Order of KAI Official Hang Out; Good Times & Joyous Knives

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KnottyEagle said:
My dads 1993 Dodge Dakota is a classic and it's still going.
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My other brother's got a 1994 Ford explorer, and it's still trucking. It's just that almost all American cars during that mid 2000 period weren't putting out money, because they were losing money.
 
TotalDbag said:
At least Ford didn't take a handout from the Gov't. And how do you feel owning a FIAT?
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Doesn't effect me at all. I drive a 96 Jeep. Fiat joined Chrysler in '09 IIRC

KnottyEagle said:
*High five* I'm sticking with Chrysler my whole life. Nobody in my families had any bad luck with them.
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Same here. My dad has had a Ram 1500 (Can't remember the year. somewhere around '07 or '08) for about four years and it hasn't had any mechanical problems IIRC. It's a beast, too. I'll have to take a picture tonight.
 
KnottyEagle said:
On Hitlers birthday, Henry Ford built factories in Germany and Russia to support the war. I won't get to much into politics though.
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He had a relationship with Germany before the war, and stopped all business with Germany when we entered the war. And Ford made factories in the Soviet Union during the Great Depression, so that they wouldn't go bankrupt. It's eat, or be eaten in this world.
 
I am indeed excited for The Walking Dead. Amazing show. Super Bowl? Meh, not much of a sport guy, but it's an excuse to cook, so I'm enjoying my magic chicken wings with the family.
 
sticktodrum said:
I am indeed excited for The Walking Dead. Amazing show. Super Bowl? Meh, not much of a sport guy, but it's an excuse to cook, so I'm enjoying my magic chicken wings with the family.
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I'm more of a basketball person myself, but once I heard that Chester was giving away 5 knives if the Ravens won, I became a lot more interested.
 
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