I Am A Jeeper!

Sep 23, 2004 10 Replies
J

Hey, I'm not a minivan mom, or a Suzuki or "Zuki" owner.... I don't drive in a car or tractor trailer, or save on gas. and I don't know tothewall, sportsguy or big6 from the board. although I'm certain they're really really nice.



I have a Jeep, not a Toyota. I speak English and American, not Japanese. And I pronounce it 'winch', not 'wench'.



I can proudly sew my country's flag on my backpack. I believe in offroading, not street jeeping, mudhole, not quarter mile, and that the Jeep is a truly proud and noble vehicle. An MTR is a tire, a Winch is exspensive, and it is pronounced 'winch' not 'wench','winch' !!!!



Canada is a great place to go jeeping! The first nation of hockey! and jeeps are the best part of north amercica!



My name is __Jeff_____!! And I am a jeeper!!!


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S

Psst!! American is not a language!! Can't even say 'American' is a dialect (which dialect would you pick?!).

Anyhow, I'm an anal-asshole...and YES, I TOO am Canadian!! haha

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M

Hey Jeff, was that you leaving the message on my Image Station photo album?

If so, those were all folks from this newsgroup and we were on a run in Southern Ontario.

I have run with the Nova Scotia Jeep club too a few Father's Days ago when I was down for a visit.

Mike

86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

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J

yes Mike...that was I... great pics and looked like a great journey...very envious... that would be so kool...carrying all the gear that won't even fit in a TJ and go Jeepin/camping... I'm sure we'll wheel together someday Mike :) Jeff

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oh and twaldron....Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever...eh??? does he still have his Nova Scotian accent?? hehehe

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M

I only have a CJ7 and man can I pack it....

Mike

Jeff wrote:

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Well, I'm from da 'Burgh and can tell you that Pittsburghese is definitely a language AND a dialect. Can't explain it, gotta experience it. It's a 'Burgh thing, you wouldn't understand. :)

Stub

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