Doghouse running now?
#71
10-01-2007, 01:39 PM
pics dammit! do it now.....
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#73
10-01-2007, 08:43 PM
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Yes, I agree. This is a CAD forum peasant revolt. WE WANT PICS, WE WANT PICS, off with his head.
Once upon a time in the land of DOGAVINTIA there was an evil king that fed the peasants scrapes of information on how great life was going to be once the new chariot was built. He would come out of his castle and lift young (skinny) maidens over his head, and the peasants would rejoice. Every day the people would show up in the common to hear the most recent news from the town crier in hopes that sketches of the chariot would be displayed to all. The gates of the city would be thrown open, crowds cheering and the town crier would rush in on mighty Freightlinerlipshenstien white stags. The peasants rejoiced. But, alas, it was only scripture of things to come. Days and weeks passed and the Western Star in the sky came and went but no news was ever given. Sir LanceaMac was called to once again bring peace to the crowd. Speaking in the common he promised news to be forthcoming. The crowd cheered as he waved his mighty Rigmaster in the air and lifted fair maidens above his head (skinny ones)with the other hand and the peasants rejoiced. Many more days past and still no scripture posted in the common of the glorious chariot. The rains came and the sky darkened. The streets were filled with the foul smell of the evil Dieselbullshitter. The peasants had had enough and banded together with Sir Peter of the Built and stormed the mighty castle with demands for etchings of the chariot. The king, knowing this was serious, knew that something had to be done but alas, Sir Kodak was passed out from the most glorious buffet the night before. Thinking quick just moments before the castle walls were breached he ran to the balcony, threw open the doors and above his head.......... he held the Lady Paris of the Hilton. And the peasants rejoiced.
#74
10-01-2007, 11:52 PM
Originally Posted by SteveBooth
...he waved his mighty Rigmaster in the air...
....the Lady Paris of the Hilton.....
...the evil Dieselbullshitter.
#79
10-08-2007, 01:55 PM
I was certain I saw Doghouse running on I64 last Thursday. It was an older International 9400 with a big sleeper. Clearly not new but clean and pulling a flatbed. Then when it got closer I saw it was loaded. Oh well couldn't be Doghouse it was WORKING. :wink: :lol: :lol:
#80
10-08-2007, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by SteveBooth
Yes, I agree. This is a CAD forum peasant revolt. WE WANT PICS, WE WANT PICS, off with his head.
Once upon a time in the land of DOGAVINTIA there was an evil king that fed the peasants scrapes of information on how great life was going to be once the new chariot was built. He would come out of his castle and lift young (skinny) maidens over his head, and the peasants would rejoice. Every day the people would show up in the common to hear the most recent news from the town crier in hopes that sketches of the chariot would be displayed to all. The gates of the city would be thrown open, crowds cheering and the town crier would rush in on mighty Freightlinerlipshenstien white stags. The peasants rejoiced. But, alas, it was only scripture of things to come. Days and weeks passed and the Western Star in the sky came and went but no news was ever given. Sir LanceaMac was called to once again bring peace to the crowd. Speaking in the common he promised news to be forthcoming. The crowd cheered as he waved his mighty Rigmaster in the air and lifted fair maidens above his head (skinny ones)with the other hand and the peasants rejoiced. Many more days past and still no scripture posted in the common of the glorious chariot. The rains came and the sky darkened. The streets were filled with the foul smell of the evil Dieselbullshitter. The peasants had had enough and banded together with Sir Peter of the Built and stormed the mighty castle with demands for etchings of the chariot. The king, knowing this was serious, knew that something had to be done but alas, Sir Kodak was passed out from the most glorious buffet the night before. Thinking quick just moments before the castle walls were breached he ran to the balcony, threw open the doors and above his head.......... he held the Lady Paris of the Hilton. And the peasants rejoiced. |
Funny $hit. Pics, the mob is growing..... :x
