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I bet I can guess .
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CycleJay
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73m819,
Sure, what can you come up with?
Thanks,
Sure, what can you come up with?
Thanks,
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Yeah but on a quite night you can hear a CHEVY rust .
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Saw a movie once, i forget the title, guy had a bush buggy of some sort, he called the vehicle "the anti-christ". And so i call mine. Some days. Some days the kids and i call it "William". My youngest son suggested that the night i brought it home.
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nope if you called it ford it would be Race Day what you should call it is
Cheap, Hardly Efficient, Virtually Runs On Luck Every Time
and for the m880 drivers Daily Overhauls Do Get Expensive
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i call mine the general due to it had one star on it when i got it
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Knew someone just had to ask
Why everybody KNOWS that the proper NAME for a cucv is WHEEL CHOCK
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He just had to ask .Knew someone just had to ask
Why everybody KNOWS that the proper NAME for a cucv is WHEEL CHOCK
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Wheel chocks (or chocks) are wedges of sturdy material placed behind a vehicle's wheels to prevent accidental movement. Chocks are placed for safety in addition to setting the brakes. The bottom surface is sometimes coated in rubber to enhance grip with the ground. For ease of removal, a rope may be tied to the chock or a set of two chocks. One edge of the wedge has a concave profile to contour to the wheel and increase the force necessary to overrun the chock.Knew someone just had to ask
Why everybody KNOWS that the proper NAME for a cucv is WHEEL CHOCK
Well you cant place a CUCV behind any other vehicles wheels to prevent movement beside a huge haul truck(guess what a haul truck would crush your puny m819). Most Cucvs are painted on the bottom and are not coated in rubber. Cucvs also do not have a rope tied to them(Oh look your 819 has cables attatched!!) They do not have any concave shapes to them to fit a tire.
So please tell me how are these used for wheel chocks????? Explain your point I am very interested to know why you call the CUCV a wheel chock......I will have better luck fitting you cute little 5 ton under a haul truck tire than you will fitting a CUCV under your 5 ton tire, and any day you want to try let me know!
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its a bit of a joke, I found it funny.....
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Its one of those jokes that gets old after the first time..........its a bit of a joke, I found it funny.....
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My M1028 is "Machinam Para Bellum"
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Yeah it does get old, but this time it was funny. Musta been the set up, cause I knew he was gonna say it.
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GM-M1008
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Porky, I am going to need you to go ahead and fill that report out for your self and Ill send it who gives crap.
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Nah , you can't hurt my feelings .Porky, I am going to need you to go ahead and fill that report out for your self and Ill send it who gives crap.
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Can I have a jelly donut?