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    Me and tuber just bought a new truck.. Its great, a 2005 toyota tundra I drive it to work all the time but for the most part when im not in it he has to drive it. I was told by some man docs where I work that it is a man thing they have to drive the truck, how true is this?
    You cant use its a texan thing since tuber is from utah,
    so tell me do men really want to drive a truck and is it in their genes or what?

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    It's not a man thing, I hate trucks and many men here do.

    It's mostly a big, bad, overcompensating American thing.
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    • #3
      Not a man thing, maybe for American men, I don't know. Trucks aren't big in here, in fact most think they're ugly.
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      • #4
        I've never felt any desire to drive a truck.

        Must be a Yank thing.
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        • #5
          What do you need that truck for, except drive to work?

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          • #6
            Thats bout it just to drive back and forth to work but i always liked trucks. It helps when ur moving and hauling stuff since u cant fit that in ur car and u dont want to rent one. But for some reason tuber has to drive when we are together, didnt know if it was the truck or what.
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            • #7
              How much does it eat?

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              • #8
                Tuber has been in Texas too long. Breathed the air, drank the water... bought a truck.

                I like smaller cars, b/c I like being close to the ground, and their nimbleness. Good gas mileage doesn't hurt either. However there have been days when I needed a truck.
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Theben
                  Tuber has been in Texas too long. Breathed the air, drank the water... bought a truck.

                  I like smaller cars, b/c I like being close to the ground, and their nimbleness. Good gas mileage doesn't hurt either. However there have been days when I needed a truck.
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                  • #10
                    Re: Man Thing or Not?

                    Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
                    Me and tuber just bought a new truck.. Its great, a 2005 toyota tundra I drive it to work all the time but for the most part when im not in it he has to drive it. I was told by some man docs where I work that it is a man thing they have to drive the truck, how true is this?
                    You cant use its a texan thing since tuber is from utah,
                    so tell me do men really want to drive a truck and is it in their genes or what?

                    A pic of our truck:
                    I've always looked at it as compensation, especially the guys driving jacked-up trucks with a huge lift that makes them completely impractical for doing anything. Even in TX I'd say the percentage of truck owners who actually have a legitimate reason for owning a truck is small..probably very similar for Hummer/SUV owners, of course.

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                    • #11
                      Why do you need a truck? Do you haul anything?

                      I have felt no need to drive a truck.
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                      • #12
                        I drive a truck for many reasons:

                        A-Im a bigger person, it affords comfortable ride and workplace environment

                        B-I am all over parts of 6 counties, the occasion may arise for me to take something to one of my many facilities

                        C-I keep some tools and testing equipment with me

                        D-The truck rides higher and am off road on construction sites so a car would be out of question

                        E-I may need to carry several contractors to check out a jobsite

                        F-I carry a mobile office..i.e. laptop, pertinent files,documentation folders..ect. to be able to work all day in field if necessary

                        I enjoy a pickup over a car also due to being up higher and a better view


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                        • #13
                          Re: Re: Man Thing or Not?

                          Originally posted by Verto


                          I've always looked at it as compensation, especially the guys driving jacked-up trucks with a huge lift that makes them completely impractical for doing anything. Even in TX I'd say the percentage of truck owners who actually have a legitimate reason for owning a truck is small..probably very similar for Hummer/SUV owners, of course.
                          Our CEO, we work in the same place, is about 5'5" and drives a huge Ford F-350 similar to this:



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                          • #14
                            'at's not a truck, this is a truck... [/Crocodile Dundee]


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                            • #15
                              Well Grandpa Troll has a damn good reason for needing a truck.

                              Austrialians and Kiwi's often need trucks for the same reasons as Americans like Grandpa Troll. A lot of off-road stuff.

                              For the city though? No way, that's just being ridiculous.
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