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19th March 22:15
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
That's beautiful... probably gets more mpg per passenger than a Prius
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20th March 02:09
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
Gawd, Hachi
*uploading some lithium* Natalie |
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20th March 02:09
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
This time I know what you're talking about and...
LOL Natalie |
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20th March 15:21
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
The Coaster has been around for a long time. They used to have one at TMS
HQ in Torrance. If you visit Toyota City near Nagoya Japan, you can even see a fire truck on a Toyota chassis. Reminds me of the blonde who was cooking in her kitchen when she got a grease fire... She dialed 911 and said "Quick! We have a fire in my kitchen at 123 Main Street!" The dispatcher said "OK, remain calm, how do we get there?" The blonde says "DUH! The big red truck!" -- Ray O correct the return address punctuation to reply |
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20th March 15:22
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
RAY! Picking on blondes! Once I pick my ass up off the floor I'll send
this! -- It doesn't take a genius to know the difference between chicken shit and chicken salad... |
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21st March 00:21
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
Oops! I should have been more PC and said green haired <g>
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28th March 17:55
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
at least she found the eleven button
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28th March 22:17
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
Oooooooh!
 -- It doesn't take a genius to know the difference between chicken shit and chicken salad... |
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29th March 02:19
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
Reminds me of a (male) blonde service manager I used to call on. He was
great with customers and the employees in his department, worked diligently on his paperwork, could fix a car with his eyes closed, but he was not exactly computer-savvy. His admin person was attending a seminar at our office, and he is the one who looked up a vehicle's date of first use if there was a question of whether a vehicle was still within the warranty period or not. A customer came in and the service manager had to look up the date of first use. He called me, I walked him through turning on the computer but had to call his admin person out of the meeting because I didn't know what login and password she had set up. We put him on the speakerphone, and she tells him to type his first initial and last name. He hunts and pecks and asks for the password. Knowing that he'd never remember his password, she set up 4 spaces as his password. She tells him to hit the space bar 4 times and hit enter and then proceeds to the next step. The service manager shouts "wait, wait, wait, I'm still looking for the space bar..." -- Ray O correct the return address punctuation to reply |
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29th March 02:19
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It's a Toyota, I want one:
Maybe he thought it was a farout place to drink?
About 20 years ago, a friend and me were going to sell computers with an ANY key. Should have patented the idea. Charles |
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