DainBramaged Respawned- Still an ***hole

[DefiantSix]

Toyota also in California.  My truck was manufactured there.

Are the UAW pansies as forbidden from Toyota plants in Califunny as they are at other plants in the country?  I know GM has/had a strong manufacturing presence in Cali when I was a kid and if anything, the California UAW was even quicker on the "strike" trigger than their Michigander brethren.

[Tucker]

I buy Fords! Don't know what union has their hand around their throat, but at least they told the 'Bummer, to get ****ed!

Only because they restructured just before the bottom fell out or else they would have had their hand out as well.

[franksolich]

However, the biographical data of coldmountain, pre-remote (when there would have been no motive to falsify such data)--how does that fit DB? Did DB ever live in the South for 30 years?

He could allege to have lived in the south.

Remember the First Rule: DUmmies lie; all the time, DUmmies lie.

On another point, it seems many primitives  have a second persona handy for a very long time before they ever use it, and so the fact that this one's been around a while doesn't mean much.  It's sort of like insurance.

[diesel driver]

I buy Fords! Don't know what union has their hand around their throat, but at least they told the 'Bummer, to get ****ed!

Henry himself told FDR to get ****ed back in the 30's.  Good to see Ford still recognizes a commie when they see one.

[AllosaursRus]

You're aware that the most affordable lines of Ford's product line are manufactured in MEXICO, right?  GM's in Canada for the most part.

Toyota and Nissan equipment sold in the US, on the other hand, are made mostly in Tennessee and the surrounding area these days.

(Are the waters sufficiently muddy yet?)

Sure, I know. The difference is, they didn't take the "One's" money! You can't buy a damn thing anymore that is made in America. All you can do is support those who still try and hold onto our morality.

[miskie]

You make a good argument, shoes. The mention of GMs and Chevy. The use of a distinctive phrase--"race to the bottom"--used by both DainBramaged and coldmountain. Show even more examples of commonality in writing in their respective posts, and that will bolster your case.

However, the biographical data of coldmountain, pre-remote (when there would have been no motive to falsify such data)--how does that fit DB? Did DB ever live in the South for 30 years?

Though no guarantee, the phrase "Japan Inc" is also a DB classic. - so, it could be this sock was either built sometime ago, or it was gifted to DB.

[txradioguy]

However, the biographical data of coldmountain, pre-remote (when there would have been no motive to falsify such data)--how does that fit DB? Did DB ever live in the South for 30 years?

If you're gonna run a successful sockpuppet or keep a second screen name handy in the event you get a granite pizza...you'd want to make that "person" look as opposite from you as possible.

You're from NJ....your sock lives in the Deep South.  etc. etc.

Where this one seems to have screwed up as do most of them eventually...is they have certain "crutch" phrases in their writing.  Things that make you go "wait a minute...this sounds familiar".  And then they are outed.

I think the only way to know for sure is to find a way to check ISP addresses.  But IMO it's about a 70-30 that this is Dain.

Maybe BadCat can run his DUmpster Diver program and tell if the two are the same.

[AprilRazz]

For anyone thinking that union made cars are the way to go, one only has to look at how well British Leyland turned out.
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bf7q8lWEd-o[/youtube]

Now I do admit to owning a pre-bailout Wrangler, but my mother's Tundra was made in Kentucky

[Skul]

  For the video.  Laughed through the whole thing.

[Tucker]

The love for imported vehicles is one thing that conservatives and liberals have in common. As for me, I'll never have one.

[67 Rover]

Are the UAW pansies as forbidden from Toyota plants in Califunny as they are at other plants in the country?  I know GM has/had a strong manufacturing presence in Cali when I was a kid and if anything, the California UAW was even quicker on the "strike" trigger than their Michigander brethren.

You piqued my interest so I checked the labels on the door frame which tells you where it was manufactured and I also checked the owners manual. 

I did not see a single UAW logo anywhere and they usually are on most of the printed material, so I have to assume no UAW involvement in the manufacture of my truck in California. 

[BlueStateSaint]

For the video.  Laughed through the whole thing.

The best part was Jeremy's door falling off at the end.  Still trying to look through the tears all over my glasses to type, and laughing uncontrollably at times.