Still from Thunderbirds episode "Trapped in the Sky" (1965)
Posted on 10/18/2011 3:02:52 PM PDT by CTOCS
By now I'm sure most of you have seen the Nisson truck ad where the pickup aids the Boeing 727 land with collapsed nosegear. Is this for real or an episode of clever cinematography? I figure if anyone would know, you guys would.
And in all seriousness, thank you for being a good sport. This one ranks right up there with the "Stuned beeber" original thread.
You can take a punch. I admire you.
Directly related to Datsuns, the original “made from beer cans” cars from Japan.
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Coarse or course? Careful there shooter.
Nissan is copying those Toyota commercials that ran awhile back...like the one where the girl pushes the guy’s truck over the cliff and it lands right side up with no apparent damage.
What is a “Stuned beeber”?
However, I did learn something today from your post. OJ had to go to space to find the real killer.
Ask your husband for me if that was an L-1011 in the commercial? I think it is but not certain. I don't see them around anymore.
“of coarse?”
You’ve got some nerve, raggin’ on me! Besides, I’ve been a member longer than you. Nyah, nyah...
Stay safe...
And James Brolin is the bravest man I know he sleeps with an old Barbara Streisand I hit the younger one but not the old BS
over Macho Grande?
I've been searching Google and I can't find any evidence of a Nisson truck ad...........WTF are you talking about?
Not too many people care about misspelled words in the text of whatever it is you post but if you do it in the title, then expect to get all the ridicule you deserve.........The internet is your stage and all the world is looking at you.
No, I don’t think I’ll ever get over Macho Grande.
But But what if Mooshell was sitting in the back of the plane
If you want to see the ad, clicky here
A classic for sure. One of the great ones on YouTube.
Still from Thunderbirds episode "Trapped in the Sky" (1965)
Didn’t order the Deluxe Gatling gun options huh?
Must be an OWS refugee.
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