someone with more issues than brains

[Steve M]

How can he tell who's in an Excursion from way down there anyhow!

 

[Josparkz]

I think that if I got my old Airstream hitched up I might could hog up eight parking spots

 

[Mark_Kendrick]

Originally posted by Gunny

This guy has in a way brought this old country boy to Jesus. For the first time in many, many years last night I said a prayer, "Oh God please in your infinite wisdom grant me this one wish, I promise if you grant me this one thing I will never ask another favor, Let me be the one who pulls out in front of this prick, and God please, please let him say something about it, Amen"



Gunny

:-laf:-laf:-laf

 

[GeneralMachine]

He hates Diesel

I think he works @ McDonalds the other day i was in the drive thru had my CTD on line the car in front pulled up the guy says to her would you cut off your engine, she says it's not my car it is the one behind me, so he takes the order we move up hear he goes again would you cut off your engine I says it's not me it's the car behind me, then with no prob hearing my order he takes my order. :-laf :-laf :-laf . Harv

 

[Pit Bull]

Re: He hates Diesel

Originally posted by HWhite



I says it's not me it's the car behind me, then with no prob hearing my order he takes my order. :-laf :-laf :-laf . Harv

The little pr*ck was just trying to control his little part of the world :-laf Glad you proved he was trying to mess with you. What did he say when he handed you the order?

 

[GeneralMachine]

I just got one of those It was you look's Harv

 

[MCummings]

every time I get cut off by a 4 foot single woman



You know how he knew she was single?



Who would marry a women with 4 feet?

 

[Josparkz]

Originally posted by MCummings

every time I get cut off by a 4 foot single woman



You know how he knew she was single?



Who would marry a women with 4 feet?

Someone who likes feet ,... ... ... ..... a lot

 

[Sled Puller]

hehhehehehehe

Somebody with a foot fetish, no doubt.

 

[BillGotthelf]

I hope that dude lives around me . I know that lady with 4 feet driving an Excursion Diesel with a comp puck. It does smoke some even for a furd. I have left her in the dust a coupla times and I'm only on level 3 of 9. I wonder what she does with here other 3 feet when she's drivin?

 

[HEMI®Dart]

I found this in a thread @ Woodalls. Larry must have driven junk diesels.







"I myself am in favor of a gasser and drive a chevy k3500 CC 8. 1L/Ally. With a Bigfoot 2500 10. 6 camper on it I average 9 mpusg. The way I see it, if you can afford a diesel you might as well have a gasser. For a bonus, you get a lot quieter performing truck. I had diesels for 20 years and it took me that long to realize that the fuel consumption advantage just doesn't justify having to put up with the diesel performance. The torquey diesel is very impressive but when you hauling a load and say you're driving at 65 mph. As soon as you hit a hillier terrain both the diesel or gasser will shift down. At this point the gasser shines with its effortless performance as well as you can carry a conversation in your truck. As far as the fuel consumption is concerned you have to remind yourself the difference in cost will only begin to pay for itself on a diesel truck just about when the 100000 mile warranty runs out on the diesel engine. Somehow I would not like to own a diesel without a warranty and having to worry about shelling out a lot more money for a diesel engine rebuild. Not to mention the dirty engine oil that will always be there, or having to worry about running out of diesel fuel, gelling, water in fuel. I don't remember having to change the gas filter on any vehicle I owned. With a diesel you better have a spare filter and diesel fuel conditioner in your truck. As far as tuning I suppose both trucks are about even. Since the diesel is turbocharged, in case of breakdown that is a disadvantage compared to the naturally aspirated gasser.

The only way the diesel would pay for itself if it is driven minimum 200000 miles, but you will still have to keep your fingers crossed after the 100000 miles. It is true that the gasser doesn't have warranty after 36000 miles, but even after purchasing a GMPP you are still ahead of the game.

regards,

Larry.



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