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Rising Gas Prices... Who cares! Lets go to Monster Jam!!




With all the news about the rising price of fuel and the economy, you think it would have an impact on big cars and trucks on the road! But not at this year's Monster Jam show in London Ontario, held Feb 19 + 20 at the JLC. With over 4,500 tickets sold for all three shows held the two days, the cost of fuel was not on anybodies mind!

 

Because really who cares how much gas costs when you get to see giant monster trucks crush small cars! The finals are being held at the Grand Bend Motorplex this summer and I am sure it will be an entertaining event! I can't wait to be there

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Permalink Reply by Joe Dales on March 2, 2011 at 3:26pm

Here Mackenna,

I like your pink truck...

Joe

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