You know that Christmas is indeed upon us. Flip on the TV and lo and behold Chia Pets are back being hawked. A true sign of the season, even more than Santa Claus.
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Fred

And if you forget the phone number at the end, you can always order online at http://www.chiapet.com/ (no joke)

Cha cha cha cha Chia!

Too funny...

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Jason Long
Streetrod Stuff Webmaster

I wonder why they don't make a Chia-rod. mmmmmmmm


Rick
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awsum34

SHOULD THE CHIA-ROD BE SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT A TRAILER?
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YOUR ROD-LESS CRUZN BUDDY, DENISE

and would it come in colors?????????

DOESN'T MATTER WHAT COLOR IT'D COME IN, IT WOULD END UP GREEN ANYWAY, IF YOU FOLLOWED THE DIRECTIONS!!!
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YOUR ROD-LESS CRUZN BUDDY, DENISE

Why not a Chia truck and car hauler for your fair ground street rod to be hauled on???? Just a thought!!! Rick the 31 "A" Man
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Rick

DOESN'T MATTER WHAT COLOR IT'D COME IN, IT WOULD END UP GREEN ANYWAY, IF YOU
FOLLOWED THE DIRECTIONS!!!
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If I owned it it would end up brown and patchy. I'm capable of killing artificial plants, too. Just ask my wife. *LOL*

Alan
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Street Rodder & Hot Wheels collector

The trailer comes in the other box. The green grows on the bottom. Looks like your drving on grass. Or you car or trailer looks like it's be sitting there for awhile.
Talk about the only time you see this stuff is around xmas. What about the clapper? Going to put one of those in my street rod. You can clap to honk the horn or turn on the head lights, if you do it right you might have it start the street rod.
Be the frist with your frinds. operators are on call 24/7.
at 1-800-idiot

Rick
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awsum34

Talk about idiots, you got to try this out. (send it to your frinds) http://junior.apk.net/~jbarta/idiot.html



Rick
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awsum34

for some reason the link won't come up.
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awsum34

think i got it this time. it's www.pagetutor.com/idiot/idiot.html

How to keep a idiot busy

Rick
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awsum34

Chia-rod has been done and I put a windshield in it about 20 some years ago.
it was a 50 merc tudor was built for (what else??)a T.V. commercial.the whole car was covered dicondra (sp?)grown in sod and held on with chicken wire and screws. was done in Pasadena ca. by one of the companies that builds floats for the rose parade and it had to stay nice for thirty days.I think the company was ORTHO lawn products.the weight of the wet sod slammed the stock merc and the sod stayed green for about six months.I saw it on T.V. and on the road.I alway wondered what the next owner would think of all the 1/8 inch holes all over a cherry one owner merc.....48 HEMI
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"the old car glass guy"