Why real men don't drive GM

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Why real men don't drive GM

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So here's a good example of why "real men" don't drive GM :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOVgOGSH-r4

Reminds me of Nixon on Laugh-In... Sock it to me? :eek:
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Here is another reason, that trench was made by a backhoe towed by a Ford Bump
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Fordman5 wrote:Here is another reason, that trench was made by a backhoe towed by a Ford Bump

:eek: :bow: :lol:
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Man, now I want a "Go-ped" :D. Never thought they were very cool at all before but if I can smoke modded T/As with one I'll gladly putter around town on one :lol:.
Fordman5 wrote:Here is another reason, that trench was made by a backhoe towed by a Ford Bump
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to spooky to go that fast on 1 of those.1 little rock and your full of road rash.no thanks :roll:
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Thought I was gonna' wet my britches when the "Kid" on the scooter flipped the bird at the driver of the Fireturd.
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: awesome!
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At first I thought it was staged, but now I know its not. I agree one rock going that fast and your a cannon ball, and gravity will win.
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Now that was funny yeah the kid flipping off the car driver...classic! that has to be staged it really looks like they slowmotion the vehicles then played at normal speed. id be very scared if that was real.
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Yep definitely staged, but pretty funny. :D
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