All these children are invisible to the driver…

Fuck all those cars!!! Put them away to hell, not to earth. They are too big for all - except for small egos. But for small egos is therapy much better.

  • BeakersBunsen
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    -21 year ago

    Don’t impede the circle jerk, unless you use it everyday for work you should rent a truck every other weekend

    • @[email protected]
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      21 year ago

      I work in industrial construction on massive unionized projects with tradespeople coming from all over the US and Canada and I can tell you for an objective fact that the number of guys --it’s almost always guys, which should tell you something-- who drive giant lifted obnoxious trucks as their daily driver vs the number who actually really and truly need them on a regular basis is like 100 to 1.

      But even if it were only 10 to 1, that means we have 10 times as many of these giant gas guzzling dangerous trucks out on the road.

      The industry has done such a good job at selling these trucks as part of a self-image, that a lot of guys are incapable of admitting that the only reason they drive one is because they think it looks cool.

    • BlinkerFluid
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      01 year ago

      Or just… have a truck? Look, man. Is your problem intensified by the trucks in question being 8-cylinder gas guzzlers?

      Have you ever heard of Toyota?

      • Hot Saucerman
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        01 year ago

        Carbrained: When you’re so stuck up your own ass you even lash out at people who were obviously making a joke that meant they agreed with you.

        • BlinkerFluid
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          01 year ago

          That’s it. I’ve had enough of this. I’m off to buy a truck!

          • @Goldoad
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            11 year ago

            They’re wonderful. I personally enjoy looking down on everyone in mine. And if I was to ever hit a line of kids in the road, I know I’m safe.