Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
In article <4192A9EC.C2B250E1@***.net>,
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> Take the plastic cover and bumperettes off and throw them away.
> Then buy Daylighters used by Real Jeeps:
Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
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L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote:
> Take the plastic cover and bumperettes off and throw them away.
> Then buy Daylighters used by Real Jeeps:
Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
In article <4192A9EC.C2B250E1@***.net>,
L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote:
> Take the plastic cover and bumperettes off and throw them away.
> Then buy Daylighters used by Real Jeeps:
Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
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L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote:
> Take the plastic cover and bumperettes off and throw them away.
> Then buy Daylighters used by Real Jeeps:
Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
In article <4192A9EC.C2B250E1@***.net>,
L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote:
> Take the plastic cover and bumperettes off and throw them away.
> Then buy Daylighters used by Real Jeeps:
Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
--
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L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote:
> Take the plastic cover and bumperettes off and throw them away.
> Then buy Daylighters used by Real Jeeps:
Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
> Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
> wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
http://www.jerryspringer.com
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> wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
> Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
> wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
http://www.jerryspringer.com
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'97 Toyota Corolla SD
> wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
http://www.jerryspringer.com
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
> Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
> wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
http://www.jerryspringer.com
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griffin
'85 Jeep CJ-7
'97 Toyota Corolla SD
> wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
http://www.jerryspringer.com
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
In article <6gykd.182170$%k.25535@pd7tw2no>,
"griffin" <gryffy@DELTHISshaw.ca> wrote:
> > Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
> > wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
>
> First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
> http://www.jerryspringer.com
Actually I do have an unusual tree. First, my wife is a mom. The mom.
Some days she is the mom and some days I'm the dad. Just works that way.
Next, I was adopted and my parents are divorced so:
I have a mother, a mom, a step mom, and a mother in law.
I have a father, a dad, a step father and a father in law.
I have an adopted sister, a half sister (only 13 days younger than me),
a step sister, a sister in law and a sister.
I have a brother, half brother, gay step brother, brother in law and
brother.
I have a son, a step daughter and a wife. My geneology has been pushed
back to 15th century England with traces of 14th century Itally. I was
conceived in Canada and born in El Paso, almost missing the States
entirely. I have kin that died in the Alamo, and my son is the 7th
generation to grow of on our South Texas cattle ranch.
Tree, yup, has a few branches.
My wife's tree, on the other hand, doesn't seem to fork much at all. ;^)
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"griffin" <gryffy@DELTHISshaw.ca> wrote:
> > Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
> > wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
>
> First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
> http://www.jerryspringer.com
Actually I do have an unusual tree. First, my wife is a mom. The mom.
Some days she is the mom and some days I'm the dad. Just works that way.
Next, I was adopted and my parents are divorced so:
I have a mother, a mom, a step mom, and a mother in law.
I have a father, a dad, a step father and a father in law.
I have an adopted sister, a half sister (only 13 days younger than me),
a step sister, a sister in law and a sister.
I have a brother, half brother, gay step brother, brother in law and
brother.
I have a son, a step daughter and a wife. My geneology has been pushed
back to 15th century England with traces of 14th century Itally. I was
conceived in Canada and born in El Paso, almost missing the States
entirely. I have kin that died in the Alamo, and my son is the 7th
generation to grow of on our South Texas cattle ranch.
Tree, yup, has a few branches.
My wife's tree, on the other hand, doesn't seem to fork much at all. ;^)
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
In article <6gykd.182170$%k.25535@pd7tw2no>,
"griffin" <gryffy@DELTHISshaw.ca> wrote:
> > Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
> > wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
>
> First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
> http://www.jerryspringer.com
Actually I do have an unusual tree. First, my wife is a mom. The mom.
Some days she is the mom and some days I'm the dad. Just works that way.
Next, I was adopted and my parents are divorced so:
I have a mother, a mom, a step mom, and a mother in law.
I have a father, a dad, a step father and a father in law.
I have an adopted sister, a half sister (only 13 days younger than me),
a step sister, a sister in law and a sister.
I have a brother, half brother, gay step brother, brother in law and
brother.
I have a son, a step daughter and a wife. My geneology has been pushed
back to 15th century England with traces of 14th century Itally. I was
conceived in Canada and born in El Paso, almost missing the States
entirely. I have kin that died in the Alamo, and my son is the 7th
generation to grow of on our South Texas cattle ranch.
Tree, yup, has a few branches.
My wife's tree, on the other hand, doesn't seem to fork much at all. ;^)
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"griffin" <gryffy@DELTHISshaw.ca> wrote:
> > Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
> > wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
>
> First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
> http://www.jerryspringer.com
Actually I do have an unusual tree. First, my wife is a mom. The mom.
Some days she is the mom and some days I'm the dad. Just works that way.
Next, I was adopted and my parents are divorced so:
I have a mother, a mom, a step mom, and a mother in law.
I have a father, a dad, a step father and a father in law.
I have an adopted sister, a half sister (only 13 days younger than me),
a step sister, a sister in law and a sister.
I have a brother, half brother, gay step brother, brother in law and
brother.
I have a son, a step daughter and a wife. My geneology has been pushed
back to 15th century England with traces of 14th century Itally. I was
conceived in Canada and born in El Paso, almost missing the States
entirely. I have kin that died in the Alamo, and my son is the 7th
generation to grow of on our South Texas cattle ranch.
Tree, yup, has a few branches.
My wife's tree, on the other hand, doesn't seem to fork much at all. ;^)
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
In article <6gykd.182170$%k.25535@pd7tw2no>,
"griffin" <gryffy@DELTHISshaw.ca> wrote:
> > Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
> > wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
>
> First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
> http://www.jerryspringer.com
Actually I do have an unusual tree. First, my wife is a mom. The mom.
Some days she is the mom and some days I'm the dad. Just works that way.
Next, I was adopted and my parents are divorced so:
I have a mother, a mom, a step mom, and a mother in law.
I have a father, a dad, a step father and a father in law.
I have an adopted sister, a half sister (only 13 days younger than me),
a step sister, a sister in law and a sister.
I have a brother, half brother, gay step brother, brother in law and
brother.
I have a son, a step daughter and a wife. My geneology has been pushed
back to 15th century England with traces of 14th century Itally. I was
conceived in Canada and born in El Paso, almost missing the States
entirely. I have kin that died in the Alamo, and my son is the 7th
generation to grow of on our South Texas cattle ranch.
Tree, yup, has a few branches.
My wife's tree, on the other hand, doesn't seem to fork much at all. ;^)
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"griffin" <gryffy@DELTHISshaw.ca> wrote:
> > Daylighters are whets going on. The stainless ones. It's her jeep, she
> > wants the bumperettes. If mom is not happy...
>
> First wife ...then mom? Interesting family tree you have there. ;p
> http://www.jerryspringer.com
Actually I do have an unusual tree. First, my wife is a mom. The mom.
Some days she is the mom and some days I'm the dad. Just works that way.
Next, I was adopted and my parents are divorced so:
I have a mother, a mom, a step mom, and a mother in law.
I have a father, a dad, a step father and a father in law.
I have an adopted sister, a half sister (only 13 days younger than me),
a step sister, a sister in law and a sister.
I have a brother, half brother, gay step brother, brother in law and
brother.
I have a son, a step daughter and a wife. My geneology has been pushed
back to 15th century England with traces of 14th century Itally. I was
conceived in Canada and born in El Paso, almost missing the States
entirely. I have kin that died in the Alamo, and my son is the 7th
generation to grow of on our South Texas cattle ranch.
Tree, yup, has a few branches.
My wife's tree, on the other hand, doesn't seem to fork much at all. ;^)
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Re: Stock location of JY Offroad lamps?
> Actually I do have an unusual tree. First, my wife is a mom. The mom.
> Some days she is the mom and some days I'm the dad. Just works that way.
>
> Next, I was adopted and my parents are divorced so:
> I have a mother, a mom, a step mom, and a mother in law.
> I have a father, a dad, a step father and a father in law.
> I have an adopted sister, a half sister (only 13 days younger than me),
> a step sister, a sister in law and a sister.
> I have a brother, half brother, gay step brother, brother in law and
> brother.
> I have a son, a step daughter and a wife. My geneology has been pushed
> back to 15th century England with traces of 14th century Itally. I was
> conceived in Canada and born in El Paso, almost missing the States
> entirely. I have kin that died in the Alamo, and my son is the 7th
> generation to grow of on our South Texas cattle ranch.
> Tree, yup, has a few branches.
I'm more lost than a blind orienteer. All I know is that's a lot of Xmas
presents to buy and bdays to remember.
> My wife's tree, on the other hand, doesn't seem to fork much at all. ;^)
Heh, very punny.
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'97 Toyota Corolla SD
> Some days she is the mom and some days I'm the dad. Just works that way.
>
> Next, I was adopted and my parents are divorced so:
> I have a mother, a mom, a step mom, and a mother in law.
> I have a father, a dad, a step father and a father in law.
> I have an adopted sister, a half sister (only 13 days younger than me),
> a step sister, a sister in law and a sister.
> I have a brother, half brother, gay step brother, brother in law and
> brother.
> I have a son, a step daughter and a wife. My geneology has been pushed
> back to 15th century England with traces of 14th century Itally. I was
> conceived in Canada and born in El Paso, almost missing the States
> entirely. I have kin that died in the Alamo, and my son is the 7th
> generation to grow of on our South Texas cattle ranch.
> Tree, yup, has a few branches.
I'm more lost than a blind orienteer. All I know is that's a lot of Xmas
presents to buy and bdays to remember.
> My wife's tree, on the other hand, doesn't seem to fork much at all. ;^)
Heh, very punny.
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griffin
'85 Jeep CJ-7
'97 Toyota Corolla SD