danger of a single story is ab age, race gender and experiences

some assumptions are they are crazy loud and annoying

that i do drugs and im depressed

it is importen because you dont ever know what the other person is going through if they are having a hard time or not

square body were first made in 1973 and was made up to 1987 this style body was call the box body or the square body they was one one the longs Chevy trucks made they were made for 14 years there is different trucks there is a c 10 and a k 10 the c 10 is a two wheel drive truck and a k 10 is a four wheel drive truck both was a 1/2 ton

every year there is a demolition derby at the Adams country fair grounds there is all kinds of different class from semi stock, smash it ,big stock,and compacted aka small cars i was in the small car class and there was 44 other drivers it was crassness everyone was going after mad dog and mad dog is the person who is hitting the hardest wins a trophy and money at the end of the derby like first place i mad almost had mad dog but i got cheated out of it by one vote i made it down to 9th or 10th place out of 44 cares before i went out if was a fun time derbying id my favorite hoobi

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