But I'd say I got lucky, all things considered!
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Usually it's Cheech going to the vet in Soupie but today Cheech and I brought momma to the vet, err, doctor!
He was a little shaking mess, as usual. BUT ....
There's all this talk on the forum about phone mounts so I thought I'd share my Genuine Milwaukee Mount!
Nervous Nellie Cheech wondering what the vet's doing to mom, his new center console pad is perfect although I think his nails are gonna tear it up after a few more trips, Might have to get a mattress-matching cushion made for that but if I use the same place that did his rear mattress, that thing would cost like $110! =O
Genuine Milwaukee leather-gloves-in-the-cubby phone holder. LOL, a bigger screen than Soupie's center console! Perfect placement and easy to see - and yes, if I had to stop fast it would bounce all over ....
He was a little shaking mess, as usual. BUT ....
There's all this talk on the forum about phone mounts so I thought I'd share my Genuine Milwaukee Mount!
Nervous Nellie Cheech wondering what the vet's doing to mom, his new center console pad is perfect although I think his nails are gonna tear it up after a few more trips, Might have to get a mattress-matching cushion made for that but if I use the same place that did his rear mattress, that thing would cost like $110! =O
Genuine Milwaukee leather-gloves-in-the-cubby phone holder. LOL, a bigger screen than Soupie's center console! Perfect placement and easy to see - and yes, if I had to stop fast it would bounce all over ....
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Extra tiny dump run, some twigs from our last windy night and some old rotten firewood from our neighbor veterans.
Sure is nice having Soupie for this. In the past, I would have gathered these and broken them to fit in yard waste bags. What a pain that was.
Even a tiny dump run puts a giant smile in a 34 degree day.
LOL, it may be nippy out but Cheech still loves to sit outside. As long as he has 5 blankets to keep him warm! =D
Sure is nice having Soupie for this. In the past, I would have gathered these and broken them to fit in yard waste bags. What a pain that was.
Even a tiny dump run puts a giant smile in a 34 degree day.
LOL, it may be nippy out but Cheech still loves to sit outside. As long as he has 5 blankets to keep him warm! =D
KNI
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I would chip/mulch the twigs and put under bushes/trees. And that rotten wood I'd burn for ash and put under bushes/trees (prior to the mulch). Or if you collect the grass clippings, you could coal kiln that mulch to aerate grass clip pile and soak up the nitrogen leach from the clippings prior to spreading it back over the lawn.Extra tiny dump run, some twigs from our last windy night and some old rotten firewood from our neighbor veterans.
Sure is nice having Soupie for this. In the past, I would have gathered these and broken them to fit in yard waste bags. What a pain that was.
Even a tiny dump run puts a giant smile in a 34 degree day.
LOL, it may be nippy out but Cheech still loves to sit outside. As long as he has 5 blankets to keep him warm! =D
KNI
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I did "off-roading"
Was going to the grocery store and there was this 18 wheeler blocking the intersection and waiting to the access road. So I put the signal on, drove past the the 18 wheeler, turned to the grocery store. (Left side tires on the road, right side tires on huge snow pile) and finally ran over the snow pile to the parking lot dodging the trailer.
Got some people I know as spectators on the parking lot
Was going to the grocery store and there was this 18 wheeler blocking the intersection and waiting to the access road. So I put the signal on, drove past the the 18 wheeler, turned to the grocery store. (Left side tires on the road, right side tires on huge snow pile) and finally ran over the snow pile to the parking lot dodging the trailer.
Got some people I know as spectators on the parking lot
Blackeagle
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Drove out to Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park for a quick one-night shakedown of my new Escapod Topo 2 trailer. The Escapod was great. I had a nice meal, drank some good beer, and got a good night’s sleep.
Some of the eponymous pink dunes:
I drove back through Zion National Park. No pics, but very pretty despite being a bit overcast.
Some of the eponymous pink dunes:
I drove back through Zion National Park. No pics, but very pretty despite being a bit overcast.
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Busy day, took household garbage to convenience center, used coupon for "the works" oil change & tire rotation at local dealer, channeled my inner Subquark & took 300lbs of old landscape boxes to the landfill. Have to admit, was little surprised how much better it rode with that much weight in the bed, no bounce, good firm ride. Then gave it a wash. Got it somewhat dried before neighbor decided to burn, guess he was afraid of fire getting out of control so he doused it with water every minute or so. So much ash it looked like it was snowing. When he finished I pulled the truck back out and used leaf blower to get rid of ash.
DukeCanBuildit
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Special Santa run today.
Drove the QEW (Queen Elizabeth Way) to Burlington to deliver Christmas presents and a prepared Christmas turkey dinner to my FIL. Tomorrow, the Ranger will make the 3-hour trip to my hometown to drop off the same for my Mom, check on the cottage, and return me safely home.
Drove the QEW (Queen Elizabeth Way) to Burlington to deliver Christmas presents and a prepared Christmas turkey dinner to my FIL. Tomorrow, the Ranger will make the 3-hour trip to my hometown to drop off the same for my Mom, check on the cottage, and return me safely home.
