Yo....Earl

[CarolU]

Is this your new mobile home???

http://www.2hottotrot.com/data/500/thumbs/redneckmotorhome.jpg

You didn't tell us you were moving??? (or are you going courtin' after uknowwho??)

[finolover]

that's been in lay a way fer a year, been savin up luminum cans and diggin roots to get her...she's a sweet one...i wonder ifn i can get to miami in her.........thanks lori....... ;-)

[Pasogirlz]

I'm afraid they won't let him park that on the beach. :lol:

[Brigitte]

I'm sure he can always park it NEAR the beach... :lol:

[finolover]

they will on venice beach.....i guess i'll go to californi..thats the place i autta be ....load her up and head fer beverly...hills that iz :lol:

[reuben T]

ohhh, yer gone be livin it up in style, can't fergit the stak of faurwood on tha back porch and a few cages of caklers tied on for cackleberries on the go. a friend round this part had a simular fancy livin space carefully cunstructed on a chopped off ton van. took off down the road with it, i heard later it caught fire and burned down, i knew he had the chimney too close to dry wood.
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hate to contradict anyone, (i don't normally) but money does grow on trees, orchard owners know that, (at least something that can be swapped for money.) and it grows in trees too, I been harvesting that kind for the last 20 yrs, of course it does take some ambition and real work to go pick it. an those lazy bum bums can't bare to loose they're flab over that kind of money. I'm gettin a bit tired of trying to squeeze money out of trees though, makes my back a bit sore rolling big ole logs around, working on developing the system of coaxing dollars out of dirt a little more directly instead, that's something i can do a little easier. A seed only costs a minute fraction of a cent, by setting things up just right, i can put that seed in the ground and about 45-60 days later yank it back out and sell it for $.50, multiply that by about 2000 a week and I'll be in fine shape.
So if dollar bills grew on trees directly, how many people would be out there quick to grow those trees and/or pick the fruit, I don't see a whole lot of difference tween that and an apple tree. only a technical difference. but it seems noone but the mexicans are willing to go pick the normal kind. guess it's because they grew up poor and learned to not despise real work.

[finolover]

few cages of caklers tied on for cackleberries

i just let them set on the eatin table, less work lookin fer them ;-)

[CarolU]

they will on venice beach.....i guess i'll go to californi..thats the place i autta be ....load her up and head fer beverly...hills that iz :lol:

Well, that may be where beverly iz....
but it ain't where Pasogirlz iz...

(But I think Lori is impressed!!!! Got any interior views?? I'll bet it's decorated real nice!)

[Pasogirlz]

I'm real impressed if you can see the ocean from the interior view. lol

[motorgypsy]

Carol that bears a very close resemblance to the motorgypsy abode. Must have been the same builder. He sure does get around!! Maybe he sells the plans in the sears roebuck catalog. My granddaddy bought his house from sears roebuck and kyle says that's where he got his driver's license too.

[CarolU]

Carol that bears a very close resemblance to the motorgypsy abode.

Yes it does, doesn't it???? ROFL (I was wondering if you'd remember!)

[CarolU]

I think Earl's ready for a big date!!!

http://www.lilligren.com/Redneck/images/redneck_limo.jpg

http://www.lilligren.com/Redneck/images/redneck_corvette.jpg

http://www.lilligren.com/Redneck/images/redneck_cow-a-saki.jpg

Gosh Earl, I'm impressed.

[reuben T]

oh ya know bout them new prefab houses sold by sears? it was some of my ancestrial relatives that got that started, don't know if they were the ones selling through sears, but i was told they started the prefab idea back in them days. and some others were the originators of the floating steel dredge. and a brother of those was my great gramps who was running a portable sawmill he rigged up around 1900. powered by a portable steam engine that he rigged up to drive itself, and then pulled the whole rig around with it. hummmmmm, wonder why i keep having inventive thoughts, always have more ideas than i can ever have time for or afford to persue.
Ohhh, that middle pic looks just like a local job, cept this one's a good looking mercadies up on big rubber, it sits at a local garage on the town square.

[finolover]

if the chimney iz rockin, don't come knockin :lol:

[Pasogirlz]

It would be interesting to see eveyone's expression as we cruised South Beach on this. :lol:
http://www.lilligren.com/Redneck/images/redneck_cow-a-saki.jpg

[finolover]

i'd cruze south beach on anythin with you......
a galapagose turtle.....fer that slowride :lol: 8-)

[reuben T]

if the chimney iz rockin, don't come knockin :lol:

that's because the outhouse couldn't be left behind, so they hauled it in and tucked it in a little too close behind the stove. so when one patronizes it they can't help but wiggle the chimney a bit.

[finolover]

wiggle the chimney a bit.
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