That’s it...it’s time to play G.O.T.O.S.

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multiple tools gotta mean a higher score in my book. the layperson on the road will not recognize the multifunction of the billet MPORRT (multi purpose off road recovery tool) and may therefore think you are not properly equipped.

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How many points for a landscaping contractor?
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How many points for a landscaping contractor?
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Zero. That’s a job and those are work tools.

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Originally Posted by ötzi

I generally prefer hotels.

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We should leave this thread.

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Originally Posted by Thaleia

We were classy AF druggies (not at all lol) so we'd pack in that garbage white plastic mini fence shit, 1, to sorta mark our spot and 2, prevent people from stumbling through the ropes. Worked pretty good. Instead of people getting tangled in the ropes they'd just trip over the little fences.

These useless things lol

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Lol

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I'm inclined to say 6 but I can't be bothered to go look at the guidelines.

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What is the significance of the color coded cans? Red for gas, yellow for pee?


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What is the significance of the color coded cans? Red for gas, yellow for pee?

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At work, red for RUG, and yellow for diesel.

Maybe he's got a drip torch in that rig?

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At work, red for RUG, and yellow for diesel.

Maybe he's got a drip torch in that rig?

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I thought it was semaphore

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What is the significance of the color coded cans? Red for gas, yellow for pee?

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Mustard and ketchup, duh.

Yellow is generally diesel. Not sure what this dude is up to, though.

Can negative points be awarded when a travel rig is fit for purpose, sleek and uber steezy?
Sorta like the Ogden Scale?

Saw this in my little 'burg. They were passing thru to ride the standing wave in Bend.
This has to be worth at least negative three GOTOS

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Mustard and ketchup, duh.

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Makes sense. Rednecks love their hotdogs and burgers. I always thought the white versions were for water but now I’m thinking they are full of mayo.

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Makes sense. Rednecks love their hotdogs and burgers. I always thought the white versions were for water but now I’m thinking they are full of mayo.

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Fry sauce if you're in Utah.

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Fry sauce if you're in Utah.

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Ha, you are right. Wouldn’t it be beige though?

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Can negative points be awarded when a travel rig is fit for purpose, sleek and uber steezy?
Sorta like the Ogden Scale?

Saw this in my little 'burg. They were passing thru to ride the standing wave in Bend.
This has to be worth at least negative three GOTOS

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That rig is...AWESOME! Seriously legit, if you ask me.

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Yellow is generally diesel. Not sure what this dude is up to, though.

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It's a diesel truck. No idea what he's doing with the gas can. Extra GOTOS points for the aftermarket wheels with cheap shitty tires?

Truck looks like he drove through a Yakima store with a magnet.

Maybe gas for a moto or saw. I wonder if they make a green rotopax for 2-stroke oil and he could rasta that thing out. Real guess...he's got a big stinger on there. Probably pulls a trailer. Nothing like getting out into the wilds to enjoy the sweet sounds of a generator running to power your flat screen and microwave.

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Ha, that's good.

I saw basically same truck about a week ago but couldn't get a pic... it was super-shiny red with ketchup, mustard, mayo and vinegar (black). He also had some recovery sliders that I assume contained Orange Julius.

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Ha, that's good.

I saw basically same truck about a week ago but couldn't get a pic... it was super-shiny red with ketchup, mustard, mayo and vinegar (black). He also had some recovery sliders that I assume contained Orange Julius.

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I was thinking black ones must be full of soy sauce for your propane wok when camping.

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That rig is...AWESOME! Seriously legit, if you ask me.

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Maybe trying too hard? No?

I keep checking this thread waiting to see pictures of some of the cruisers I built for other people.
I just released two fully built diesel/5 speed swapped custom 80s into the wild that were probably 10-12 pts each when they left and have likely risen a few points at least as Amazon makes deliveries to their owners down in the bay area.

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I was thinking black ones must be full of soy sauce for your propane wok when camping.

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Hell yeah!

My wife would be all over the propane wok idea.

I googled "overland wok" and there is quite a discussion on overlanding woks vs scottles. Who knew?

https://www.overlandbound.com/forums...scottle.11936/