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Old 08-19-2014, 09:22 AM
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I primed and painted my weight box and hitch, how's it look?
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Nick,
looks good

did you paint the bottom?

I like the yellow grass
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Old 08-19-2014, 09:58 AM
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Looking good, did you paint the spacers too?

You are cub through and through Nick, even your lawn is yellow.

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Nick,
looks good

did you paint the bottom?

I like the yellow grass
Lew, yes I painted the bottom, thanks, lol.
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Looking good, did you paint the spacers too?

You are cub through and through Nick, even your lawn is yellow.

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Thanks bill, no I did not paint the spacers, they are on my 72.
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Looking good, did you paint the spacers too?

You are cub through and through Nick, even your lawn is yellow.

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I'm seeing a problem here. Not only is his lawn yellow..................but green as well. We all know what's yellow and green.................

Nick, a Jane Doe lawn???????? Next time, set the parts up on the hood of your parents car before painting. Then the parts won't get grass on them.
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I'm seeing a problem here. Not only is his lawn yellow..................but green as well. We all know what's yellow and green.................

Nick, a Jane Doe lawn???????? Next time, set the parts up on the hood of your parents car before painting. Then the parts won't get grass on them.
Very funny josh.
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I was going to say something about that but I did not want to be rude
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Does the same thing apply to yellow grass that they say about don't eat the yellow snow?
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Lol lew and Sam, and Sam idk.
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