Cayenne Truck Nutz
12-17-2008 | 03:11 PM
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Cayenne Truck Nutz
My team at work decided to give me a car related Christmas present this year. Without my knowledge, they attached a set of "Truck Nutz" to my Cayenne in the parking lot yesterday. They took extra care to match them as closely as possible to the Cayenne paint. Nice. What a bunch of knuckleheads...
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12-17-2008 | 05:23 PM
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It doesn't get much better than that...
I've never received a Christmas gift quite like that before. There is a positive side to it though, if I keep the Truck Nutz on the Cayenne, it might be less likely to be vaidalized by a disgruntled auto worker. We are not far from Detroit, and there is big auto industry presence here. There have been some cases of foreign cars being vandalized in shopping centers. With the Truck Nutz on display, I might be immune... who knows...
I've never received a Christmas gift quite like that before. There is a positive side to it though, if I keep the Truck Nutz on the Cayenne, it might be less likely to be vaidalized by a disgruntled auto worker. We are not far from Detroit, and there is big auto industry presence here. There have been some cases of foreign cars being vandalized in shopping centers. With the Truck Nutz on display, I might be immune... who knows...
12-17-2008 | 08:03 PM
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Have to give them credit for "originality" - sort of.
Of course, since you're one of us Texans who has interacted with porcine livestock and has, undoubtedly, been to the famous pig exhibit at the State Fair, you know that those things are proportionately far too small for a "pig" the size of a Cayenne.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Of course, since you're one of us Texans who has interacted with porcine livestock and has, undoubtedly, been to the famous pig exhibit at the State Fair, you know that those things are proportionately far too small for a "pig" the size of a Cayenne.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
12-17-2008 | 09:30 PM
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Have to give them credit for "originality" - sort of.
Of course, since you're one of us Texans who has interacted with porcine livestock and has, undoubtedly, been to the famous pig exhibit at the State Fair, you know that those things are proportionately far too small for a "pig" the size of a Cayenne.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Of course, since you're one of us Texans who has interacted with porcine livestock and has, undoubtedly, been to the famous pig exhibit at the State Fair, you know that those things are proportionately far too small for a "pig" the size of a Cayenne.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Nothing close to a state fair pig!
