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Oh My, explain this one....

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At the risk of alienating half of the world's population,

 

Women drivers?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(just kidding)

Reminds me of that commercial that is currently airing, the kid is riding the bike down the dirt road and comes across an abandoned car.

 

The note on the car says if you can fix her, you can have her.

 

Well, the same would apply here, if you can get the car out, you can have her. :lol:

Perfect example of what happens when Superman drinks and drives.

The beta test for the newest event in the Met-Rx World's Strongest Man Competition goes horribly awry.

So that's where baby cars come from...

Welcome to the Ted Kennedy driving experience!

'C'mon,son...this morning we have to clean the gutter and change the oil.'

I really thought that hose would hold...

They told me the $5.00 a gallon gas would make my car fly!

Welcome to the Ted Kennedy driving experience!

 

:laugh::laugh::laugh: Hilarious!

The house that Ruth built.

With the struggling economy the Duke boys could not afford to keep the General Lee. Their much cheaper, less powerful replacement car, did not have the same juice.

I really thought that hose would hold...

:laugh: That is too funny!

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