The steering wheel and stick shift smell like bass

The rugs are covered with various dried out weeds

There is a 4/0EWG, complete with Trick Stick stuck on the side of my seat

There is also a spilt bottle of Anise oil, somehwere under said seat

I think it's time for the mid Season clean out!!! ;D

I wish mine was that clean.

Muddy- it smells good though...

Clean it out!!  Just don't wipe off the steering wheel or stick shifter though!!  

Muddy, you forgot to mention the spaghetti sauce spilled on the dashboard and the rotten meatballs in your glove box. ;D

I think you misspelled "anise"

I think you misspelled "anise"

Lets see what the dictonary has to say:

Main Entry: an·ise

Pronunciation: \[ch712]a-n[ch601]s\

Function: noun

Etymology: Middle English anis, from Anglo-French, from Latin anisum, from Greek ann[ch275]son, anison

Date: 14th century

: a Eurasian annual herb (Pimpinella anisum) of the carrot family having carminative and aromatic seeds; also : aniseed

I think that it is right, other wise Long Mike would have been all over it ;D

Muddy, you forgot to mention the spaghetti sauce spilled on the dashboard and the rotten meatballs in your glove box. ;D

I thought that was the JJ's Magic Wayne spilled  ;D

Dump a couple of drops of JJ's on the carpet. It won't matter what else stinks in the truck. Washing your hands every other Saturday or so could help also.

Ronnie

No that's in Jersey Ronnie in Pennsylvania we wash our hands every Sunday ;D

Dominick

Muddy, you forgot to mention the spaghetti sauce spilled on the dashboard and the rotten meatballs in your glove box.   ;D

I thought that was the JJ's Magic Wayne spilled  ;D

That is not JJ's magic in there that you are smelling, I FARTED IN YOUR TRUCK HA HA HA HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                            -searoach

This guy really bugs me GO AWAY:

I think you misspelled "anise"

Lets see what the dictonary has to say:

Main Entry: an·ise  

Pronunciation: \[ch712]a-n[ch601]s\

Function: noun

Etymology: Middle English anis, from Anglo-French, from Latin anisum, from Greek ann[ch275]son, anison

Date: 14th century

: a Eurasian annual herb (Pimpinella anisum) of the carrot family having carminative and aromatic seeds; also : aniseed

I think that it is right, other wise Long Mike would have been all over it ;D

My, how times have changed.  sigh.   :-[

This guy really bugs me GO AWAY:

That is hilarious, but A searoach is a SHRIMP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

               -seaorach