Here you go fellas! I know Drew is going to have my cousin when he finally makes it back over the fence paint this to match his car!!!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA http://ptboutique.com/items/chrysle...ler_300_key_fob_cover_05_-_up-copy-detail.htm
I think there's a disclaimer on that site that states that they will not allow their key fobs to look THAT fucked up and stupid. LMAO!!!
Electric Blue key fob for Drew all the way!!! He has a black one now...I saw it today right as I lifted during our race! LOL
I think the EQ guys need to try to work out a group buy on these: http://ptboutique.com/items/dodge-ram/interior/flower-vase/tennatoys_crystal_bud_vase-detail.htm :laugh:
How and the hell did you just happen to run across that? LOL I think we just might have an opening for you in the EQ. Hehe
You know...I sucked one dick back in the day...I didn't like it! Does that make me gay? Or even one better....since dudes REALLY know how to jack themselves off...would it make me gay if I liked being jacked off by a guy better then a chick? Just a thought....don't read too much into it!!
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