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Talk about a fine towing vehicle...
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07-17-2007, 04:57 PM
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Re: Talk about a fine towing vehicle...
About a month ago in the parking lot of Home Despot I saw two guys loading up an already severely bottomed out Taurus sedan. They had concete mix, tuba fours, OSB, etc. stuffed into and strapped on it. They were cutting some wood with a brandy new Ryobi cordless sawzall. When I came out of the store they were still there. Apparently the battery in the saw didn't have much of a charge in it as it was already dead. They still had a bunch of wood left to load and one of them was using the power tool like a hand saw to finish the job!
I only wish I had more time and my digicam.
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07-17-2007, 06:27 PM
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Re: Talk about a fine towing vehicle...
:o
And they went to the trouble to cataloge it, pictures,etc Man I've seen some silly crap in the HomeDepot parking lot (and usually down the road later) but that's retarted. Where they from Alabama or something. ;D ;D
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07-17-2007, 06:41 PM
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Re: Talk about a fine towing vehicle...
Oh my God. OH MY GOD. They from north Georgia Just above I-285.
Sorry Stink didn't mean nothin by it. Rednecks and drivers license, not to meantion digital camera and web access. Well look on the bright side, natural selection might help here. :P :P :P :P
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