Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 3:17 pm
Happy Birthday Stephen! Why did you name yourself after a small weiner dog! Didn't you know if you are not the lead dog the view never changes!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 3:39 pm
Happy Birthday!
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 4:47 pm
Happy Birthday !
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 5:40 pm
Happy Birthday !
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 4:43 am
Thanks guys.
To answer Kens question?
About the same time I became PC literate and registered on my first forum, a few of my relatives and friends started getting into rock crawling and I decided we needed nick names with a common theme. I came up with dog breeds that represented the vehicles we each owned. For instance my brother in law's Jeep was an 83 CJ7 with a YJ body, IH axles, SB chevy and TJ interior. I called him "mutt". My cousins Jeep is actually a full size blazer that we shortened, mounted a YJ body and installed a Cadillac 500. I called him "Rottweiler". Well I drove a 97 TJ at the time that was pretty much stock with 31's, no lift and a banger, so I was always dragging my underbelly on rocks etc. Hence the silly name.
To answer Kens question?
About the same time I became PC literate and registered on my first forum, a few of my relatives and friends started getting into rock crawling and I decided we needed nick names with a common theme. I came up with dog breeds that represented the vehicles we each owned. For instance my brother in law's Jeep was an 83 CJ7 with a YJ body, IH axles, SB chevy and TJ interior. I called him "mutt". My cousins Jeep is actually a full size blazer that we shortened, mounted a YJ body and installed a Cadillac 500. I called him "Rottweiler". Well I drove a 97 TJ at the time that was pretty much stock with 31's, no lift and a banger, so I was always dragging my underbelly on rocks etc. Hence the silly name.
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 1:37 pm
Happy birthday
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 5:50 pm
Happy Birthday
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 9:12 pm
QUOTE (Dachshund @ Jan 14 2011, 11:43 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Thanks guys.
To answer Kens question?
About the same time I became PC literate and registered on my first forum, a few of my relatives and friends started getting into rock crawling and I decided we needed nick names with a common theme. I came up with dog breeds that represented the vehicles we each owned. For instance my brother in law's Jeep was an 83 CJ7 with a YJ body, IH axles, SB chevy and TJ interior. I called him "mutt". My cousins Jeep is actually a full size blazer that we shortened, mounted a YJ body and installed a Cadillac 500. I called him "Rottweiler". Well I drove a 97 TJ at the time that was pretty much stock with 31's, no lift and a banger, so I was always dragging my underbelly on rocks etc. Hence the silly name.
To answer Kens question?
About the same time I became PC literate and registered on my first forum, a few of my relatives and friends started getting into rock crawling and I decided we needed nick names with a common theme. I came up with dog breeds that represented the vehicles we each owned. For instance my brother in law's Jeep was an 83 CJ7 with a YJ body, IH axles, SB chevy and TJ interior. I called him "mutt". My cousins Jeep is actually a full size blazer that we shortened, mounted a YJ body and installed a Cadillac 500. I called him "Rottweiler". Well I drove a 97 TJ at the time that was pretty much stock with 31's, no lift and a banger, so I was always dragging my underbelly on rocks etc. Hence the silly name.
I think you got the "short" end of the dog!