Jesusthewererabbit
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It's a hell of a lot easier to have anal sex in the back of a pickup than in a car. Trust me on this one.
Sure, there are people that drive trucks and have never hauled anything in their lives. But they are the exception.
It's a hell of a lot easier to have anal sex in the back of a pickup than in a car. Trust me on this one.
Really? Keep in mind I am not talking about people living in rural areas. In my OP I specifically mentioned people who didn't need it for things like "carrying lumber", and specifically those in metro areas. Do you really think people among this group "haul" stuff?
The kind of people I am thinking of are the ones who use a pickup for, at most, things which would fit easily in a trunk. Things like hockey gear, luggage, etc.
This thread actually went better than I thought it would.
Anyway, why don't you think about it for more than 0.2 seconds? You figure that just because the 30 seconds you're in visual contact with someone driving a truck means they don't use it for something useful?
Sure, there are people that drive trucks and have never hauled anything in their lives. But they are the exception.
Unless you need it for work and carry lumber around or something, I see no purpose to pickup trucks. They are stupid, ugly and usually the drivers are of a certain "persuasion". I see these a lot in downtown metro areas, and just am annoyed at them.
I can understand why one would want a large luxurious SUV (like an Escalade or decked out Sequoia, etc), and I fall into this camp myself. But why would you want to essentially chop the back half off and leave it open to the cold weather and snow outside? How are you going to transport people around? Doesn't make sense to me.
Quite funny indeed. You question one's ownership of a truck but not a full size SUV, in many ways objectively inferior to a minivan? People generally buy trucks because they do sh*t. People generally buy SUVs because they want to look like they do sh*t.Unless you need it for work and carry lumber around or something, I see no purpose to pickup trucks. They are stupid, ugly and usually the drivers are of a certain "persuasion". I see these a lot in downtown metro areas, and just am annoyed at them.
I can understand why one would want a large luxurious SUV (like an Escalade or decked out Sequoia, etc), and I fall into this camp myself. But why would you want to essentially chop the back half off and leave it open to the cold weather and snow outside? How are you going to transport people around? Doesn't make sense to me.
Unless you need it for work and carry lumber around or something, I see no purpose to pickup trucks. They are stupid, ugly and usually the drivers are of a certain "persuasion". I see these a lot in downtown metro areas, and just am annoyed at them.
I can understand why one would want a large luxurious SUV (like an Escalade or decked out Sequoia, etc), and I fall into this camp myself. But why would you want to essentially chop the back half off and leave it open to the cold weather and snow outside? How are you going to transport people around? Doesn't make sense to me.
Unless you need it for work and carry lumber around or something, I see no purpose to pickup trucks. They are stupid, ugly and usually the drivers are of a certain "persuasion". I see these a lot in downtown metro areas, and just am annoyed at them.
I can understand why one would want a large luxurious SUV (like an Escalade or decked out Sequoia, etc), and I fall into this camp myself. But why would you want to essentially chop the back half off and leave it open to the cold weather and snow outside? How are you going to transport people around? Doesn't make sense to me.
Unless you need it for work and carry lumber around or something, I see no purpose to pickup trucks. They are stupid, ugly and usually the drivers are of a certain "persuasion". I see these a lot in downtown metro areas, and just am annoyed at them.
I can understand why one would want a large luxurious SUV (like an Escalade or decked out Sequoia, etc), and I fall into this camp myself. But why would you want to essentially chop the back half off and leave it open to the cold weather and snow outside? How are you going to transport people around? Doesn't make sense to me.
Many people who own trucks do not use them as trucks. It is a "just in case I need to use it" mentality.
I think if this is what you're getting at, then the answer is psychological or image related.
Do you make him pull out, or do you take it like a ........ man?It's a hell of a lot easier to have anal sex in the back of a pickup than in a car. Trust me on this one.