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Don't know whether to laugh or cry

sunbunny

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Darth Biscuit Mentor

Darth Biscuit

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Sup guys, it's dumbass1 here. First of all, she's just jealous because dad won't let her take the f-150 in any mud, not that it'd make it through anything anyways. Secondly, how much do these gasket kits/fluids run you because I'm broke.

Again, she's just jealous because Rudolph the pissed off reindeer can actually make it through a little mud, unlike the ford.

Calling out your mom on internet message boards that she posts on = playing with fire. :mad5:

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Hawk Newbie

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been there, done that

got stuck so bad one time, we had to spend the night in the truck out in the middle of no where. Walked about 15 miles the next morning to a waiting police car that was out searching for us. Only regret, the searching chopper didn't find us first.

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Taco Newbie

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Hey Taco, did you thank your mom for the time and effort she spent helping you out?

All she did was "supervise" by making phone calls, taking pictures, making fun of, bitching, and occasionally moving a small amount of mud. She did use 10 minutes to make a phone call to the guy with the tractor, but still, she was in the way while doing that.

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All she did was "supervise" by making phone calls, taking pictures, making fun of, bitching, and occasionally moving a small amount of mud. She did use 10 minutes to make a phone call to the guy with the tractor, but still, she was in the way while doing that.

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Sooo lucky you're not my kid. You should give her a hug and say thanks for all the things shes done for you. Sunbunny is much loved around here and to make these kinds of remarks about her IS NOT COOL.

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Sup guys, it's dumbass1 here. First of all, she's just jealous because dad won't let her take the f-150 in any mud, not that it'd make it through anything anyways. Secondly, how much do these gasket kits/fluids run you because I'm broke.

Again, she's just jealous because Rudolph the pissed off reindeer can actually make it through a little mud, unlike the ford.

45 should do it for both.

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When I was 16 (three years ago actually) I was a huge dumbass and got my 1996 Volvo 850 station wagon stuck in some mud. Worse part about it was that it was in some guys yard. I wasn't trying to mud - I didn't even know there was mud there - I was trying to use his yard to turn around. It was way out in Mississippi too. So I had to call a tow truck, and I spent the whole next day repairing his yard. He did give me donuts though.

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Taco Newbie

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45 should do it for both.

Thats not bad at all. As for everybody else, I was obviously joking. She did help me dig one of my tires out, as well as offer some advice based on her experiences. Hell, if it werent for her knowing the guy with the tractor, I know I would have a flooded truck. I love my mom, and apparently some of you are too serious about anything and everything to notice a little bit of joking around.

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