Why is it that every-time I see the thread tittle, my brain reads something different?
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Why is it that every-time I see the thread tittle, my brain reads something different?
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NOHOME wrote: Why is it that every-time I see the thread tittle, my brain reads something different? http://cdn.meme.am/instances/63271198.jpg
Because I gave it a groovy thread title on purpose ;)
I also like that "asstastic" is pretty much part of the name, because right now this trailer is 16 feet of pure, unadulterated, nasty ass. There's even a scary schmear of something right next to where the toilet was.
Margie
Marjorie Suddard wrote: (By the end of our ownership of a particularly heinous Class C....)
Was that the same infamous one that coughed up a motor in Colorado and almost brought your whole enterprise down around your ears?
Marjorie Suddard wrote: The construction makes ample use of the skin's tensile strength, thanks to a crapload of fasteners, with strategically located interior pieces (cabinets, closet walls, a single trim board under the front window) providing rigidity in the nearly complete absence of solid materials underneath that skin. Most of the wall area is just skin, insulation, and 1/8-in. birch plywood. It's sick, in a genius sort of way.
FTFY
Jerry From LA wrote:Marjorie Suddard wrote: (By the end of our ownership of a particularly heinous Class C....)Was that the same infamous one that coughed up a motor in Colorado and almost brought your whole enterprise down around your ears?
No. This was several motorhomes later, though they were all terrible in their own ways.
Remind me again why we're doing this trailer??
Margie
The nice thing about trailers (as opposed to motorhomes) is that you can park them, set them on fire, and still drive away.
Marjorie Suddard wrote: Remind me again why we're doing this trailer??
You're doing it purely for our amusement. Or to spend quality time cursing alongside your husband. Or to plumb the mysteries of the screw nail and why such a misbegotten fastener even exists. But mostly because, combined with the Edsel, this will probably result in one more epic, hilarious cross-country crawl with your kids before they truly strike out on their own.
Entropyman wrote: The nice thing about trailers (as opposed to motorhomes) is that you can park them, set them on fire, and still drive away.
Thank God Cherrios have holes in them. I have a few lodged in my nose.
...and Mongo still rules the blacktop and all who are honored to see him and the intrepid travellers dwelling inside his majesty.
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