ftwfrog
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Lesbians drive Subaru’s. I scheissing love mine. 130,000+, never a problem (other than people honking, laughing and pointing at me)
Has anyone seen my specialty plates?
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Peacefrog
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Good luck fitting mom, dad, two kids in car seats, strollers and another even small to medium sized adult in either of those cars. That doesn’t even include road trip gear if you happen to be on one.
Also, I’m not a lesbian.
Edit: all of this was covered above. Lol
HFrog1999
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Frog-in-law1995
Active Member
I drive a 2015 Honda Pilot, love it, and don’t give a fiddler’s scheiss what anybody thinks they need to drive to feel manly. That said, I’ve got my next vehicle narrowed down to the F-150 KR or the Ram Longhorn (ugh) with the hemi. Prolly gonna go ahead and truck nut that [ hundin] up, too.
Also, Christ almighty trucks got expensive since college.
Also, Christ almighty trucks got expensive since college.
Frog-in-law1995
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Incidentally, if you’re looking for a good movie on Netflix, I just stumbled onto one called “Marauders.” Crime drama about bank robbers in Cincinnati, which caught my attention because...who the darn makes a movie about Cincinnati? Only 30 minutes in, but it’s pretty dang good.
froginmn
Full Member
Ha - my exact thought while catching up on this discussion. A buddy of mine got a truck when he graduated (early 90s), for about what a Corolla costs now.
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JugbandFrog
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ahhh. Loni Anderson. I was barely old enough to remember anything about that show, but I do remember her
JugbandFrog
Full Member
My next car will be a Subaru Outback. I have never spent more than $28k for a car, but this will definitely break that record.
Also, I wak with a limp, I’m fat, old, short, balding, and obsessed with a football team that sucks balls as of late, I can handle the lesbian name-calling.
tcudoc
Full Member
Sounds like something a lesbian would say...
Purp
Active Member
It's 2020. He'll only be a lesbian until he transitions. Then she'll be gay+ or something.
Ron Swanson
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My 70 year old mom drives a Subaru Outback. She loves it
Eight
Member
is she single? how would you feel about having a catch with jug?
actually trying to see if we can save jug some money on his next car
Purp
Active Member
I'm with @Peacefrog on the bigger rig for car seats, kid crap, and road trip space. We had a 2016 Expedition with 2nd row captains chairs so that people could still ride third row with car seats in the 2nd row. Then we had a 3rd kid and even that got too small so we traded it in for the Max Expedition a couple years ago to get more cargo space. We'll be in something like that for at least the next 15 years until the 2nd one leaves the house.
My 2016 Explorer has 110K miles on it and has been terrific. I just got the first brake job on it in April and the only major issues I've had with it are from getting rear ended twice by derelict uninsured drivers. It's going to be paid off in another month or two and I plan to drive it until it doesn't drive anymore. At that point I'll probably get another Max Expedition. It's nice driving a 5 person family in a living room.
My 2016 Explorer has 110K miles on it and has been terrific. I just got the first brake job on it in April and the only major issues I've had with it are from getting rear ended twice by derelict uninsured drivers. It's going to be paid off in another month or two and I plan to drive it until it doesn't drive anymore. At that point I'll probably get another Max Expedition. It's nice driving a 5 person family in a living room.
Eight
Member
Y’all need Greta. Expeditions, Yukon’s, 250s
who knew tyler is greta?
The Frog to be Named Later
Active Member
I bought a Ford ranger earlier this year when the zombie apocalypse first hit. Happy so far. But now I’m wondering what I’m unintentionally signaling by driving it.
Seeking reaffirmation....
Seeking reaffirmation....
HFrog1999
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Ron Swanson
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They are incredibly badarse trucks, but yeah, hard to justify buying that much truck unless you haul heavy loads all the time. I’d just get a decked out F-150 or Tundra.
