......................Hmmmmm, I'll probably use is for the next build that hopefully will be started by then. Otherwise, it'll be used for gas money on our vacation, either way it will be used for some sort of camping related fun!!!!!!!!!
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by WarPony » Tue Feb 05, 2008 6:48 pm
......................Hmmmmm, I'll probably use is for the next build that hopefully will be started by then. Otherwise, it'll be used for gas money on our vacation, either way it will be used for some sort of camping related fun!!!!!!!!!
Jeff
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by mikeschn » Tue Feb 05, 2008 7:03 pm
Yea, I think I'll use it for my next T or TTT.
The trick is to spend it before inflation renders it worthless. Oh I mean before hyper-inflation renders it worthless!
Lets see, I could order the parts now, and pay the bill when Georgie gives us the money...
Or I could wait till we get the money from Georgie...
Nah, instant gratification is better... let's go to Walmart!!!
They have Stainless steel camping stoves, porta potties, mattresses, coolers, camping pots and pans and dishes, lanterns, comforters, air conditioners, heaters, wheels, tires, hitches, coffee pots, hinges, knobs, drawer glides, door knobs, TVs, radios, refrigerators ...
Heck, I just realized, I could build most of my teardrop using Walmart stuff... and we just got a new store in town...
Where's that Walmart cartoon?
Mike...
The trick is to spend it before inflation renders it worthless. Oh I mean before hyper-inflation renders it worthless!
Lets see, I could order the parts now, and pay the bill when Georgie gives us the money...
Or I could wait till we get the money from Georgie...
Nah, instant gratification is better... let's go to Walmart!!!
They have Stainless steel camping stoves, porta potties, mattresses, coolers, camping pots and pans and dishes, lanterns, comforters, air conditioners, heaters, wheels, tires, hitches, coffee pots, hinges, knobs, drawer glides, door knobs, TVs, radios, refrigerators ...
Heck, I just realized, I could build most of my teardrop using Walmart stuff... and we just got a new store in town...
Where's that Walmart cartoon?
Mike...
The quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten, so build your teardrop with the best materials...
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