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Jesus Budda
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 18:49 - Edited By: Jesus Budda, 25 Feb 10 18:50
It's a bit sad really. And pathetic.
Saw that Toyota chap Mr. Toyoda having a bit of a sniffle on the telly. Sad bastard.

And the day before wasn't that American Toyota chap having another bit of a cry. Sad bastard.
Cheap and tacky and all they've done is make themselves and Toyota look like a pack of babies.

Don't cry, you knobs.
You hear me Mr. Toyoda? DON'T CRY!!!

And why aren't you called 'Toyota'? Get that fixed.

I have never cried in public. This is not some macho thing as I am quite clearly not macho. And I don't have a tear-duct problem.
I am just emotionally stunted - as far as excreting a saline viscous substance from my eyes.

If 'Mr. Toyoda' and 'Mr. American Toyota' just came out and said: "We made those cars that way to make 'em go faster", people would accept it and say "cool!! I want one of those go-faster Toyota's!".

But no. Instead they became big babies crying and sobbing like pathetic crying/sobbing babies. Their performances were as crappy and insincere as Gwyneth Paltrow's Oscar night speech.

I never liked Toyota that much anyway. Too plastic-y.


PS; stay away from green cars. They are cursed.

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Posted: 25 Feb 10 18:56
It worked for James Stewart on the Movie
Its a Wonderful life.

Earl Grey
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:00

Quote: SPECTRUM

It worked for James Stewart on the Movie
Its a Wonderful life.


James Stewart drove a Toyota?

Jesus Budda
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:01

Quote: Earl Grey


Quote: SPECTRUM

It worked for James Stewart on the Movie
Its a Wonderful life.


James Stewart drove a Toyota?


Thats my belly shaking, that is!



Jesus Budda
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:05
Wait a second!
Jimmy Stewert cried becasue he felt his life was shit in Its a Wonderful Life.
And it did him fuck all use apart from making an angel appear.
And Clarence wasn't the best angel now was he?

Are you suggesting that Mr. Toyoda is trying to make an angel appear to show him what his lfe would be like if he hadn't been born?
And the other Toyota representative too?

Seems a bit convoluted.

That Henry Ford was a prick. But thats for another day.



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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:05
You mean when he drove into a tree it was a Toyota.
I thought the brake problem was only recently.

Earl Grey
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:05
Should you be doing that sort of thing in a Toyota?

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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:09

Quote: Jesus Budda

Wait a second!
Jimmy Stewert cried becasue he felt his life was shit in Its a Wonderful Life.
And it did him fuck all use apart from making an angel appear.
And Clarence wasn't the best angel now was he?

Are you suggesting that Mr. Toyoda is trying to make an angel appear to show him what his lfe would be like if he hadn't been born?
And the other Toyota representative too?

Seems a bit convoluted.

That Henry Ford was a prick. But thats for another day.


He was also shown what life would have been like if he had never been born just like a parallel universe outcome.
Check out parallel universe comments in magazine section below.

Jesus Budda
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:09
Jimmy Stewert's entire problems were down to one thing: Uncle Billy.

That useless old fool lost the money and made everything terrible at Christmas time in the George Bailey household.

Mr. Potter was a nasty, bitter, resentful old man but if that stupid Uncle Billy hadn't been messing talking crap to him and taunting old man Potter instead of just lodging the takings in the bank then everything would've been fine.

Mr. Toyoda was let down by his own Uncle Billy.
Find that Uncle Billy and make him cry, I say!


Jesus Budda
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:10

Quote: SPECTRUM


He was also shown what life would have been like if he had never been born just like a parallel universe outcome.
Check out parallel universe comments in magazine section below.


No. Make me.

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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:16

Quote: Jesus Budda


Quote: SPECTRUM


He was also shown what life would have been like if he had never been born just like a parallel universe outcome.
Check out parallel universe comments in magazine section below.


No. Make me.


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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:17
Maybe there's a better Jesus Buddha in a parallel universe.

Jaggedone
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:19

Quote: Earl Grey

Should you be doing that sort of thing in a Toyota?


I attempted it once in a Skoda but my Czech bounced

Jesus Budda
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:23
There are many Jesus Budda's roaming about causing mischief at the same time, different times and never.
One just went to your magazine discussion and posted a comment.
And there goes another one in a different direction. Probably off to make a cup of tea.

Back to Men Crying.

It's 'acceptable' to cry at the following times:

-Death (of loved ones)

-Mental anguish (when someone eats that last piece of cake you wanted so very much)

-Injury (usually a spontaneous reaction due to shock)

-Eye cleaning (hygiene-related)

- Peeling an Onion

It is not acceptable to cry on television in a shitty attempt to make people not sue you and stop buying your plastic cars.



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Posted: 25 Feb 10 19:30
I cried once.

No, sorry; I lied.

Not once.

Several times.

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Skoob.

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Jaggedone
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 20:30

Quote: Skoob1999

I cried once.

No, sorry; I lied.

Not once.

Several times.

Regards

Skoob.

(The Liar)


I got LAYED too!

Erskin Quint
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Posted: 25 Feb 10 21:56
Crocodile tears................................................................head off crying man.

Morse
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Posted: 26 Feb 10 12:58

Quote: Jaggedone


Quote: Skoob1999

I cried once.

No, sorry; I lied.

Not once.

Several times.

Regards

Skoob.

(The Liar)


I got LAYED too!




only onst? time to move up to a better bridge JO.....

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Posted: 26 Feb 10 13:19
But should you do all of that in a Toyota?

Jaggedone
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Posted: 26 Feb 10 16:56

Quote: Earl Grey

But should you do all of that in a Toyota?


A Mini preferably, I like it tight!

Morse, I've applied for an upgrade with Konigin Beatrix, haven't received an answer yet!


Morse
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Posted: 26 Feb 10 20:50

Quote: Jaggedone


Quote: Earl Grey

But should you do all of that in a Toyota?


A Mini preferably, I like it tight!

Morse, I've applied for an upgrade with Konigin Beatrix, haven't received an answer yet!


no luck there, try her Netherlands Aunt Tilly...I think she's located 'off shore'

Jalapenoman
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Posted: 27 Feb 10 18:03

Quote: Jesus Budda
It's 'acceptable' to cry at the following times:

-Death (of loved ones)

-Mental anguish (when someone eats that last piece of cake you wanted so very much)

-Injury (usually a spontaneous reaction due to shock)

-Eye cleaning (hygiene-related)

- Peeling an Onion

It is not acceptable to cry on television in a shitty attempt to make people not sue you and stop buying your plastic cars.


Chuy,

You forgot one:

It is only permitted for men to cry during two movies:
1. When Old Yeller Dies
2. When Gale Sayers (played by Billy Dee Williams) gives his "Thank God for Brian Piccollo speech at the end of "Brian's Song."

Men crying during any other movies are just pussies.

Bargis Tryhol
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Posted: 27 Feb 10 18:14
Chuy, seems to forget things like that

Earl Grey
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Posted: 27 Feb 10 18:47
Chuy should remember these sort of things

Jaggedone
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Posted: 28 Feb 10 11:45

no luck there, try her Netherlands Aunt Tilly...I think she's located 'off shore'


I can think of other global locations to get laYed too:

AIDSTOWN in Ghana (DEAD CERT)
GAYTOWN in San Francisco (no thanks)
POLEDANCING PARADISE in Moscow, yeah, that's more like it!
WANKSVILLE in Warsaw
GANGBANG-COCK IN BANGCOCK, ETC!



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