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re: Baw, do you get 4x4 trucks even if you don't need it?
Posted on 4/20/24 at 7:53 am to lsu xman
Posted on 4/20/24 at 7:53 am to lsu xman
It's little dick syndrome. I'm a runner that lives in an upper middle class suburb. I run all throughout my cookie cutter, boring neighborhood every day and almost every driveway has one or more over compensating, obnoxiously large 4x4 trucks with aftermarket EVERYTHING. And they're usually lifted with massive off-road rated tires.
Come on, just stop. You all live in a gated subdivision on your .25 acre plot of land with an HOA and a community pool, just like me. You're not hauling hay bales or moving cattle or pouring concrete every day. You're in a cubicle, working on spreadsheets for accounts receiving.
I guess they need the $90K oversized truck to convince themselves they're real men despite the fact they may use the bed twice a year to move a larger than normal Costco grocery run.
Come on, just stop. You all live in a gated subdivision on your .25 acre plot of land with an HOA and a community pool, just like me. You're not hauling hay bales or moving cattle or pouring concrete every day. You're in a cubicle, working on spreadsheets for accounts receiving.
I guess they need the $90K oversized truck to convince themselves they're real men despite the fact they may use the bed twice a year to move a larger than normal Costco grocery run.
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Posted on 4/20/24 at 8:01 am to ClientNumber9
Now you got me curious, so what does a guy as masculine as yourself drive?
Posted on 4/20/24 at 8:02 am to ClientNumber9
quote:
It's little dick syndrome. I'm a runner that lives in an upper middle class suburb. I run all throughout my cookie cutter, boring neighborhood every day and almost every driveway has one or more over compensating, obnoxiously large 4x4 trucks with aftermarket EVERYTHING. And they're usually lifted with massive off-road rated tires.
Come on, just stop. You all live in a gated subdivision on your .25 acre plot of land with an HOA and a community pool, just like me. You're not hauling hay bales or moving cattle or pouring concrete every day. You're in a cubicle, working on spreadsheets for accounts receiving.
I guess they need the $90K oversized truck to convince themselves they're real men despite the fact they may use the bed twice a year to move a larger than normal Costco grocery run.
That reads a lot like projection.
This post was edited on 4/20/24 at 8:13 am
Posted on 4/20/24 at 8:03 am to ClientNumber9
I work in an office, live in a city, rarely tow anything, but I use the bed of my truck a lot. It's not lifted with big tires or anything, just a stock F150.
I have no use for the seating capacity of an SUV, and don't like driving cars. It feel like I'm sitting on the floor.
It would be quite inconvenient to me to not have a truck, although I'd probably be fine with a Tacoma or something at this point. I needed the seating room when the 2 kids were younger.
I have no use for the seating capacity of an SUV, and don't like driving cars. It feel like I'm sitting on the floor.
It would be quite inconvenient to me to not have a truck, although I'd probably be fine with a Tacoma or something at this point. I needed the seating room when the 2 kids were younger.
This post was edited on 4/20/24 at 8:07 am
Posted on 4/20/24 at 8:10 am to ClientNumber9
quote:
You all live in a gated subdivision on your .25 acre plot of land with an HOA and a community pool, just like me.
I feel like you’re braggin
Posted on 4/20/24 at 8:15 am to ClientNumber9
quote:
Come on, just stop. You all live in a gated subdivision on your .25 acre plot of land with an HOA and a community pool, just like me. You're not hauling hay bales or moving cattle or pouring concrete every day. You're in a cubicle, working on spreadsheets for accounts receiving.
I'm this guy.
Except for the cubicle and accounting shite, I have a office by God.
BUT, the things I do on the weekends and vacations DEFINITELY place me in situations where I use my 4x4. I was at a mountain bike race at a ranch in Texas and it was super muddy. Everyone was parked in a pasture. A ton of people got stuck. I pulled at least 20 cars and trucks out with my 4x4 Blazer.
I do a lot of kayak camping and fishing. The small ponds and river access points are often times through terrain that a 2x4 would get stuck.
I've used it to pull a dead tree out of myyard with it.
It sounds to me like you live a boring, pussified life, with your only pastime being running through your neighborhood in too short shorts coveting your neighbor's trucks....
Posted on 4/20/24 at 8:26 am to ClientNumber9
You’ll never get invited to the deer lease with an attitude like that baw!
Posted on 4/20/24 at 8:30 am to ClientNumber9
quote:You homos sho is mad all the time?
ClientNumber9
Posted on 4/20/24 at 9:09 am to ClientNumber9
quote:
It's little dick syndrome. I'm a runner that lives in an upper middle class suburb. I run all throughout my cookie cutter, boring neighborhood every day and almost every driveway has one or more over compensating, obnoxiously large 4x4 trucks with aftermarket EVERYTHING. And they're usually lifted with massive off-road rated tires. Come on, just stop. You all live in a gated subdivision on your .25 acre plot of land with an HOA and a community pool, just like me. You're not hauling hay bales or moving cattle or pouring concrete every day. You're in a cubicle, working on spreadsheets for accounts receiving. I guess they need the $90K oversized truck to convince themselves they're real men despite the fact they may use the bed twice a year to move a larger than normal Costco grocery run.
You have no idea what those people do with their spare time. I have a ranch in South Texas, deer lease in West Texas and hunting property in Beaumont Texas. I use my truck and 4x4 a decent amount and if you saw my house you’d never think so.
Posted on 4/20/24 at 10:00 am to ClientNumber9
Not this guy. I use mine daily. Hunt, fish, haul tractors etc.
if you really a “baw” you got 4x4
Period
if you really a “baw” you got 4x4
Period
Posted on 4/20/24 at 10:10 am to ClientNumber9
Found the Altima chick.
Posted on 4/20/24 at 10:13 am to ClientNumber9
quote:
It's little dick syndrome. I'm a runner that lives in an upper middle class suburb. I run all throughout my cookie cutter, boring neighborhood every day and almost every driveway has one or more over compensating, obnoxiously large 4x4 trucks with aftermarket EVERYTHING. And they're usually lifted with massive off-road rated tires.
Come on, just stop. You all live in a gated subdivision on your .25 acre plot of land with an HOA and a community pool, just like me. You're not hauling hay bales or moving cattle or pouring concrete every day. You're in a cubicle, working on spreadsheets for accounts receiving.
I guess they need the $90K oversized truck to convince themselves they're real men despite the fact they may use the bed twice a year to move a larger than normal Costco grocery run.
What I got from this whole rant is that you think about dicks while you're running. It's cool man, I support you.
Posted on 4/20/24 at 12:14 pm to ClientNumber9
Some guys play pickle ball and some guys hunt and fish
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