Challenger not a challenge at all
09-03-2008, 07:21 PM
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ta ta ta today junior!
here is a concept even your big throat couldnt handle.
the jeep's cargo room is 35 cubic feet seat up and 69 feet seat down
the magnum's cargo room is 27.2 feet seat up and 71.6 seat down.
wow, you really stepped up to the bigger and more practical vehicle their numb nuts, i bet you could fit a jeep in the back of your maggie, in that whole whopping 2 cubic feet you got on the jeeps total room, but half the time most people would not even have to bother with folding down the rear seats, so in my book you lose.
you gave up an awd suv with faster acceleration and better handling for 2 cubic feet?
this is the part where the loud buzzer chimes in and the words
FAIL gets stamped on your forehead.
here is a concept even your big throat couldnt handle.
the jeep's cargo room is 35 cubic feet seat up and 69 feet seat down
the magnum's cargo room is 27.2 feet seat up and 71.6 seat down.
wow, you really stepped up to the bigger and more practical vehicle their numb nuts, i bet you could fit a jeep in the back of your maggie, in that whole whopping 2 cubic feet you got on the jeeps total room, but half the time most people would not even have to bother with folding down the rear seats, so in my book you lose.
you gave up an awd suv with faster acceleration and better handling for 2 cubic feet?
this is the part where the loud buzzer chimes in and the words
FAIL gets stamped on your forehead.
Okay moron.
First, Where I live I dont need AWD....no snow here.
Second, a station wagon is way more practical than a SUV for everyday use, specially for kids and using the cargo area, a vehicle with the ground clearance of a Jeep gets old real fast for small kids to get on it and yes, the Maggie is larger and every little cubic inch count.
Third, and most important, I love the looks of it. Also it has already been classified as a future collectible vehicle. Mine is 1 of 555 silver Maggies made in 2006.
Fail? Think not. I did well in live, got a good profession that let me get these cool vehicles...BTW since I like Jeeps and my wife loved the Jeep Commander looks, I got her one, loaded....So nope I dont think Im a failure...so, got a beautiful wife, two healthy kids, economical stability and toys to play with....you in the other hand....you get my point.
09-04-2008, 12:23 AM
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Okay moron.
First, Where I live I dont need AWD....no snow here.
Second, a station wagon is way more practical than a SUV for everyday use, specially for kids and using the cargo area, a vehicle with the ground clearance of a Jeep gets old real fast for small kids to get on it and yes, the Maggie is larger and every little cubic inch count.
Third, and most important, I love the looks of it. Also it has already been classified as a future collectible vehicle. Mine is 1 of 555 silver Maggies made in 2006.
Fail? Think not. I did well in live, got a good profession that let me get these cool vehicles...BTW since I like Jeeps and my wife loved the Jeep Commander looks, I got her one, loaded....So nope I dont think Im a failure...so, got a beautiful wife, two healthy kids, economical stability and toys to play with....you in the other hand....you get my point.
First, Where I live I dont need AWD....no snow here.
Second, a station wagon is way more practical than a SUV for everyday use, specially for kids and using the cargo area, a vehicle with the ground clearance of a Jeep gets old real fast for small kids to get on it and yes, the Maggie is larger and every little cubic inch count.
Third, and most important, I love the looks of it. Also it has already been classified as a future collectible vehicle. Mine is 1 of 555 silver Maggies made in 2006.
Fail? Think not. I did well in live, got a good profession that let me get these cool vehicles...BTW since I like Jeeps and my wife loved the Jeep Commander looks, I got her one, loaded....So nope I dont think Im a failure...so, got a beautiful wife, two healthy kids, economical stability and toys to play with....you in the other hand....you get my point.
09-04-2008, 08:01 AM
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Fail? Think not. I did well in live, got a good profession that let me get these cool vehicles...BTW since I like Jeeps and my wife loved the Jeep Commander looks, I got her one, loaded....So nope I dont think Im a failure...so, got a beautiful wife, two healthy kids, economical stability and toys to play with....you in the other hand....you get my point.
there is nothing cool about a cars gas cap, much less making it stand out, but each person to his own. i always get a good laugh when i see those....
09-04-2008, 11:49 AM
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Okay moron.
First, Where I live I dont need AWD....no snow here.
Second, a station wagon is way more practical than a SUV for everyday use, specially for kids and using the cargo area, a vehicle with the ground clearance of a Jeep gets old real fast for small kids to get on it and yes, the Maggie is larger and every little cubic inch count.
Third, and most important, I love the looks of it. Also it has already been classified as a future collectible vehicle. Mine is 1 of 555 silver Maggies made in 2006.
Fail? Think not. I did well in live, got a good profession that let me get these cool vehicles...BTW since I like Jeeps and my wife loved the Jeep Commander looks, I got her one, loaded....So nope I dont think Im a failure...so, got a beautiful wife, two healthy kids, economical stability and toys to play with....you in the other hand....you get my point.
First, Where I live I dont need AWD....no snow here.
Second, a station wagon is way more practical than a SUV for everyday use, specially for kids and using the cargo area, a vehicle with the ground clearance of a Jeep gets old real fast for small kids to get on it and yes, the Maggie is larger and every little cubic inch count.
Third, and most important, I love the looks of it. Also it has already been classified as a future collectible vehicle. Mine is 1 of 555 silver Maggies made in 2006.
Fail? Think not. I did well in live, got a good profession that let me get these cool vehicles...BTW since I like Jeeps and my wife loved the Jeep Commander looks, I got her one, loaded....So nope I dont think Im a failure...so, got a beautiful wife, two healthy kids, economical stability and toys to play with....you in the other hand....you get my point.
by fail, i meant you failed in your decision of vehicle, you failed on cargo room, failed on practicality and did you ever research crash test? hate to say it but you failed there as well. and you have 2 beautiful kids and a beautiful wife.
i really have no interest in bringing up bullshit facts, i really only care about the fact you came off right away with a foul mouth and bullshit for an attitude, so before you get all hot and bothered about my post, just remember your gas cap is gayer than richard simmons.
09-04-2008, 11:56 AM
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ok, both of you need to take an English composition class or two, because you both write like you were raised in the Kentucky back woods before they even had running water or electricity.
Second of all, we hijacked this thread a long time ago, so unless you are going to share mindless insults and pictures, shut the **** up.
Second of all, we hijacked this thread a long time ago, so unless you are going to share mindless insults and pictures, shut the **** up.
09-04-2008, 11:58 AM
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09-04-2008, 12:02 PM
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whatsgrip, if you are going to use pictures off of photobucket, I wish you would load them to ls1tech first so I can see them. Damn governement computer will not let me see anything from photobucket.