I wish there were other times I could purchase things for pretend, although I don't know what constitutes a "super car wash," in my universe that means parking outside and waiting for it to rain. Thanks, Abel.
Let me get this straight, if you pretend to buy a hyped-up auto bath you get a free hot dog. Is there any word on what you might get if you actually pay for the general run-of-the-mill one?
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Does this mean it's really a crappy car wash? I'm so confused.
okay if "super car wash" is the title of a book then there's only one wrong use of quotations on this sign...lol
Let me get this straight, if you pretend to buy a hyped-up auto bath you get a free hot dog. Is there any word on what you might get if you actually pay for the general run-of-the-mill one?
see unnecessaryquotationmarks.com
Can't. delete. idiotic. comment.
jhardin: I would but your second post is so hilarious and awesome I want to leave it.
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