kkt
·It brings up two interesting questions. If you were taking the oath of office for POTUS which watch would you wear? For me it would be my Apollo 8 Dark Side of The Moon out of respect for all those who worked on the mission. .
RGM model 25.
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It brings up two interesting questions. If you were taking the oath of office for POTUS which watch would you wear? For me it would be my Apollo 8 Dark Side of The Moon out of respect for all those who worked on the mission. .
When he rejoined the race I pulled up alongside him in my Toyota Highlander and yelled at him for pi$$ing in my yard...he told me to #$*&-ff and "deal with it", and the octogenarian running alongside him chimed in, "Yeah go back to Japan!"
According to my Google search, the Highlander is built in at the TMMI factory in Princeton, Indiana.
So if you had “bought American”, someone in your neighborhood might be out of a job.
The ignorance of some people knows no bounds.
gatorcpa
I recall somebody asking which is more American, a Ford made in Mexico or a Nissan made in Tennessee?
Yeah, he prolly eats ice cream, too!
I pulled out my driveway a few years ago in Indianapolis and had to navigate around a marathon in my neighborhood. As I was leaving a saw a guy squat down and urinate in my yard. When he rejoined the race I pulled up alongside him in my Toyota Highlander and yelled at him for pi$$ing in my yard...he told me to #$*&-ff and "deal with it", and the octogenarian running alongside him chimed in, "Yeah go back to Japan!"
...which is funny because I'm considerably (entirely) caucasian...
Indiana shares the rust-belt loyalty.
[side note, i drove up and flagged a police officer, who promptly pulled the two gents from the race. I jotted down the marathon # of the whizzer and promptly wrote the race organizers a letter, to which they responded with apologies and affirmation that the gentleman in question would be banned from future races. Never think running a marathon gives you exemption from common decency, courtesy, or at a very minimum an apology ADAM M. FROM INDIANAPOLIS]