It’s the little things that make it a joy to drive innit?
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Bought another humvee trailer 
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Pix or gtfo &)
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Where do you even store all this stuff?! You keep hoarding vehicles man!
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Guy i know in essex bought it to turn into a camper and then decided he wants a boat, so i made him a cheeky offer
Was gonna collect it tonight but we have a show tomorrow all weekend in warwick and this would be a pain to organise. So I’ll grab it next week with the mighty blue hilux
I’m just in negotiations over a lovely little yard, with a barn big enough to house 3 humvee’s, 2 trailers and either a Foden EKA wrecker or an Oskhosh m1070
But yes, space is tight in my current one
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You’re literally my hero. 
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Great to see you! You are ours!
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But we probably brought it over from England or France in the 1700s in the form of a debutante ball. But now that I think about it, many cultures have coming out ball. The Spanish have the fifteens, “Las quinces” or something similar. At least when I lived in Miami, the Cuban community did. I assumed that it was universal.
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Its only been the last 20 years or so over here and it was never the sort of thing it is now, flash cars and photos outside etc
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Well the debutantes ball definitely used to be a thing in English high society.
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I’m 75% sure they didnt arrive in humvees 
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Can you hook both the trailers together….
You knows it’s going to happen 
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A humvee or a two horse chariot is just a semantic difference 
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Yeah they used steam trains back then, it was all the fashion to lay down a bit of track to get your NLER’s right up to the highschool.
I know this is true so don’t try and persuade me otherwise!
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Come to think of it, maybe that’s where the nickname Hummer came from 
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Just like Vegas… What happens in the field, stays in the field 
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■■■■ me its been an expensive weekend.
My trailer is 408 kg heavier…
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408kg of…
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Yo Momma
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