A changing of the guard....

[kratkrat]

I would wager that since the end of 1996, one of the defining elements to people regarding who I am has been my Jeep Wrangler. Black, soft-top, go anywhere... love that ride. I went across the country 3 times, and logged many a mile checking out the back roads of Northern California. My friend Brian's son for quite some time would see a black

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[kwakhed]

okay, now i can start the jeremy-vehicle reassociation... that's gotta be a real help with regards to gas mileage... probably a good bit quieter, too...

(redoing that bit of dialogue as if it was held in the jeep:)

WHAT?!?
PROBABLY A GOOD BIT QUIETER, TOO!!

[minnesattva]

How European of you. :-) I see tons of Ford Foci around here. I like seeing lots of little cars. I keep thinking I could wash the roof! instead of having to get my dad to do it, as I always had to when I was washing our cars in the backyard.

[jentwo]

Congratulations on the new baby!! Can't wait to see it at The Cabin next month. :-)

[rchj]

nice car. sad to hear the jeep went the way of the do-do....hey, wait a minute.......was that a short joke? one wonders how a man of such immense proportions fits inside such a vehicle. mayhap it's a tardis.

gunkie.

[rogerredwing]

Hey, I think he was being nice writing he was standing next to it when in fact he was sitting next to it.

[rchj]

Seriously. The first time I saw him getting out of it, it was like watching an armadillo give birth to a rhinoceros. I've since discovered it's actually bigger on the inside than outside.

- L3

Getting Into It.

[jennardo]

people, these were the pictures at the dealer's lot, before the mechanics took out the driver's seat so he could fit in it,
he sits in the back like Bubba Smith did in the Police Academy movies,
all kidding aside,
Mom reports that not only does Jeremy fit within, so do some of his comrades, all at the same time.

Be well, Lil' Bro'

And if the big earthquake comes, you can ford gaps in the road by slinging the car over your shoulder...