What a loser!

Remember this chow-chip posting here a few weeks ago? What a freakin'
embarassment to all Texans. And the stupid twit actually lives less than
10 miles from ME. Sheesh

http://www.batcity.com/bonfire/comments.php

I still think the best thing the fool could do with the Durango is sell
it to me for $500. I'd put a new 318 in it, and either drive it for a
half million miles myself, or sell it and clear a good 10 grand on the deal.

Dipstick didn't even have the 'nads to keep his "guestbook" page open
either. Methinks he's not a real Texan. Must be a transplant from
somewhere else... ROTFL!!!!

 

Yeah 5.2 has been around since Moses lost his sandals. Change the oil once
in a while and they work. That's all there is to it! total PUTZ more money
than brains.
Larry

 

And when the occasional one DOES break, there's absolutely no reason to
think the replacement would be "another defective 5.2." And wanton
destruction of a vehicle that still has a lot of value is S-T-U-P-I-D.

 

I take it the local zoning enforcement has gotten a little lax, eh? You're
supposed to have a 25-mile radius clear of automotive stupidity, Steve.

deal.

Clearly, this is a guy who thinks he's going to make a profit by burning his
truck. It's a shame, but consider: with the way this fool is acting right
now, do you think he ever took care of the thing over the past 5 years? Say
he sold it to you for $500. You'd put in an engine, then the trans would
fail...then the ABS, then the A/C...

What I think is funny is that anybody in a large urban area gets to see a
car or truck burn on the side of a freeway for free at least once or twice a
year. I can't imagine why anyone would pay to see it. It stinks and smokes
heavily, leaves a big mess behind, and rarely, if ever, are there any
_large_ flames. He'd probably have to rig something to even get a decent
fireball.

Since he'll destroy the salvage value of all the body panels, most junkyards
won't give him anything for it; maybe $25/ton for scrap metal value. Oh,
well. There's no shortage of idiocy, is there?

--Geoff

 

Of course not. Its probably something an ex-common-law-wife bought or
whipped him into buying, and he's been staggering out of his trailer and
beating it mercilessly for 2 years, and it made him REALLY angry when it
lasted over 100,000 miles anyway.

Yeah, but a bare Durango with good body panels but stripped of engine,
trans AND suspension is worth more than a grand to anyone who can turn
wrenches and go junkyard diving to gather the parts to put it back together.

Fire season is coming soon, and we've had a lot of rain to establish a
really good fuel mass in grasses and trees. I'd be highly surprised if
ANY fire dept. let him do it. Let alone the Texas Commission on
Environmental Quality.

There never has been, but the 'net just spreads it around faster. And
its extra embarrassing when its someone in your own neck of the woods :-(

 

Ahh, he's proly just a T-Sip.

Richard
A&M '81

 

"THHHPPPPPPTTTT!!!"

Steve
UT 86

 

He's proly an OU grad trying to degrease his engine the only way he knows
how.

And that's "TU 86"

Richard
;-)

 

The guy needs to tak lessons from the guy who sold his ex's wedding
dress on e-bay.

Bill Putney
(to reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my
address with "x")

 

Now that makes a bit of sense.

Go back and take that Aggie reading extension course again, buddy. ;-p

 

That particular coloring book is on loan to a small secular college in
Austin.... heh heh