Guess they tanked that idea for next year.
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Wonder if people are drowning at my attempts at humor?
Steward of the Rock
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I am sure those last three posts have made quite a “splash” with the TB’s community. You must be “over-flowing” with pride.Wonder if people are drowning at my attempts at humor?
Good thing nobody knows where I live!I am sure those last three posts have made quite a “splash” with the TB’s community. You must be “over-flowing” with pride.
Hey Tri humor this, you remember them chasing 381 & you gave him a ride.Wonder if people are drowning at my attempts at humor?
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My goodness the cousins were young in that picture. A little under nourished as well.Hey Tri humor this, you remember them chasing 381 & you gave him a ride.
Yeah the one even fit into her "skinny" jeans back then.....My goodness the cousins were young in that picture. A little under nourished as well.
Are you sure about that?Good thing nobody knows where I live!
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The BUTT sisters. Bertha, Big and BiggerHey Tri humor this, you remember them chasing 381 & you gave him a ride.
Do they still use the bridge law for weight?
Asking for curious eyes.
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Dat poor bug. I think thats some kind of stunt.
I overloaded a personal vehicle once. I was presented with a situation where 16 persons needed transport from here to there and there was a time problem for them.
So I stacked them by couples first and then the singles into the corners. I had a vehicle with no suspension, over gross in weight and certainly over axle on tires etc. I also did not count on the people (Young adults) being human and start giggling which created new drive ability problems. I think it was in the range of 2500 to 3000 pounds in a vehicle that weighed about 1400 curb and designed only for about 600 pounds at most cargo and people.
Years later I had a older bigger early 70's car and was picked to haul a person I call dr ed around. I was the only one with the space for him, he was 670 or so and required some volume. The vehicle I think was only rated for 220 in that front seat specifically but was such a big vehicle it had no trouble.
Later in life I came to understand he worked on losing much of that in life and is thriving so I am happy for him. But back then we did our best to accomodate him. Its not good to be that big from whatever cause.
Dat poor bug. I think thats some kind of stunt.
I overloaded a personal vehicle once. I was presented with a situation where 16 persons needed transport from here to there and there was a time problem for them.
So I stacked them by couples first and then the singles into the corners. I had a vehicle with no suspension, over gross in weight and certainly over axle on tires etc. I also did not count on the people (Young adults) being human and start giggling which created new drive ability problems. I think it was in the range of 2500 to 3000 pounds in a vehicle that weighed about 1400 curb and designed only for about 600 pounds at most cargo and people.
Years later I had a older bigger early 70's car and was picked to haul a person I call dr ed around. I was the only one with the space for him, he was 670 or so and required some volume. The vehicle I think was only rated for 220 in that front seat specifically but was such a big vehicle it had no trouble.
Later in life I came to understand he worked on losing much of that in life and is thriving so I am happy for him. But back then we did our best to accomodate him. Its not good to be that big from whatever cause.
