[presidio9]

[Mr. Jeeves]

It will just be, after all, so much fun, until the hurricanes strike and the earthquakes rumble and the exhausted Earth finally shudders and recoils and opens up wide and swallows us whole.

Given his proclivities, I think Morford has more to worry about on that score than someone who commits the relatively mild sin of driving a bigger truck than he really needs. ;)

[Enterprise]

I want a MEGATRUCK and I want it NOW!

[Exeter]

Just made it through Morford's whiny screed. I can just imagine his tiny manicured fists beating against the grille of the CXT while squealing "You brute, you brute, you brute!". But he(?) shouldn't fret about one truck or another nailing down "macho absurdity". With this editorial Mikey's demonstrated that he's the poster boy for the ultimate caricature of the gay male. He strikes me as the sort of person that even other gays stare at and mutter, "Gawd, what a screamer!".

[finnman69]

These would be good for drawings and quartering terrorists. That would twist Mofo's panties.

[finnman69]

These would be good for drawings and quartering terrorists. That would twist Mofo's panties.

[badgerlandjim]

Wow! Can't afford that baby... gotta keep drivin' my old heap soon's I get the gas tank fixed...

[woofie]

Pretty Truck

[js1138]

Seems to me that International is part of Navistar, which used to be International Harvester, which went through a couple decades of downsizing rather than compete.

Maybe they got some new management.

[Servant of the 9]

I hope International gives a CXT to the people living across thte street from Morford.

So9

[SlickWillard]

I think I may be experiencing pickup truck envy.

Sigh...

[B Knotts]

He'd like it if it had a rainbow paint job.

[Lurker]

International Truck had a golf outing at her place of employment and one of these bad boys was there.

She didn't call me. Boy is she in trouble...

L

[RichInOC]

Mark, I'm going to save your life right now. One of these days, sooner than later, you're probably going to see one of those beasts while you're driving your hybrid around the Bay Area, tricked up with custom wheels, a booming extremely-high-end sound system and front-to-back and side-to-side hydraulics, and carrying several fine, upstanding citizens of the East Bay who make their money the old-fashioned way: all cash and tax-free. Your first instinct will be to lecture them on their irresponsibility in owning and operating such a profligate vehicle. Don't. In addition to the bling and the machinery, those pillars of the community will be armed like the Secret Service's presidential detail.