Time for Jeff Bridges to dump Hyundai

[paddyoh]

[quote=paddyoh]

Allan from Fallbrook: How many decades does it take for Americans to trust American Made again when all the evidence, as you concede, points to “quality” being “fairly level” with the imports ?

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Allan: You never answered my first question.

Nor have you offered up a solution other than, as far as I can tell, let the chips fall where they may, the free market justifies all and is the end to all means.

I’m not being snide but, do I have that right ?

And comparing me to Dubya ? Now that REALLY hurts !

[Coronita]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]

FLU: Seriously? He’s just, like, the greatest American actor EVER! He’s single-handedly influencing an entire generation of American auto buyers and has put Hyundai on the map! They were this little nothing automaker, but look at them NOW!

Jeff Bridges, baby! An American icon. Didn’t you ever see “Against All Odds” or “The Fabulous Baker Boys”? Dude. Actually, “Baker Boys” was a pretty good movie. And I’m not a big Michelle Pfeiffer fan, either.[/quote]

Dude, seriously, I had to look him up on wikipedia, check out the most recent pictures, and then vaguely recollect his roll in “Tron”, “Seabiscuit”, “k-pax”, and a few other movies that watched on cable.

As far as if I’ve seen the other movies you mentioned:
Against All Odds: no
Fabulous Baker Boys: no

Must be a baby boomer nostalgic “back in those days….” thing, heaped in with other back then things like “social security”, “pensions”, and “medicare” that for some reason or the other folks of my generation are paying for, most likely never going to be a direct beneficiary of, yet still stuck continuing to pay for it, and will now even pay more thanks to Obamanomics health care math. But hey, not the first time I’m throwing away money into a bottomless pit wondering what I get in return.

Sorry, my generation grew up on great performers like Brittany Spears, Run DMC, Ice-T, Sir Mix a Lot. But hey, baby got back.

[Coronita]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]

FLU: Seriously? He’s just, like, the greatest American actor EVER! He’s single-handedly influencing an entire generation of American auto buyers and has put Hyundai on the map! They were this little nothing automaker, but look at them NOW!

Jeff Bridges, baby! An American icon. Didn’t you ever see “Against All Odds” or “The Fabulous Baker Boys”? Dude. Actually, “Baker Boys” was a pretty good movie. And I’m not a big Michelle Pfeiffer fan, either.[/quote]

Dude, seriously, I had to look him up on wikipedia, check out the most recent pictures, and then vaguely recollect his roll in “Tron”, “Seabiscuit”, “k-pax”, and a few other movies that watched on cable.

As far as if I’ve seen the other movies you mentioned:
Against All Odds: no
Fabulous Baker Boys: no

Must be a baby boomer nostalgic “back in those days….” thing, heaped in with other back then things like “social security”, “pensions”, and “medicare” that for some reason or the other folks of my generation are paying for, most likely never going to be a direct beneficiary of, yet still stuck continuing to pay for it, and will now even pay more thanks to Obamanomics health care math. But hey, not the first time I’m throwing away money into a bottomless pit wondering what I get in return.

Sorry, my generation grew up on great performers like Brittany Spears, Run DMC, Ice-T, Sir Mix a Lot. But hey, baby got back.

[Coronita]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]

FLU: Seriously? He’s just, like, the greatest American actor EVER! He’s single-handedly influencing an entire generation of American auto buyers and has put Hyundai on the map! They were this little nothing automaker, but look at them NOW!

Jeff Bridges, baby! An American icon. Didn’t you ever see “Against All Odds” or “The Fabulous Baker Boys”? Dude. Actually, “Baker Boys” was a pretty good movie. And I’m not a big Michelle Pfeiffer fan, either.[/quote]

Dude, seriously, I had to look him up on wikipedia, check out the most recent pictures, and then vaguely recollect his roll in “Tron”, “Seabiscuit”, “k-pax”, and a few other movies that watched on cable.

As far as if I’ve seen the other movies you mentioned:
Against All Odds: no
Fabulous Baker Boys: no

Must be a baby boomer nostalgic “back in those days….” thing, heaped in with other back then things like “social security”, “pensions”, and “medicare” that for some reason or the other folks of my generation are paying for, most likely never going to be a direct beneficiary of, yet still stuck continuing to pay for it, and will now even pay more thanks to Obamanomics health care math. But hey, not the first time I’m throwing away money into a bottomless pit wondering what I get in return.

Sorry, my generation grew up on great performers like Brittany Spears, Run DMC, Ice-T, Sir Mix a Lot. But hey, baby got back.

[Coronita]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]

FLU: Seriously? He’s just, like, the greatest American actor EVER! He’s single-handedly influencing an entire generation of American auto buyers and has put Hyundai on the map! They were this little nothing automaker, but look at them NOW!

Jeff Bridges, baby! An American icon. Didn’t you ever see “Against All Odds” or “The Fabulous Baker Boys”? Dude. Actually, “Baker Boys” was a pretty good movie. And I’m not a big Michelle Pfeiffer fan, either.[/quote]

Dude, seriously, I had to look him up on wikipedia, check out the most recent pictures, and then vaguely recollect his roll in “Tron”, “Seabiscuit”, “k-pax”, and a few other movies that watched on cable.

As far as if I’ve seen the other movies you mentioned:
Against All Odds: no
Fabulous Baker Boys: no

Must be a baby boomer nostalgic “back in those days….” thing, heaped in with other back then things like “social security”, “pensions”, and “medicare” that for some reason or the other folks of my generation are paying for, most likely never going to be a direct beneficiary of, yet still stuck continuing to pay for it, and will now even pay more thanks to Obamanomics health care math. But hey, not the first time I’m throwing away money into a bottomless pit wondering what I get in return.

Sorry, my generation grew up on great performers like Brittany Spears, Run DMC, Ice-T, Sir Mix a Lot. But hey, baby got back.

[Coronita]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]

FLU: Seriously? He’s just, like, the greatest American actor EVER! He’s single-handedly influencing an entire generation of American auto buyers and has put Hyundai on the map! They were this little nothing automaker, but look at them NOW!

Jeff Bridges, baby! An American icon. Didn’t you ever see “Against All Odds” or “The Fabulous Baker Boys”? Dude. Actually, “Baker Boys” was a pretty good movie. And I’m not a big Michelle Pfeiffer fan, either.[/quote]

Dude, seriously, I had to look him up on wikipedia, check out the most recent pictures, and then vaguely recollect his roll in “Tron”, “Seabiscuit”, “k-pax”, and a few other movies that watched on cable.

As far as if I’ve seen the other movies you mentioned:
Against All Odds: no
Fabulous Baker Boys: no

Must be a baby boomer nostalgic “back in those days….” thing, heaped in with other back then things like “social security”, “pensions”, and “medicare” that for some reason or the other folks of my generation are paying for, most likely never going to be a direct beneficiary of, yet still stuck continuing to pay for it, and will now even pay more thanks to Obamanomics health care math. But hey, not the first time I’m throwing away money into a bottomless pit wondering what I get in return.

Sorry, my generation grew up on great performers like Brittany Spears, Run DMC, Ice-T, Sir Mix a Lot. But hey, baby got back.

[Coronita]

Ford can stand on it’s two feet (or I should say it’s 4 wheels)…Why not GM or Chrysler? BTW: buying a chrysler isn’t buying american anymore.

[Coronita]

Ford can stand on it’s two feet (or I should say it’s 4 wheels)…Why not GM or Chrysler? BTW: buying a chrysler isn’t buying american anymore.

[Coronita]

Ford can stand on it’s two feet (or I should say it’s 4 wheels)…Why not GM or Chrysler? BTW: buying a chrysler isn’t buying american anymore.

[Coronita]

Ford can stand on it’s two feet (or I should say it’s 4 wheels)…Why not GM or Chrysler? BTW: buying a chrysler isn’t buying american anymore.

[Coronita]

Ford can stand on it’s two feet (or I should say it’s 4 wheels)…Why not GM or Chrysler? BTW: buying a chrysler isn’t buying american anymore.

[paddyoh]

[quote=flu]Ford can stand on it’s two feet (or I should say it’s 4 wheels)…Why not GM or Chrysler? BTW: buying a chrysler isn’t buying american anymore.[/quote]

Nothing against Ford but, they were fortunate enough to take out a huge loan against all their assets before the Bankster Meltdown.

Hopefully it will last thru the recession before they have to ask the Gov for a bailout too.

[paddyoh]

[quote=flu]Ford can stand on it’s two feet (or I should say it’s 4 wheels)…Why not GM or Chrysler? BTW: buying a chrysler isn’t buying american anymore.[/quote]

Nothing against Ford but, they were fortunate enough to take out a huge loan against all their assets before the Bankster Meltdown.

Hopefully it will last thru the recession before they have to ask the Gov for a bailout too.

[paddyoh]

[quote=flu]Ford can stand on it’s two feet (or I should say it’s 4 wheels)…Why not GM or Chrysler? BTW: buying a chrysler isn’t buying american anymore.[/quote]

Nothing against Ford but, they were fortunate enough to take out a huge loan against all their assets before the Bankster Meltdown.

Hopefully it will last thru the recession before they have to ask the Gov for a bailout too.

[paddyoh]

[quote=flu]Ford can stand on it’s two feet (or I should say it’s 4 wheels)…Why not GM or Chrysler? BTW: buying a chrysler isn’t buying american anymore.[/quote]

Nothing against Ford but, they were fortunate enough to take out a huge loan against all their assets before the Bankster Meltdown.

Hopefully it will last thru the recession before they have to ask the Gov for a bailout too.

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