[moral]

any better...

 

[radicalwillie]

any better...

I'm lost...... what is your post about??

 

[Mr. Creosote]

Maybe he has spotted a predator alien from the Arnie movie and he thinks the 381 hp is enough to run him over.

The alien can probably use his infrared vision to see the engine heat. You need to wrap the whole truck in tin foil.

 

[vspectra]

I think what he meant was all that plywood boards are probably going to be used to build the next 'catch a prerdator' studio/site

 

[moral]

i was talking about my dog

 

[42GAMI]

sorry man, im still not getting it. i see the pics, i see your dog, but how does it all tie in?

 

[longwoodklon]

He let his dog take the wheel while he snapped the picture of the overloaded T100. Then when they got to their destination, he unloaded his quad and drove into the forest with his gun and his dog, to 'catch a predator'.

 

[dsrtrcr01]

I could have swore I heard someone say toyotas were not "work" trucks. Damn look at that "inferior", "to small" T100 go.

 

[TundraMaxxer]

Wow. What a load. That looks like 3/4 inch plywood sheets. And it looks like he has about 25 4x8 sheets. I don't know how much weight that is, but I know it's a lot for a T100.

 

[Buckeyefan]

i was talking about my dog

I get it. The dog's on crack.

No, wait. His buddy's nickname in high school was "predator" and they're racing. His buddy always had the faster vehicles, so to make it fair, predator loaded his T100 with plywood. He still won.

 

[blackgts2002]

I think what he means is.. WTF?

 

[THUNDERA]

The dog was guarding the plywood and the T-100 (predator) stole it? Then the Tundra chases the T-100 down. The last picture is missing the dog because he let the valuable plywood get away. Bad Dog...

 

[Cliffy1]

 

[blackgts2002]

the bunny makes sense. yes.. perfect sense now.

 

[dc7rr]

All I know is that when I saw that show "with NBC's Chris Hansen" called To Catch a Predator, it pissed me the hell off and made me glad I don't have kids. I would love to shoot all those sickos.