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Bull Moose Love Gmc Trucks - Literaly!

Today I needed milk. It was a beautiful, clear sunny day, cold but
windless, so making the treck to the next town over was no big deal. I
got into my trusty GMC and blithly started down that long straight
road...

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Written on February 27th, 2008
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"I've got funky chicken music blaring on the radio and I'm be bopping along in total harmony with my truck, my dogs and my world..."
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