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#91
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Hmm I've never owned suspenders and I am about to go to the store. I'm 40. Maybe it's time.
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#92
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Just make sure you dont also wear the belt. That really pisses some folk off.
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One milestone is when you're forced to buy a minivan. Another is when you decide to wear suspenders. They both make me want to put a bullet through my brain. | |||
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#94
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I have long wanted to purchase a minivan, and I don't even have kids. It's just she and I the majority of the time, I'd like to get a cheap one and convert into a mini-RV like I've seen in those videos. Or one of those skoolie conversions would also be fun.
It might just be easier to buy a small RV, I have an old Ranger that can probably tow a light one. I doubt I can even park a school bus in my neighborhood for the purposes of gutting it out, but my aunt has some acreage she'd probably let me use. | ||
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They seem like the ultimate suburban ball-and-chain. A physical manifest of capitalist rat trap consumerism. I'm THIS close to going Commie if I hear them put another Led Zepplin song on a minivan commercial. | |||
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It's like trucks, or large F-350 type trucks. If I see one that is immaculate, with giant tires on it, I see it as wasteful. If I see one that is obviously being used for work, it is less wasteful. I would triple the income taxes for twenty years of anyone who is caught rolling coal.
Same goes for pretty much any vehicle. There's a place for all of these vehicles, even ones that use gasoline, in almost any type of economy. I dislike what automobiles have done to American society, but it's not the car's fault, it's the car company that has outsized influence on our politics. I have always seen car culture crap as being heavily influenced by a lot of the sillier aspects of toxic masculinity. | ||
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