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Midge 2 year s ago
#25 yes but no. an rv is poorly built and uses very cheap materials and insulation. a trailer house is built better
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Roxie 2 year s ago
#5
I'd like to say that this is totally fake, but I can't. I was friends with a guy in high school for 3 years before I actually knew his name...
I'd like to say that this is totally fake, but I can't. I was friends with a guy in high school for 3 years before I actually knew his name...
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Elvira 2 year s ago
Roxie,
Wow, you must've been really close. I'm not sure sitting at the same lunch table as some dude nicknamed "Biscuit" qualifies as being "friends."
Wow, you must've been really close. I'm not sure sitting at the same lunch table as some dude nicknamed "Biscuit" qualifies as being "friends."
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Philomena 2 year s ago
#11 thanks for the reminder!
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Maria 2 year s ago
#17 like, omigawd, like, totally, like, I am literally screaming, like, right now, like, omigawd, IKR? like, can you believe it? omigawd omigawd! daddy!
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Woody 2 year s ago
#25 No, not the same... the tiny house has proper winter insulation, much more loft space, and replaceable siding. The trailer, is a tailer.
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Paulina 1 year ago
Woody,
Why would I want a caravan that's got no fookin wheels?
Why would I want a caravan that's got no fookin wheels?
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Woody 2 year s ago
#44 Isn't that the doll made by that one artist? Cute.
I'd like to say that this is totally fake, but I can't. I was friends with a guy in high school for 3 years before I actually knew his name...
Wow, you must've been really close. I'm not sure sitting at the same lunch table as some dude nicknamed "Biscuit" qualifies as being "friends."
Why would I want a caravan that's got no fookin wheels?