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06-09-2007, 10:37 PM
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Re: Why H3?
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Originally Posted by meathook
Ok i just read the entire thread,iam the owner of a H3 & H2 and furthermore just purchased a over priced toyota prius,i just want to say iam not feelin any luv in here,cant we all jus get along ??
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Hi, congrats on the Prius. 
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06-09-2007, 11:03 PM
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Re: Why H3?
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06-11-2007, 02:38 PM
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Re: Why H3?
Hi,
My name is Chris and I am a recovering yuppie SUV fanatic. I love puppies, daisies, and pretty goldfish. I really love single Mom's and H3s - they are both fun to drive and make me feel "BIG".  I guess I am addicted as I continue to drive both as I speak...
I have a brain and the career to have bought an H2 but chose the H3 based on utility and apperance. But I grew up in Pennsylvania - or Pennsyltucky - so I guess I really don't understand the concept of "big", the workings of the rest of the universe, or which side of my underwear is front versus rear even though I have three college degrees (one terminal). I am still trying to decide if my Ph.D diploma is worth more as a purty wall hanging or toilet paper. In fact, I just can not sound out the names of them dar' fancy foods like "escargo" and "tiramsu" so I'll just take them yonder beers and fixins and be sure to belch after an hour to indicate my contentment. And I'll try to remember to wipe when the time comes....
As I am 14 years older than the pre-requisite age of 19 for knowing and doing all, I guess my sell-by-date had long passed and senility has obviously settled in..... as stale goods are so passe, I think I'll zip my loc' now....
So I'll go and drive my H3, along with my two other "garage rods" that I earned on my pittance of a salary - some even while a po' white boy college student wannabe. I shall persevere in my contentment with a "small" lifestyle, all the while enjoying the giggles of glee from my single-mom paramour's daughter as I drive over curbs, stumps, Barney, Spongebob, and the occassional loud mouth, pot-hole filler shipped in from the land of the all-knowing, formerly the state of Texas, as I take my gals fishing.
Did I mention I have Russian heritage?
Yins take care now.
  
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06-11-2007, 06:01 PM
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Re: Why H3?
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Originally Posted by H3.007
Hi,
My name is Chris and I am a recovering yuppie SUV fanatic. I love puppies, daisies, and pretty goldfish. I really love single Mom's and H3s - they are both fun to drive and make me feel "BIG".  I guess I am addicted as I continue to drive both as I speak...
I have a brain and the career to have bought an H2 but chose the H3 based on utility and apperance. But I grew up in Pennsylvania - or Pennsyltucky - so I guess I really don't understand the concept of "big", the workings of the rest of the universe, or which side of my underwear is front versus rear even though I have three college degrees (one terminal). I am still trying to decide if my Ph.D diploma is worth more as a purty wall hanging or toilet paper. In fact, I just can not sound out the names of them dar' fancy foods like "escargo" and "tiramsu" so I'll just take them yonder beers and fixins and be sure to belch after an hour to indicate my contentment. And I'll try to remember to wipe when the time comes....
As I am 14 years older than the pre-requisite age of 19 for knowing and doing all, I guess my sell-by-date had long passed and senility has obviously settled in..... as stale goods are so passe, I think I'll zip my loc' now....
So I'll go and drive my H3, along with my two other "garage rods" that I earned on my pittance of a salary - some even while a po' white boy college student wannabe. I shall persevere in my contentment with a "small" lifestyle, all the while enjoying the giggles of glee from my single-mom paramour's daughter as I drive over curbs, stumps, Barney, Spongebob, and the occassional loud mouth, pot-hole filler shipped in from the land of the all-knowing, formerly the state of Texas, as I take my gals fishing.
Did I mention I have Russian heritage?
Yins take care now.
  
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LOL , yep sucks to be poor  we had to move to MOAB 
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07-16-2007, 09:52 PM
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Re: Why H3?
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Originally Posted by H3.007
Hi,
My name is Chris and I am a recovering yuppie SUV fanatic. I love puppies, daisies, and pretty goldfish. I really love single Mom's and H3s - they are both fun to drive and make me feel "BIG".  I guess I am addicted as I continue to drive both as I speak...
I have a brain and the career to have bought an H2 but chose the H3 based on utility and apperance. But I grew up in Pennsylvania - or Pennsyltucky - so I guess I really don't understand the concept of "big", the workings of the rest of the universe, or which side of my underwear is front versus rear even though I have three college degrees (one terminal). I am still trying to decide if my Ph.D diploma is worth more as a purty wall hanging or toilet paper. In fact, I just can not sound out the names of them dar' fancy foods like "escargo" and "tiramsu" so I'll just take them yonder beers and fixins and be sure to belch after an hour to indicate my contentment. And I'll try to remember to wipe when the time comes....
As I am 14 years older than the pre-requisite age of 19 for knowing and doing all, I guess my sell-by-date had long passed and senility has obviously settled in..... as stale goods are so passe, I think I'll zip my loc' now....
So I'll go and drive my H3, along with my two other "garage rods" that I earned on my pittance of a salary - some even while a po' white boy college student wannabe. I shall persevere in my contentment with a "small" lifestyle, all the while enjoying the giggles of glee from my single-mom paramour's daughter as I drive over curbs, stumps, Barney, Spongebob, and the occassional loud mouth, pot-hole filler shipped in from the land of the all-knowing, formerly the state of Texas, as I take my gals fishing.
Did I mention I have Russian heritage?
Yins take care now.
  
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All that aside, you still drive a H3............

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07-16-2007, 10:06 PM
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Re: Why H3?
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Originally Posted by Tex_h2
All that aside, you still drive a H3............

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An H3 worth twice as much as your H2.
You know all those high school kids who think they are cool, rich and have status because they drive a Mercedes, an '84 w/500k miles.... well you're the equivalent in the Hummer world. 
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07-16-2007, 10:10 PM
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Re: Why H3?
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Originally Posted by dеiтайожни
An H3 worth twice as much as your H2.
You know all those high school kids who think they are cool, rich and have status because they drive a Mercedes, an '84 w/500k miles.... well you're the equivalent in the Hummer world. 
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Hangin with my HOABies , Bling is cool but HOABies RULE!!!!
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07-16-2007, 10:24 PM
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Re: Why H3?
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Originally Posted by dеiтайожни
An H3 worth twice as much as your H2.
You know all those high school kids who think they are cool, rich and have status because they drive a Mercedes, an '84 w/500k miles.... well you're the equivalent in the Hummer world. 
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Yep, state of the Hummer art H3 versus EOL H2. But at least they are both Hummers! 
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07-16-2007, 10:48 PM
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Re: Why H3?
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All that aside, you still drive a H3............

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You have been on this earth for 31 years and that was the best comeback you could come up with?
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Originally Posted by Your Sig
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A 3 year old high mileage H2... I'm impressed.
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