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- GottaRunGottaCaExplorer
SoCalDesertRider wrote:
Sorry for the loss of your son, Securiti. Dying for Freedom is a noble, selfless act, which we should all respect. I thank him for his service.
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I want to not only thank your son for his service and the ultimate sacrifice, but I want to thank you for supporting your son's decision to do so !! - SoCalDesertRid1Explorer IISorry for the loss of your son, Securiti. Dying for Freedom is a noble, selfless act, which we should all respect. I thank him for his service.
- The_TexanExplorer
Securiti wrote:
Don't apologize to us, you should have been a little harsher on him, as he evidently doesn't put any value on his freedom, that your son gave his life for. A big thank you to you and your family for raising a son who did care and paid the ultimate price. May he rest in peace knowing that there are millions of us who do care.Securiti wrote:
ScottE28516 wrote:
There's an "envy" joke here somewhere, right?:h
There is allways a few that will ride at others expense.
I was just looking back on post. And found this. It appears you are only one making jokes about this. Did you ever look at tailgate of truck. And see the morel on back. That was my son who did 2 years in Iraq. And got killed. The purpose of these kids going over there was to defend the freedom of people over here to be free to do whatever they want. Such as making there vehicle into what they want. Your first post didn't drag anybody down. And as you can see. This one didn't either. Please do not post in my topic if you are going to be negative. Sorry other RVers- - SecuritiExplorer
Securiti wrote:
ScottE28516 wrote:
There's an "envy" joke here somewhere, right?:h
There is allways a few that will ride at others expense.
I was just looking back on post. And found this. It appears you are only one making jokes about this. Did you ever look at tailgate of truck. And see the morel on back. That was my son who did 2 years in Iraq. And got killed. The purpose of these kids going over there was to defend the freedom of people over here to be free to do whatever they want. Such as making there vehicle into what they want. Your first post didn't drag anybody down. And as you can see. This one didn't either. Please do not post in my topic if you are going to be negative. Sorry other RVers- - SecuritiExplorer
ScottE28516 wrote:
I am almost speechless, in a "WTF is THAT?" sort of way, but I do easily see a joke about a hillbilly and his sister here!
No joke. Four weeks of hard work that I did myself. Both truck & RV are payed off. A new truck would be nice. But with three kids. I will be creative with what I got. - ScottE28516ExplorerI am almost speechless, in a "WTF is THAT?" sort of way, but I do easily see a joke about a hillbilly and his sister here!
- Doughboy12Explorer
Y-Guy wrote:
What you removed the "Sport" from the fenders... Nooooooooooo :)
PLZ tell me you are replacing them...lol - Y-GuyModeratorWhat you removed the "Sport" from the fenders... Nooooooooooo :)
- SecuritiExplorerGot some painting done this weekend. Here is some pics




On and on. Haveing fun! - TargaExplorer
Securiti wrote:
Updated pics with fenders on.

I am going to take a brake on this project. Kinda burnt out. But fun
I love this animal, it certainly is original. Looks like alot of work but a ton of fun, congrats.
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