Happy Birthday Wicked_Sludge

[LIMA BEAN]

Happy birthday man. Have a good one and stop by and see us bro.

 

[Ranger Sport Honduras]

happy b-day man! long time no see!

 

[Original_Ranger84]

Yeah Happy Birthday, Miss your knowledge and the sound of your wicked 3.0L!

 

[straycat]

Happy BD, Bro!!!!!! Enjoy the day!!!!

 

[Mark_88]

Where oh where has our Wicked_Sludge gone, or where or where can he be????

Have a great one...

 

[BlackBII]

Have a good one sludge!

I doubt he will stop by to see this...but we'll see.

Where oh where has our Wicked_Sludge gone, or where or where can he be????

I thought he was locked in your basement as a slave?

 

[Mark_88]

Have a good one sludge!

I doubt he will stop by to see this...but we'll see.







I thought he was locked in your basement as a slave?

Nah, male slaves are only $2.50 a lb these days...costs more to keep them alive and the placement agencies tell me he has to be able to travel freely for me to make any money from his labor...

I do have a vintage 75 female with only a few scratches "hanging around" though...just fattening her up a bit for the market...

 

[BlackBII]

Nah, male slaves are only $2.50 a lb these days...costs more to keep them alive and the placement agencies tell me he has to be able to travel freely for me to make any money from his labor...

I do have a vintage 75 female with only a few scratches "hanging around" though...just fattening her up a bit for the market...

Oh wow, the price has really increased since I was in that trade. It's really the placement agencies that continue to drive up the costs....the fees and contracts that they place on the customer make it difficult for the manufacturers and dealers to make good profits.

'75 is vintage to you? Scratches can be easily repaired, it's the dents and drooping that are expensive to repair.

I have one female manufactured in '87....she is considered vintage around these parts. Vintage ones are getting harder to sell, and my usual sales pitch isn't working on these new generation customers. The business market is definitely making a big change around here, not necessarily for the better.

 

[Mark_88]

Oh wow, the price has really increased since I was in that trade. It's really the placement agencies that continue to drive up the costs....the fees and contracts that they place on the customer make it difficult for the manufacturers and dealers to make good profits.

'75 is vintage to you? Scratches can be easily repaired, it's the dents and drooping that are expensive to repair.

I have one female manufactured in '87....she is considered vintage around these parts. Vintage ones are getting harder to sell, and my usual sales pitch isn't working on these new generation customers. The business market is definitely making a big change around here, not necessarily for the better.

Yeah, I agree about the placement agencies totally...like, wow~ gouge me with a fork~

An 87? That one would go like dire-yeha around here...if you have problems unloading that one let me know...I have a buyer right now looking for something from that era...blond would be ideal, but anything as long as the pubies aren't clipped...they really hate that for some reason...sometimes I have to keep them a few weeks before the fuzz grows back on the peach-ka...

 

[BlackBII]

Yeah, I agree about the placement agencies totally...like, wow~ gouge me with a fork~

An 87? That one would go like dire-yeha around here...if you have problems unloading that one let me know...I have a buyer right now looking for something from that era...blond would be ideal, but anything as long as the pubies aren't clipped...they really hate that for some reason...sometimes I have to keep them a few weeks before the fuzz grows back on the peach-ka...

Exactly. Fork gouging.

Sorry dawg, she's a brunette. I provide all my products with the No! No! hair removal system, so that is not an issue anymore.