New Tacoma owner

Hi All,

I just bought a brand new 07 Tacoma SR5 4x4 4dr and I just love it!!!!

 

Oh no, another Canuck joins TW. Welcome to TW dude . Great choice in truck. Visit ofter or you'd jinx the Flames. Leafs Rule

 

Thanks. I do have questions to ask, but a little later. Go Flames Go!!!!

 

Welcome, and what is a Canuck? I joined last night and they did not call me names ! LOL, Jim

 

If you have ????, spit them out. Why prolong misery.

 

You are sensitive yet a funny Yankee. When we get to know you better, we'll call you worse names . You'll have to be patient till then.

PS. We sure can use a few more Yankee's with a sense of humor.

 

This is the first time in my life that I have been called a yankee. I have lived in Alabama since 63. Yankee huh. Here, we still say mam when we open the door for a lady, and it is still a two syllable word ! And yes, I did have buttered grits for breakfast, with lots of black pepper and some venison on the side. Life is good, and I am a blessed man ! Jim

 

I do hope you folks reading my reply realize that I was being somewhat humerous, and poking a little fun at the "southern stereotype". I have lived in the South all of my life, and we have always considered yankees to be the folks that lived north of here but south of Canada. We still love them, of course ! And, I really did have grits and venison for breakfast. It sounded good at the time. I do look forward to bantering with you folks in the future, and thanks in advance for the future knowledge that you will most certainly share with me as I tweak my truck.

Jim

 

We Canadians have a great sense of humor. We can take them and also dish them out. Whether you are an American, Yankee or Canadian, we are all Tacomaians (not sure if that sounds or spells right. Needs some work I think). All in all, very unique group I say.

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Welcome cwagly, from a real yankee, sorry Jim Mann. !! Never did like the grits idea during my visits down south but different strokes for all. However, I will second your thoughts on opening doors for lady's and the correct use of "Sir and Mam" very little of that being done up here in New England.
Politeness is pretty much a thing of the past up here until you get into rural towns fo less that 5000 people. jeff

 

I second that. I'm moving to a Town of 300 people where life is better and respectable.

 

I feel left out, :0( there's nobody else here from fla. hmmm I think I need to do some marketing for Fla taco owners :0). lol
Ldytaco05

 

I have lived in Florida twice, and go there on vacations. We still look at Florida as being part of the North ! Not sure what a native Floridian would look like LOL. What part of Florida are you in ? Jim

 

New here as well. Looking forward to it along about my new Tacoma. Really like it this far.

 

Welcome to TW!

 

Greetings from a fellow Canuck eh!
Umm ... I mean Tacoma World !!

 

Hi from AZ