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if the milan really came with a force field thingy i'd probably want to get it!

(do you guys get US commercials in canada?)
naz,Apr 4 2006, 09:27 PM Wrote:if the milan really came with a force field thingy i'd probably want to get it!

(do you guys get US commercials in canada?)
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That doesn't make sense at all. Guess it would if i saw the commercial but i don't get the american ford commercials up here. Or atleast i've never seen one.
By some origami (sp?) related miracle [folding large people into small cars] I can attest I met Bryan at Mapleview in a Focus and he was the sole occupant and not on the roof rack. I do not rule out any sort of remote control but he did fit in it somehow.
habmann,Apr 4 2006, 10:34 PM Wrote:
naz,Apr 4 2006, 09:27 PM Wrote:if the milan really came with a force field thingy i'd probably want to get it!
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That doesn't make sense at all. Guess it would if i saw the commercial but i don't get the american ford commercials up here. Or atleast i've never seen one.
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No Mercury franchise in Canada = no Mercury TV spots in Canada ... occasionally those with satellite or cable will see U.S. spots on U.S. channels but I haven't seen the one referenced here.

Maybe you could find a link for it so we could all see it.
2001 ZTS,Apr 4 2006, 11:11 PM Wrote:By some origami (sp?) related miracle [folding large people into small cars] I can attest I met Bryan at Mapleview in a Focus and he was the sole occupant and not on the roof rack. I do not rule out any sort of remote control but he did fit in it somehow.
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Brian and I have both driven in that car.

Can you say camber?
Hey Hey Hey
Easy on the fat jokes sailor man and his side kick skippy

And I have my own personal force field. Keeps everyone at bay. :lol:
meford4u,Apr 5 2006, 02:21 PM Wrote:Hey Hey Hey
Easy on the fat jokes sailor man and his side kick skippy

And I have my own personal force field.  Keeps everyone at bay. :lol:
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also known as your own gravitational field that keeps everyone in orbit :lol:
ANTHONYD,Apr 5 2006, 10:40 AM Wrote:Brian and I have both driven in that car.

Can you say camber?
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Remember you, me, darkpuppet and a couple cords of wood in the WRX?

Seems like everybody around here are Subby bashers!!! My wife has a new Outback and its great.. We are trading it in for the Legacy GT, need more power....

But they ride great, and I have never had anything go wrong on the previous one we owned. Great cars.
Festive_Zombie,Apr 5 2006, 03:08 PM Wrote:Seems like everybody around here are Subby bashers!!! My wife has a new Outback and its great.. We are trading it in for the Legacy GT, need more power....

But they ride great, and I have never had anything go wrong on the previous one we owned. Great cars.
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meford's the only subie basher, most of the other regulars either own one or want one. I've lost track of how many Imprezas are here now?


2001 ZTS,Apr 5 2006, 03:04 PM Wrote:
ANTHONYD,Apr 5 2006, 10:40 AM Wrote:Brian and I have both driven in that car.

Can you say camber?
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Remember you, me, darkpuppet and a couple cords of wood in the WRX?
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Remember me, 3 other football players, 20 sheets of drywall in my truck?
meford4u,Apr 5 2006, 03:26 PM Wrote:
2001 ZTS,Apr 5 2006, 03:04 PM Wrote:
ANTHONYD,Apr 5 2006, 10:40 AM Wrote:Brian and I have both driven in that car.

Can you say camber?
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Remember you, me, darkpuppet and a couple cords of wood in the WRX?
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Remember me, 3 other football players, 20 sheets of drywall in my truck?
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Yeah but for an F-150 that's considered a "light workout" isn't it? :lol:

NefCanuck
2001 ZTS,Apr 5 2006, 03:11 PM Wrote:
Festive_Zombie,Apr 5 2006, 03:08 PM Wrote:Seems like everybody around here are Subby bashers!!! My wife has a new Outback and its great.. We are trading it in for the Legacy GT, need more power....

But they ride great, and I have never had anything go wrong on the previous one we owned. Great cars.
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meford's the only subie basher, most of the other regulars either own one or want one. I've lost track of how many Imprezas are here now?
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I am NOT a subby basher. Have I ever come up with a decent argument as to why you should not buy a subby? That would be a subby basher.
I just don't like there looks. Box on wheels.
And, I work for Ford. I am going to support the company I work for, come hell or high water.
Take that at it is, maybe to a fault for me, but I will always own a Ford.
And I will try and discredit everything else.

There you have it. The nicest thing I can say about a subby.
NefCanuck,Apr 5 2006, 03:28 PM Wrote:
meford4u,Apr 5 2006, 03:26 PM Wrote:
2001 ZTS,Apr 5 2006, 03:04 PM Wrote:
ANTHONYD,Apr 5 2006, 10:40 AM Wrote:Brian and I have both driven in that car.

Can you say camber?
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Remember you, me, darkpuppet and a couple cords of wood in the WRX?
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Remember me, 3 other football players, 20 sheets of drywall in my truck?
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Yeah but for an F-150 that's considered a "light workout" isn't it? :lol:

NefCanuck
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i have had 2 skids of wet sod in my truck. over 3000 lbs i believe.
meford4u,Apr 5 2006, 03:31 PM Wrote:
NefCanuck,Apr 5 2006, 03:28 PM Wrote:
meford4u,Apr 5 2006, 03:26 PM Wrote:
2001 ZTS,Apr 5 2006, 03:04 PM Wrote:
ANTHONYD,Apr 5 2006, 10:40 AM Wrote:Brian and I have both driven in that car.

Can you say camber?
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Remember you, me, darkpuppet and a couple cords of wood in the WRX?
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Remember me, 3 other football players, 20 sheets of drywall in my truck?
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Yeah but for an F-150 that's considered a "light workout" isn't it? :lol:

NefCanuck
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i have had 2 skids of wet sod in my truck. over 3000 lbs i believe.
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Yeah that sounds bout right. My dad used to drop two/three skids worth of sod into his F-100's back in the day for the golf course. Always amazed me how much weight the truck could take (The I-Beam suspension used by the F-100's then used to eat tires like crazy though, 20K on a set if you weren't anal about tire rotation etc.)

NefCanuck
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