I'm saying a trip to the low-t clinic may have helped yalls situation a little bit.
If-n you'dav seen my mancave, aka home, you'd have no doubt about how high my T-level is, being that I'm single and all . No feminine touch around here, unless someone feminine comes to visit. And visits are only a temporary thing.
If-n you'dav seen my mancave, aka home, you'd have no doubt about how high my T-level is, being that I'm single and all . No feminine touch around here, unless someone feminine comes to visit. And visits are only a temporary thing.
Only van you'd catch me driving. My wife's BIL got one that he's real proud of, "it has stow-and-go seats", he says. He needs to eat more red meat, needed to before the minivan purchase.
If-n you'dav seen my mancave, aka home, you'd have no doubt about how high my T-level is, being that I'm single and all . No feminine touch around here, unless someone feminine comes to visit. And visits are only a temporary thing. :
You can't fault them for that, they were prolly looking for a man with a truck.
Lol, you guys are nuts. We have a 25 mile commute, so a 13mpg Tahoe wasn't really on the list. I have hesitations regarding Chrysler reliability, but as others have said, the trim and gizmos are nice. Like Mr. Money Mustache characterizes them, it's a gasoline powered reclining luxury chair. The storage well behind the rear seat is big enough for a hill country white-tail, provided one uses a tarp to keep all the deer stuff off of the wife's van.
We had one for a couple years when our kids were small. It sucked. But it was great for hauling kids and all the crap that goes with them. It was actually a pretty decent vehicle, just butt ugly.
Put a receiver hitch on it, and then get a cargo rack for that to haul a deer.
You can't fault them for that, they were prolly looking for a man with a truck.
I got one of those in 3/4 ton too. And a 500cc four wheeler, and a duck hunt-n, deer and pig haul-n, catfish catch-n river jon called "Wild Thing". My grocery store is the outdoors. I used to participate in triathlon, and was a member of an ultra marathon cycling club, so I could run critters down if needed. And used to spend very little of my time at home when I wasn't work-n OT fabricate-n metal nearly all my life. And I've had over 25 fractures in my lifetime, been in orthopedic surgery 7 times for plates, bone graphs, and plastic reconstruction, had over 145 stitches, And I don't' know how many "I should haves" ( I should have got stitches). Carry button thread in my truck for sowing my self up if needed. And have straightened out my own fingers and thumb after breaking them a number of times. So your comment is totally out of hand, Hand, since you didn't' know much about me before this comment .
Sorry for the derail OP. Some people just don't understand.
I got one of those in 3/4 ton too. And a 500cc four wheeler, and a duck hunt-n, deer and pig haul-n, catfish catch-n river jon called "Wild Thing". My grocery store is the outdoors. I used to participate in triathlon, and was a member of an ultra marathon cycling club, so I could run critters down if needed. And used to spend very little of my time at home when I wasn't work-n OT fabricate-n metal nearly all my life. And I've had over 25 fractures in my lifetime, been in orthopedic surgery 7 times for plates, bone graphs, and plastic reconstruction, had over 145 stitches, And I don't' know how many "I should haves" ( I should have got stitches). Carry button thread in my truck for sowing my self up if needed. And have straightened out my own fingers and thumb after breaking them a number of times. So your comment is totally out of hand, Hand, since you didn't' know much about me before this comment .
Sorry for the derail OP. Some people just don't understand.
That's cool and all..... but you still drove a minivan
I swore I'd never get one and was able to be true to my word. Bought a burban for the wife when the kids were young and eventually sold it. Now we both have AWD suv's and love them.
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