[Hecdog]

Went out and cut it down. Had a blast. The roads were muddy and I got to use the Auto Mode. Worked great as a 4x4.

 

[Mary]

nice photo! Did you put the tree on top or inside the truck?

 

[brysig228]

nice pic.. if that was me i'll end up forgeting the tree cuz i'll end up driving around the mountain for the hell of it.

 

[Hecdog]

nice photo! Did you put the tree on top or inside the truck?

We put it up top, but it was biotch. It was a 7 ft tree, too large for inside, and I had my wife and three kids inside. We used a spider net to keep it down. It was great fun. And we did indeed drive around the dirt roads having fun with the 4x4. That picture is a before picture. I've got no after pictures, but it was a muddy mess after we were done.

 

[Mary]

what is the color of your truck? Is it the smoke?

 

[Hecdog]

what is the color of your truck? Is it the smoke?

Yeah, it's smoke. Great color, IMO.

 

[92TripleBlack]

I hope you have a Christmas tree and not a Holiday bush.

 

[RUN2]

I hope you have a Christmas tree and not a Holiday bush.

I second that Triple! If you can't call it a CHRISTMAS TREE then maybe you shouldn't celebrate the holiday. Just my opinion.

 

[casinojames]

Maybe we should keep an open mind and remember that Freedom of Religion is one of the greatest stables of our constitution.

I don't necessarly agree with the removal of "Christmas" from the holiday season rather I would love to see much more integration from other religions like Hanakkau and Kwanza. I think a buzz word like "Holiday" is just scape for those trying to avoid the issue rather than explore the potential of celebrating our religious freedom.

Happy chrismahanukwanzakah!

 

[ggeorgie]

Merry Christmass everyone

 

[Eugene Onyeji]

The fore-fathers of America were Christians. When they spoke of 'freedom of religion', they wanted to protect religion from government and NOT government from religion....they meant the right to practice their religion without interferance from the government of the day. But they wanted God to influence the government and that was why they interjected God in their Constitution, Pledge, Money, etc. Merry Christmas and a very happy and properous New Year to you Armada lovers!

 

[RUN2]

The fore-fathers of America were Christians. When they spoke of 'freedom of religion', they wanted to protect religion from government and NOT government from religion....they meant the right to practice their religion without interferance from the government of the day. But they wanted God to influence the government and that was why they interjected God in their Constitution, Pledge, Money, etc. Merry Christmas and a very happy and properous New Year to you Armada lovers!

Nice to see there are some people that know this country's true heritage.

Along the same note, I went to Disney Land this weekend, and lo-and-behold they had Christmas pageant. They sung traditional carols, and told the story of Christ using Bible verses. I couldn't believe it, needless to say I was quite impressed. :awesome:

 

[casinojames]

The fore-fathers of America were Christians. When they spoke of 'freedom of religion', they wanted to protect religion from government and NOT government from religion....they meant the right to practice their religion without interferance from the government of the day. But they wanted God to influence the government and that was why they interjected God in their Constitution, Pledge, Money, etc. Merry Christmas and a very happy and properous New Year to you Armada lovers!

I guess when they wrote "We the people..." they were only talking about the "people" of the day too. The constitution is an amazing document and fortunately for me (an african american) and few million others its an open document that can ammended for the good of all who live here.