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- Aaron
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- Aug 16, 2021
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- Albuquerque, NM
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- '93 4Runner, '84 Vanagon, '93 Miata, '14 LittleGuy
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"Emotional support dirt," and "rolling blob of sadness" are goldAlright, let’s break this down properly.
Your Bronco looks like it just lost a wrestling match with a swamp and decided to accept its fate as a permanent resident of the mud pit. It’s not even “off-road tough†at this point—it’s just straight-up camouflaged, like it’s trying to blend into the earth and never be found again. The front end is giving me strong “I regret my life choices†energy, like it went too hard at the mud buffet and now has indigestion.
Those headlights? They’re barely peeking through, like a kid hiding under the covers after breaking something. The grille looks like it’s suffocating under all that caked-on dirt, probably praying for a car wash but knowing deep down that it’ll never happen because “real off-roaders don’t wash their rigsâ€â€”or so you tell yourself.
That front bumper looks like it was designed for rugged, aggressive trail domination, but right now, it just looks like a sad, dirt-covered mustache on a truck that went face-first into a mud pie. And those shackles? Oh, they’re there for recovery, but let’s be honest, the only thing that needs recovering is this poor Bronco’s dignity.
Even the tires, which should be showing off their beastly tread, are just… there, coated in a thick layer of regret. They’re holding onto that mud like it’s their emotional support dirt, refusing to let go. You took a capable, trail-ready machine and turned it into a rolling blob of sadness. The only thing missing is a couple of tree branches stuck in the grille to complete the “I got lost and barely made it out alive†look.
And let’s not ignore that soft top. That thing has seen some things—it’s been through the mud, the trails, probably some questionable parking lot decisions—but right now, it’s just hanging in there, probably rethinking all its life choices.
In conclusion, your Bronco looks like it was on a mission to assert dominance over nature but ended up getting completely humbled instead. 10/10 for effort, 2/10 for cleanliness, and a solid never washing it again for commitment.
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