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A cot, fancy 
What brand? Price? Etc?
You must be bored......... 
Hahaha that's funny
this is awesome. im sending it to brad since he never gets on here.
How can he since he can't remember his password?
It's lost in his beard
Or narnia
Or narnia
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The lLion, the Witch, and Brad''s Beard
if he can't remember it now, what will he be able to remember when he is my age ?
He can't remember anything now because.......well, maybe I shouldn't say in an open forum. But by the time he is your age, he will be kept alive by a machine because his brain won't know how to do even that task.
so, I sold the rear bench in my 40 the other day - the cargo area of my 40 is covered by a tarp that's folded around a bungee cord strung behind the front bench/seat and held down in the back with bungee cords down the tub on the corners and to the spare tire carrier in the middle - also, I have ratchet straps criss-crossed above it to keep stuff in and keep the tarp from bellowing at speed
with the bench gone, the wind dynamics apparently have changed
so, as I am driving home from the trail in Arizona today on the highway at about 65 mph, my windbreaker that I had rolled up and stuffed under the tarp works itself loose in a windgust and flies onto the highway behind me in dense traffic 
so, I pull over to the shoulder, stop, and see the jacket at least a half mile back - so I back up on the shoulder . . . meanwhile, cars and trucks whisk the jacket around, and it eventually travels ahead of me into the median - so I pull forward, get out of the truck, takes me a while to find an opening in traffic - I walk over, pick up the jacket, eventually find another hole in traffic and get back to the truck
that yellow jacket stayed amazingly clean even through several drive-overs and at least two undercarriage whirls
moral of the story: make sure your s*** is secure
with the bench gone, the wind dynamics apparently have changed
so, as I am driving home from the trail in Arizona today on the highway at about 65 mph, my windbreaker that I had rolled up and stuffed under the tarp works itself loose in a windgust and flies onto the highway behind me in dense traffic so, I pull over to the shoulder, stop, and see the jacket at least a half mile back - so I back up on the shoulder . . . meanwhile, cars and trucks whisk the jacket around, and it eventually travels ahead of me into the median - so I pull forward, get out of the truck, takes me a while to find an opening in traffic - I walk over, pick up the jacket, eventually find another hole in traffic and get back to the truckthat yellow jacket stayed amazingly clean even through several drive-overs and at least two undercarriage whirls
moral of the story: make sure your s*** is secure
It's funny you would bring that up. As I was getting in and out of FJC's a couple weekends ago at Hawk Pride, I was amazed at the amount of gear that just floats around the back of some of their rigs. So, when I was mounting the ammo cans in the back of the 40 behind the bench seat, I wanted to make sure they were secure. And I am probably going to pull the bench out of mine soon but I plan to build a box / cage for the cargo area so all my s*** stays secure.
Eh, what's a wrench to the back of the head? 
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We're tough!
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You always up. Impressive for a man of your age.
Hahahahahahahaha