While it's hard to fault my genes for handing me my devilishly handsome good looks and intelligence, I have a few rogue genes. These genes love bacon, beer, and westerns. They make me laugh at fart jokes, the three stooges and goodness knows I love a good beer commercial. I hold them responsible for enjoying sports, even the fantasy kind, and for the urge to use random power tools when completely unnecessary. They're generally a bad influence on my otherwise healthy genes and lately, true to form, they've been trying to convince me to get a truck... an american built truck... one with four doors... and that I should tell my wife! MY WIFE, for goodness sake!
Like a fool, I normally listen. I eat bacon by the hog, play in more fantasy leagues than I can shake a stick at and will laugh until I cry when presented with Dumb and Dumber's diarrhea scene. The truck is no different, I fell prey to the influence my man genes and the cursed testosterone they wield. I even told my wife of my desire for truck-y goodness. Metaphorically speaking, she murdered the idea and spit on its grave.
She has what I like to call evil woman genes. She loves soaps, a good cry, froo froo things, Grey's Anatomy, My Fair Lady, Loofahs, "quality time together" and she laughs a little too hard on America's Funniest Videos when a man is hit in the crotch. She doesn't like trucks, man chairs, westerns, sports, underwear on the floor, flatulence...you see where I'm headed with this. All of god's wonderful creations - they do nothing for her. How can I reason with insanity?
Undeterred, I've been secretly (now, not so secretly) perusing the internet, keeping up with current truck prices... should she fall mentally ill and decide that truck and I shall become one. GM trucks are cheap by historical standards... and for good reason. However, look at the following ad.
How can I ignore that? We're talking $11,000 off for Chevy's and Fords. I can't ignore it. Instead, I'm biding my time. One day, random large truck, you will be mine. I will craft a plan involving soaps, bribery, blackmail and sweet talking.
Posted by Jordan at December 16, 2008 7:18 PM | TrackBack
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You know, that is $15,000.00 less than what I paid for the exact same truck one year ago after TT&L. Makes me feel all warm inside.
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