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I'm limited to certain things, but i use the whole car.
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I had one of those Impulsive buys yesterday, I went into pick up Wiper Blades and walked out with a "60 HDTV - then I realized, ho crap, I drove the 911 Cab
- After much re-positioning, I was able to make it work. The best was the look on other motorist as the passed me by.
Yea, good point...
He goes to pick up wiper blades, but realizes he "walked out" with a TV. And then when he arrives at the getaway car, he thinks... "Ho Crap". Which really stinks, you know? I mean, you think about it.. you're having a good day shopping for wiper blades and criminal MPD kicks in and you just walk out of Walmart with a TV like a bandit... but then your true self comes back and you think, "What have I done?!!!" And then you realize, you drove a convertible and everyone will witness the stolen goods going down the highway. Hundreds will be saying, "Hey, did you catch a look at the guy in the Porsche with the large TV looking all guilty and everything?" That's a horrible feeling and the only thing that can describe these lowly feelings of despair and confusion is the therapeutic exclaimation, "Ho Crap". Wonder if Ranger Rick is typing this from jail?
I'm proud to be an American...
'Cause I bought a new TV
I shoved it into my 911
and took it home with me...
And I'll proudly hang up
*boom*
This big TV
On my master bedroom wall;
There ain't no doubt I'll watch some ****...
If I fail at booty call...
(apologies to Lee Greenwood)
Corvette is much more practical (full set of Aventador wheels - rears are 26" tall & 355 width tires):
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Viper is not as good, but still can get most jobs done. lol
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