Exporting vehicle and Household goods - Any Advice!
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My fav is BMW X5!!! Maybe in a few years time
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There was once a thread "What's the Best Thing That's Happened to you in Canada?" or something along those lines, to which I responded in a fulsome manner. Too fulsome for some readers. I can't repeat it because,that memory has been supplanted by one involving the Matterhorn. In any case, to do so would invite another ban.
Perhaps a visit to a dictionary of urban slang would serve you well.
Perhaps a visit to a dictionary of urban slang would serve you well.
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There was once a thread "What's the Best Thing That's Happened to you in Canada?" or something along those lines, to which I responded in a fulsome manner. Too fulsome for some readers. I can't repeat it because,that memory has been supplanted by one involving the Matterhorn. In any case, to do so would invite another ban.
Perhaps a visit to a dictionary of urban slang would serve you well.
Perhaps a visit to a dictionary of urban slang would serve you well.
I think you're mistaken. I'm talking cars nothing else. Not suggesting anything else.
But I get your point!!
Perhaps El R you need to talk with, u should know how he replies by now!! Usually negative and single minded Sometimes beneficial
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I wonder how misleading emissions results are these days on new cars ?
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What leads you to think they're misleading? If they're all measured in the same controlled way they're at least comparable to each other.
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"I'm telling you the people in this country -- every one is 50 pounds overweight. They are GARGANTUAN. And in the summertime -- God help us -- in the summertime they will all want to wear short pants. Jesus Lord, Protector of All That is Good and Holy, deliver me from fat people in short pants. They all got short pants, big bellies, fat thighs and dumb kids. Short pants, big bellies, fat thighs and dumb kids. Everyone of them has two dumbass kids with them. And the whole family's wearing t-shirts, and everyone of them has got the same t-shirt--"I'm with stupid." Apparently in this country the Stupids are an extended family. Everyone of them in the family has got on a backpack strapped to their back so they can carry around lots of stupid shit. And the reason they got to carry their stupid shit strapped to their back is because their hands have to remain at all times to hold food. Get that food up to the mouth where they can shovel in all the rest of the disgusting shit they ate that day. Another reason for the backpack is these people are gonna buy even more stupid shit. They don't have enough stupid shit at home. They just had a stupid shit sale, they gotta buy more. They're going to have to go out to the parking lot and stuff this stuff in their big, fat, ugly oversized SUV that's got plenty of room in it. Plenty of room in it for stupid shit. And lots of room left over for these big, fat, ugly mother****ers to get them home. Stopping, of course, for jelly rolls and fried dough. These people are efficient professional compulsive consumers. They practice at their art. It's their civic duty, consumption. It's the new national pastime. **** baseball. It's consumption. The only true lasting American value that's left--buying things. Buying things, people spending money they don't have on things they don't need. Money they don't have on things they don't need. So they can max out their credit cards and spend the rest of their lives paying 18 percent interest on something that costs $12.50 and they didn't like it when they got at home anyway.
Not too bright folks. Not too ****ing bright."
. . . and about the ultimate car cult;
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I thought it screamed 'drug dealer or pimp' (not your kind of pimp). The NA equivalent would surely be a Cadillac Escalade?