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Count Floyd wishes everyone a happy Halloween. Ohhhh, spooky stuff.
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This is a 'Not my picture' but I had a Jeep make a left turn in front of me earlier this week with the skeleton in the front bumper like it was hit by the Jeep. I wasn't going to turn around and chase him down to get a picture so this Google found picture will have to do. Just the other day I saw another Jeep go by and had the front skeleton plus also a rear one hanging on the rear spare tire like it was hitching a ride.

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Good thing they put the Teslas somewhere else:
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Yeah I saw in another part 2 video when he got to the back corner of the lot, or maybe another yard as he said there were like 3 or 4 around the state that the electric cars were isolated and spread apart from each other and a cluster of 4 medium sized fire extinguishes (as if that will do any good) spaced in the open area's. You should see all the golf carts with fried and corroded batteries & electrics. There are several yards just for the 'Toys' (carts & motorcycles) boats, jet ski's, PWC's, Motor home's & campers.

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I have a couple biker brothers that go down to Florida every hurricane and buy brand new bikes for pennies on the dollar.
They have to take the bikes entirely apart and clean everything. I have seen some pretty awesome bikes purchased for very little.

@68PK21 440.6bbl Where and how does one go about purchasing any of these insurance cars? Any clue?
 
can't be any different than giving a billion dollars to a country most have never heard of or could even find on a map





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I'd be glad there are more nails.
I'd rather pay for an extra box of nails than be one nail short. At least they nail the piss out of it.
 
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