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Old 08-12-2011, 09:54 PM   #1
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Old 08-12-2011, 10:16 PM   #2
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Now, that dude is just cruzin for a trip to the ER...but it sure looks like fun! Bob

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Old 08-12-2011, 11:40 PM   #3
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Old 08-13-2011, 09:46 AM   #4
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Anyone have an idea what the heck that thing is?????
Thier moving at a good speed.
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This guy is an idiot. It looks like he is riding a engine powered chamber pot. He has no protection except being able to shut his eyes and scream in an emergency. He dont seem to understand that one chuck hole about 3 inches deep would send him flying and he would probably starve to death before he stopped bouncing and skidding on the pavement and the contents of his ''chamber pot'' would be mixed with his brains....... Yeah, it looks like fun but so is ''sky diving'' without a parachute. Lets hope he doesn't reproduce more like him ....... JMHO.....

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Old 08-13-2011, 09:55 AM   #6
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Maybe that is his toad and he is just trying to catch up to the wife in their mini-motorhome.
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WAIT A MINUTE..... It is his ''motor powered PORT-A-POTTIE''. It is the latest invention from the Handy Dandy corperation. It goes in a pop up tent camper and you can ''ride it to the dump station'' and empty it and then ride it back. You can also put it in ''HI Range'' and ride it to the store for a loaf of bread and a six pack and you got a place to haul the bread and six pack if you have already ''dumped the stuff'' out.
I are so ''snart''.........

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That was a smart car before they developed the body for it!!
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Now, that dude is just cruzin for a trip to the ER...but it sure looks like fun! Bob
I've seen motorcycle drivers wearing the same amount of clothing.
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I thought it was a motorized case of german beer.
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I wonder if it comes with a buddy seat for the DW.
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I guess we should give this guy a break. He may be a genius working on a 'green' transport system that could save the world by operating on 'natural gas' derived from soy beans and beer, so to speak. Bob
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That kind of stupidity is not limited to one country.

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