Sunday, March 22, 2026

Nice Rig


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  1. I live in rural Colorado, and I see hundreds (if not thousands) of RVs parked in peoples' yards and (mostly) in RV storage facilities. I am amazed how many people say, "Let's spend thousands of dollars on a tin box and maybe once a year go to the closest National Park for a far too long weekend of 'camping'." My question is, "Why bother?"

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    1. Because it's the best time in their lives.

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    2. My sainted mother needlepointed a pillow that she kept on her sofa. The saying was "Screw the Golden Years!"

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  2. hubcap is upside down and backwards......AI !!!

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    1. Sorry Bill, he always says that about most photos.

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    2. You want to check out that hub caps back door and nibble it's nek.

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    3. Goatsniffer just being his usual self, a dick.

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    4. Pay attention dikhed, John says that stuff al the time.

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    5. He does it too, ..... wha

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  3. the front wheel rolls 1/2 revolution, hub cap would be correct

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  4. When I, the oldest child, was 8 years old, my father got a new Terry trailer and we all went camping out in the woods. When it was time to leave he said, "Stand back here and watch while I back-up." So, I stood there and watched, and when he ran into a tree, I called out, "Dad! You hit a tree!"
    I thought of that often while raising my children: try and make thing clear to the uneducated.

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    1. Funny story, excellent point!

      49er Badger

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  5. The grille and fender emblem indicate a 1965 model. That was the first year of Ford’s “Twin I Beam” independent front suspension design.

    49er Badger

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