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MY Jeep
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Ilove to write about things I know well, and I know well my jeep...enjoy, its fun! ED


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         “MY JEEP”


 


  Love my old Jeep,


  Bought her to go off road,


  Been all over the east coast,


  Have carried all kinds of things


                           including a roast!


 


  I hardly ever drive it anymore,


  Since the company gave me a car,


  So, dust it collects, in front of my home,


  As I am anal, per my soul mate,


  So she stays clean enough to rate.


 


  Titanium silver in color,


  Chrome wheels to tantalize,


  Low restriction exhaust note,


  To make em’ think its got get up & go,


  Power enough to shower those that follow,


  With snow or dirt, when they’re close 


             enough to get hurt.


 


  All these things and more make MY JEEP,


  The only one I want, as, since it is paid off,


  Nothing else would be to run, as cheap!


 


                                                                                                (ed)  


 


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Reviewed by Jeanette Foresta
Reviewed on November 18, 2003
Ain't nothin' like a paid off vehicle!

Reviewed on November 17, 2003
(((ed)))

if it's automatic, i'll drive your jeep

what company do you work for?? i wanna work for them! :)

excellent write about my favorite kinda car--a jeep! (although i'm partial to Hummers and slugbugs, too LOL)

(((HUGS))) and love,

karla. :)

Reviewed on November 17, 2003
and a fine lookin' jeep that is, too, ed; but maybe you need a HUMMER! LOL can just see you and rufuz in a HUMMER; man, you'd be in STYLE! LOL (i wish I had a HUMMER, but the ONLY HUMMER i'll ever have [or able to AFFORD!] is one of the matchbox variety! to go with my matchbox candy apple red pt cruiser! LOL) great tribute to a great car; enjoyed!~ (((HUGS))) to you, and (((HUGS))) to rufuz! love, your tx. friend, karen lynn. :D

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on November 16, 2003
In the last few years I was with my ex we had a landcruiser that I totally enjoyed. Never stayed clean long because of the rides through the mountain trails. Grande Cache now has, I think they call it a jubiee? Jeeps throwing mud in the mountains everywhere. Yea there is a dare devil in me :-) Wonderful write. Thanks for bringing back some great memories!

Reviewed by Nancy D.
Reviewed on November 16, 2003
Great write Ed, I have an explorer thats a rough rider, I named it SOB.

Nancy


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