you still say "pimp," following the Don Imus Moment of Clarity?)It had this huge kind of hood-scoop treatment. But it looked like the original hood-scoop treatment wasn't adequate, so the owner sent it back for more. Kind of a small-hood-scoop-on-the-big-hood-scoop thing. (Chances are it was non-functional, but it looked pretty impressive. And that would be very important, because the driver would be spending every driving moment looking at it... or around it.)
I was hoping to take a photo of it... but when I returned to the spot, alas it was gone.
And then...
Yesterday I was bicycling on Glenwood Street, out near State. I saw this big shiny white Hummer. (Not the real Hummer, but one of the big civilian Pretend Hummers.) Its license plate read:
DIGDEEP
I'm assuming that's what the owner does with his wallet, every time he goes to the gas station... which would be pretty frequently with a big honkin' vehicle like that.
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I have yet to see a really dirty H2. Those are always the cleanest rigs on the road. Most people with 4-wheel drive don't use it but 1 or 2 days a year, they get the SUV cause the status symbol.
I have 2 gas guzzlers but waiting at home to tow the boat(oops 3), to go to the dump, to go camping, or to go hunting. I should probably trim one from the stable or sell both and get one that will do all jobs.
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