Things I learned from this board

Wrangler both I've owned. You could always tell Mine. A white one with a black soft top, and a Steelers tire cover, and a gold/yellow (actually Aztec sun gold) with a black hard top, and a Steelers tire cover. LoL

 

@S.T.D taught me how to hit the Like button.

 

LMAO me too!

 

Honestly your stark realism isn't that bad....anymore. Early on it was very trying and challenged my zen.

 

They know I have a band! They love me! They really love me!

 

Is this the royal "we" or do you have a turd in your pocket?

A hard truth is saying Tua may never play another snap in this league or Ryan Shazier might never have walked again. Your opinions aren't hard truths they are your expectations on something you have no control over.

 

How can I hear this band?

 

Come to my garage.

 

Meh. I was trying to act interested so I don't have to crowbar my way into your next anniversary thread.

 

It's a great button.

 

It is a great button but the best is when I'm arguing with someone and you award us both winners. LOL.

 

You really know your way into a girl's heart......

 

I've never had a Bronco. I do like them though.
I meant to say both the Jeeps I've owned have been Wranglers. LoL

 

The reason is because some times I see both sides of it, and some of what both say I agree with....if not the whole thing. Hell I do it with people arguing with Me. LoL.

 

You should have wrote the original Rocky movie.

 

It was a great movie without Me having to lift a finger. LoL

 

A real Willys or a current Jeep

I had a real Willys a 1959 CJ5

 

I assumed you identify as Michael Anthony, but I always had my suspicions about that runt.

 

A bass player? Thems fightin' words.

 

He caused me to use it just because I didn’t want people to think I was unlikable

 

He was always my favorite VH member. I drank a lot of JD back then though.

 

Go Yinz Stillers n’ at

 

Oh puke.

No, you are definitely not a sheep. I had this hooved animal in mind;

 

Dad had a Willys, 1945. He bought it off of a retired Pa. state trooper. The guy had built a cab for it out of galvanized steel and insulated the whole thing, did a really nice job. Installed a heater under the passenger seat. It was pretty cool. Damn thing would go anywhere. Dad ran it back and forth to work for years. Good thing he was only two miles from work, top speed was 45 mph.

I want a Bronco. Bad. I told the wife she wants one too, she just doesn't know it yet. She failed to see the humor.