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Re: It just had to happen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted by Old Pokey on May 30, 2005 at 20:20:29 from (216.99.219.251):
In Reply to: It just had to happen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! posted by Deere Scotty on May 30, 2005 at 00:54:14:
Well Deere Scotty I hope everything works out for you and you get the truck back in shape. Sorry to hear about the hishap. But, in defense of the old beat up POS cars and truck owners, of which I am one, if you with the new cars and trucks treat me with respect, you'll get respect in return. However, if you pull out in front of me and think that I'll slam on my brakes to avoid hitting your expensive new ride, or that I must not have insurance so I wont hit you...:-) think again. If you park so close to me that I cant open my door, and think that I'll just have to wait...think again. If you tailgate me into a parking lot and honk your horn and flip me the bird as you park and expect to come out to your new rig and not have any dents...think again. Just as much as you have pride in your new ride that you worked so hard to buy, I have equal pride in my old beater POS that dont own me a dime. The difference is, my pride can hurt your pride if your pride turns cocky or arrogant. Thats not pointed at anybody, just a general reply to some of the earlier comments. Some of us "have nots" dont care to be looked down upon for our choice in automobiles.
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