Whatever

PA is legal for medical marijuana.
Lots of old folks getting cards.
I'm told it's as easy as just asking your doctor.
Hey, I'm old and don't give much of a crap any more...
I'm tempted...

Of course, I had my share when I was much younger.

 

There kind of shitty notes

 

Here as well

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_feces#Color

 

Alright, that’s enough shit posts from me

 

If cathartic and meditative is laying on my back cursing bloody murder, yeah.

 

But we are prepared

 

No prob. SoS has a pretty similar slimline bumper, which is why I mentioned it.

I'm so glad you went with a Taco. We wouldn't have your smiling face as part of TW.

Have you thought about getting a set of seat spacers that a couple guys sell on here?

 

Aww Tks, Dean! You’re my favorite!! I have thought about that. I have the info.In fact, mentioned it to hubby this morning.

 

My buddy has a Colorado. Much more bang for the buck, serious power, good sound system, and is comfortable. The cheapo plastic still has a presence but it is what it is.

After having a Ford F-stupid50 for a work truck, I wouldn't own one. Cool options, nifty gadgets, thoughtful touches. Unfortunately none will work beyond a year. 50k mi saw a hell of a lot of warranty items and repairs.

You might be right about Nissan, but I think the general culture and market competition will force Nissan to return to it's roots/traditional way of business. But y'know, at the end of the day, it doesn't matter.

 

It's easier and a shorter list of what isn't wrong with me.

 

Was your F-150 a recent model?
I confess I don't know very much about the reliability of those less than 15 years old.
If memory serves, they had some model years with problematic drive-train options.

I had F-150s for work trucks over a span of 40 years and they all gave good service.
But they were simple and old-fashioned trucks I could do much of the maintenance on myself.

My own experiences with GM and Dodge were pretty bad.

 

Washed the ol ride today.

 

It was a '14 or '15. Drive train was a persistent problem. As well as random things, like the front brakes disintegrating twice, once under 10k mi and again around the 30k mi mark. Electrical quirks. Wore a hole in the seat in under a year.

It was comfortable and riding in it was like sitting on my couch traveling at 70mph down the freeway, but I wouldn't have owned it.

 

From what I’ve seen they don’t have a light bar cutout on the 2nd Gen model.

 

That's a shame.
That's how companies lose loyal customers.

Anyway, My wife's Highlander (which I bought for her new in 2005) is getting on for 200,000 miles and has never had a major problem.
My last F-150 just made it to my retirement. And I mean just.
I still need a truck, but not full size any more.
I always wanted a Tacoma, and I'm happy with mine. No complaints.

 

Nothing a plasma cutter can't fix.

 

I think its nap time

 

This is the one I going to get.

 

Enjoy.

I had mine earlier.
And it seems @TacomaDave did too.
You're catching up, I see.