2 years! I know I am dumb right? I have driven past it all the time but never noticed. But never again!Fangs wrote:Haha, how long have you lived here?
I guess concealed does mean concealed...
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If you're never going to drive by the DQ without stopping again, you may want to start planning for future concealment methods as you put on the pounds... ;)
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Re: I guess concealed does mean concealed...
A DQ is one of the requisites for township in Texas.kalipsocs wrote: We have a DQ in San Marcos?!?!
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Sometimes I see almost that many on an average trip down I-35 between Fort Worth and Waco.dihappy wrote:20 State Troopers?? I didnt think there were that many in all of Texas :)
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I guess concealed does mean concealed. Even a whole DQ restaurant!kalipsocs wrote: 2 years! I know I am dumb right? I have driven past it all the time but never noticed. But never again!
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