It was one of the '90s ones so it still had the solid axles and off road capabilities, unlike the new ones.
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Still.
That is a family SUV basically.
Doesn’t need to be lifted in my opinion.
That’s like the GMC Yukons that are lifted and have bigger tires. 
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Lifted Yukons are 
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They look better than a lifted KIA or minivan
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Thoughts on WC so far?
Netherlands Vs USA
Argentina Vs Australia
England Vs Senegal
France Vs. Poland
Also deciding whether or not if I should do some predictions.
Oh so USA is going against NED next huh?
Interesting. Well. If we can tie against ENG then we should do well.
We’ll see though
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where brazil
My guy Brazil is already qualified
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I don’t know football, I’m just going with the flow
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at least you say stuff right, unlike certain colouradoans @A320_Flyerboy19 @KGJT-9149
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It’s SOCCER
Football is American
Futbol is what my English family says
Fun fact: The word “soccer” had its origins in England in the 1880s as a shortened form of “association football” to distinguish it from rugby football (more commonly known only as rugby.)
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Nah, soccer is correct.
Football simply means a sport played on foot as opposed to on horseback.
Soccer on the otherhand (as Global said) is a British word.
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When are the custom Christmas titles coming this year
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I never said it wasn’t used in the US though.
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You did not, and I did not say that it is exclusively a British word.
It was coined by the British, but it’s used in most English speaking countries, and from my understanding it’s used in Japan as well.
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you can see yourself out again
So I am right.
Boom
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