And made even worse when you see a car-jeep with toy ducks on the dash.Yep, and real Jeep owners hate the Jeep Liberties....."soccer Mom Jeep" is what they call them.
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And made even worse when you see a car-jeep with toy ducks on the dash.Yep, and real Jeep owners hate the Jeep Liberties....."soccer Mom Jeep" is what they call them.
Haha....so true. But to be fair, even the hard-core folks have to have some downtime and buy bread at some point. The croc part? Yeah, that one I don't let slide.Tacomas with snorkels parked at Target while their owners are in buying bread…..while wearing crocs

I turn 34 tomorrow. I've already hit that that point where I do not care what people think. Crocs are comfortable AF.Haha....so true. But to be fair, even the hard-core folks have to have some downtime and buy bread at some point. The croc part? Yeah, that one I don't let slide.![]()
Imagine driving a vehicle to buy bread while wearing shoes... so CRINGEY!Tacomas with snorkels parked at Target while their owners are in buying bread…..while wearing crocs
Imagine driving a vehicle to buy bread while wearing shoes... so CRINGEY!
I would never wear them around town but they’re fantastic grilling and camping shoes.I wouldn't necessarily classify crocs as shoes. If anything they're foot condoms. Which are full of holes. Defective foot condoms.
Camping shoes full of holes? End up with mosquito bits in every hole, poison ivy like chicken pox, and after too many drinks around the campfire, hot piss betwinxt your toes. Absolutely not. No thank youuuuu. Unless you mean glamping of course.I would never wear them around town but they’re fantastic grilling and camping shoes.
I guess depends where you camp, the climate, and how bad your aim is.Camping shoes full of holes? End up with mosquito bits in every hole, poison ivy like chicken pox, and after too many drinks around the campfire, hot piss betwinxt your toes. Absolutely not. No thank youuuuu. Unless you mean glamping of course.
Amen to that! I wear crocks in the house (hardwood floors hurt my feet)....LOVE those things!!I turn 34 tomorrow. I've already hit that that point where I do not care what people think. Crocs are comfortable AF.
U-joint and CV joint life expectancy? 11 miles....and just about every Tacoma I see in Hawaii...
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The crocs mean he's ready to wade through water too!!Tacomas with snorkels parked at Target while their owners are in buying bread…..while wearing crocs
Hey, that's exactly what I think when I see those things!! (And, God forbid, they take a corner at high speeds...she's going OVER!!!)U-joint and CV joint life expectancy? 11 miles.![]()
We were in Myrtle Beach a few years ago and Tacomas like that were everywhere, except half of them were squatted. It was nauseating.Hey, that's exactly what I think when I see those things!! (And, God forbid, they take a corner at high speeds...she's going OVER!!!)
I don't think they are making Jeeps like they used to. Last winter, it was a pretty snowy day and I saw a Jeep Rubicon over near the sidewalk, spun around. As I drove by in my 4x4 Tundra, I noticed he has spun and hit the curb and his front tire was bent at a 90 degree angle....well THAT'S not good!!
Some vehicles now have plastic upper sway bar links...PLASTIC!!!
And Ford is recalling half a million F-150's because the gas tanks could FALL OFF.....so much for "Quality is Job 1" with Ford! (Isn't a tank held on by two metal bands and 4 bolts? They must've put plastic bands on them to save a dollar.)