StreetCreeper
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How tell if your house was built by guys who drove 3rd gen 4runners...
How tell if your house was built by guys who drove 3rd gen 4runners...
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Chuckles89
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Yukon4Runner
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LittleCaesar
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Well this house has two things really going for it:
1. If one doesn't like their in-laws it is safe to assume they just won't drop by and ring the doorbell or show up at the garage door. That in itself is a big plus.
2. If a kid in the family is aspiring to be the next Tony Hawk.....
I usually don't mind helping friends move in/out of houses but I would draw the line here....
1. If one doesn't like their in-laws it is safe to assume they just won't drop by and ring the doorbell or show up at the garage door. That in itself is a big plus.
2. If a kid in the family is aspiring to be the next Tony Hawk.....
I usually don't mind helping friends move in/out of houses but I would draw the line here....
AntleredRuin
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Geez!
What's really irritating is when the driveway is sloped enough that it can still be parked on safely, but the doors wont stay open.
What's really irritating is when the driveway is sloped enough that it can still be parked on safely, but the doors wont stay open.
Thats my driveway! The road goes up hill and its just off the side of the street. I get hit with the door daily...
white_n_slow
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gotta be photochopped 
SnowLizard
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that would be a dream!!!
I'd dig down the garage, level out the driveway some (still small ramp) and have a freaking car lift in the Garage!!!
who knows, I might even have it 'safe' to lift the car up, and get out on the 2nd floor to park another car below it!!
I'd dig down the garage, level out the driveway some (still small ramp) and have a freaking car lift in the Garage!!!
who knows, I might even have it 'safe' to lift the car up, and get out on the 2nd floor to park another car below it!!
AZPartsGuy
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May I interest you in some flood insurance? This neighborhood is in a high risk area!
StreetCreeper
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At that angle, with enough throttle your wife might actually get stuck in the roof.
ToyotaBrah
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Third pro:
To go sledding is a matter of just a few foot steps.. (Just make sure there isn't a car parked in the street in front of the driveway.:biggrin2
Third pro:
To go sledding is a matter of just a few foot steps.. (Just make sure there isn't a car parked in the street in front of the driveway.:biggrin2
Better to hit a parked car than a moving one!
nc-grayson
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I was a little kid going down the hill in our neighborhood on my skateboard on my knees, backwards, when I hit a parked car full force.
Laying on the ground moaning like the grape stomping news reporter because it knocked the wind out of me.
The only person around, but who didn't see actually what happened, was the mail lady, who somehow managed to run to my house up the hill, and convince my dad that I was hit by a car, laying in the street, dead.
Notes: parked cars hurt too.
How tell if your house was built by guys who drove 3rd gen 4runners...
It's a joke right ?
