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This is what my son does

Pats

Pats

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And when I take a trip with them, this is the kind of stuff that makes me hide my eyes. lol But wanted to share the beautiful winter in Moab, Utah. Hope you enjoy this short video.
 
I didn't know which reaction to pick because there isn't a ":eek:" rating.

I would be FREAKING OUT and look literally identical to this: :confused: and sometimes o_O and often :eek: and occasionally :mad: then I'd feel guilty for that and :( then :oops: then back to :confused: and, I'd repeat the cycle all over again until I die or the car finally stops, at which point I'd be like :).
 
Fino said:
I didn't know which reaction to pick because there isn't a ":eek:" rating.

I would be FREAKING OUT and look literally identical to this: :confused: and sometimes o_O and often :eek: and occasionally :mad: then I'd feel guilty for that and :( then :oops: then back to :confused: and, I'd repeat the cycle all over again until I die or the car finally stops, at which point I'd be like :).
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funny, I think I did all those things. lol
 
With us this is a family thing. Only with Jeeps, instead of Dodges. Our son has a red Jeep. His wife has a purple Jeep. Their daughter has a brown Jeep. My wife has Muddy Girl (pink camo) Jeep. I have a black Jeep. I am the black Jeep of the family.
 
clg114 said:
With us this is a family thing. Only with Jeeps, instead of Dodges. Our son has a red Jeep. His wife has a purple Jeep. Their daughter has a brown Jeep. My wife has Muddy Girl (pink camo) Jeep. I have a black Jeep. I am the black Jeep of the family.
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This is a jeep family, also. The Ram truck is heavy duty and for work, but there are always about half a dozen jeeps in the driveway. lol
 
clg114 said:
With us this is a family thing. Only with Jeeps, instead of Dodges. Our son has a red Jeep. His wife has a purple Jeep. Their daughter has a brown Jeep. My wife has Muddy Girl (pink camo) Jeep. I have a black Jeep. I am the black Jeep of the family.
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I loved that joke, so here's an extra *funny* :)
 
It is beautiful though.
I wouldn't have the nerve to do it.

I drive a Jeep also. Dark metallic blue.
 
Pats said:
This is a jeep family, also. The Ram truck is heavy duty and for work, but there are always about half a dozen jeeps in the driveway. lol
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I am so sorry that I called your sons truck a Dodge. I know that a lot of Ram owners are sensitive about that. I do like those too, my work truck is a 4 x 4 Dodge from a few years before they started calling them Rams. We do not use it off road because of it's size. That and the fact that it is always full of "stuff".
 
clg114 said:
I am so sorry that I called your sons truck a Dodge. I know that a lot of Ram owners are sensitive about that. I do like those too, my work truck is a 4 x 4 Dodge from a few years before they started calling them Rams. We do not use it off road because of it's size. That and the fact that it is always full of "stuff".
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LOL Dodge Ram is okay. It has a hemi? or whatever and he's so proud of it. He has even pulled the 2 ton garbage truck out of the mud with it. And it IS big, but he doesn't usually let that stop him from trying. lol And he carries a chainsaw. I know as we wandered atop the BigHorn mountains last summer he used it - not a fallen tree in the path will stop him. LOL
And in one of the videos' from last summer in Utah, you can clearly hear me say "I don't wanna go down that".
 
Thanks for tagging me @Pats :)
That is truly spectacular scenery. As I've said before, when I see the countryside, the wilderness and the wide open space of America I see why people were so keen to migrate there. So much potential and such beauty.

I notice your son also purchases his chin accessories from the same boutique as me ;)
 
Awesome :)

Bringing back happy memories from a long time ago whilst serving.
Putting military landrovers and Bedford wagons through their 4 wheel drive paces on exercises.

Don’t have the nerve or the finances to do it now but I do remember the buzz.

Thanks for posting that up @Pats :)
 
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