Seems like the smallest guys are the ones with the biggest mouths, don't it?people too are affected by the "small dog" syndrome.
what's up with that shit, anyway? i see the damn things rolling around that look fucking ridiculous. jeep owners are not immune to that brand of stupidity either. they jack them up, buy huge tires, take the fenders off "for more ground/tire clearance", then never take them off road. WTF?
I saw one tip over making a left turn at an intersection. We couldn't move when the light changed bc we were laughing too hard to drive. All that money and work so they could be THAT AH.what's up with that shit, anyway? i see the damn things rolling around that look fucking ridiculous. jeep owners are not immune to that brand of stupidity either. they jack them up, buy huge tires, take the fenders off "for more ground/tire clearance", then never take them off road. WTF?
there's a bozo in Johnson City that put such big tires on his that he can't drive it in 4th gear, the motor won't roll those big chunks of rubber at that speed, not enough torque.I saw one tip over making a left turn at an intersection. We couldn't move when the light changed bc we were laughing too hard to drive. All that money and work so they could be THAT AH.
He could change the differentials and give it a top speed of 45.there's a bozo in Johnson City that put such big tires on his that he can't drive it in 4th gear, the motor won't roll those big chunks of rubber at that speed, not enough torque.
Don't get me wrong - I enjoy off-roading. But I ain't drivin' no swamp truck to the grocery store. I call it little d**k syndrome. My pickup is for strictly utilitarian purposes.what's up with that shit, anyway? i see the damn things rolling around that look fucking ridiculous. jeep owners are not immune to that brand of stupidity either. they jack them up, buy huge tires, take the fenders off "for more ground/tire clearance", then never take them off road. WTF?
You're not cool though.
looking "cool" and being "practical" are on opposite ends of the measuring stick...
I pulled a buddy of mine ('90 or '91 Ford Ranger 4X4) out of a phosphate pit with my '68 F100 2 wheel drive. Never let him live it down, either! lol
Oh, I don't know - my fedora makes even me look pretty cool...and I just can't help being practical...looking "cool" and being "practical" are on opposite ends of the measuring stick...
fedoras WERE cool in the 50s and 60s. still are if you are a traditional archer & admirer of Fred Bear. retro is ALWAYS cool. been seeing folks (mostly younger ladies) wearing bell-bottom pants/jeans again.Oh, I don't know - my fedora makes even me look pretty cool...and I just can't help being practical...
Or, like Joe Cocker says, "You can leave your fedora on".fedoras WERE cool in the 50s and 60s. still are if you are a traditional archer & admirer of Fred Bear. retro is ALWAYS cool. been seeing folks (mostly younger ladies) wearing bell-bottom pants/jeans again.
Fedora haters, bite me. You just wish you could be fedora cool.
in basic training at Lackland, even after they shaved me bald, it took the biggest cap they had to fit my noggin. when what little hair we were allowed grew back out, it was REALLY snug.
Tell them it's your "go to hell hat", and sing the song.Oh, I don't know - my fedora makes even me look pretty cool...and I just can't help being practical...
I never found a cowboy hat that 'worked' for me. It's not a vanity thing (I've never cared what anyone thinks of my looks) but rather comfort and utility. I'm not big on hats to begin with, but my fedora keeps my head warm in cold weather. I do think I looked 'cooler' wearing it when my hair was long. So does my wife. loli don't have a fedora. took me thirty years to find a cowboy hat that fit me. still haven't found a fedora that does...
Flat caps are cool. My long-haired cousin wears a plaid one.
