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titanfan10
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Why not put it on the inside of the garage?
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The garage is too crowded with stuff.
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Hope it's a run-flat tire.
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porcupine?
Sloppy work. Needs to trim the tails.
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The good news is that the car will never need brakes again.
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Unless you're driving a Dodge.
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