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You're quite right. I believe "made in the USA" can often times be interpreted to mean "as long as it ain't made in China".
I have been avoiding US-made Toyotas . . . (Matrix, Tacoma, Tundra, etc)
I also wonder if I will avoid future Japanese made Toyota's, though, some day.
Am I the only one who was surprised that the guy in the video actually owned a chop saw...or that he even knew how to work one? Hmm....he didn't seem like the chop saw type. Maybe my spidey senses are failing me?
I have one of the stupid Yeti cups. Got it as a gift. It does great. I bought a Mossy Oak brand copy at Wal Mart for $15 and I actually like it better because it has a pivoting cover over the sip hole which makes it more spill resistant. They both keep ice equally as well. For my dollar, Mossy Oak wins just for its lid. Yeah it's made in China but you know what? So is my wife's china!
I also vote for the Pelican cooler. It's a freakin' tank! It has to weigh 30 lbs dry. Bears tremble with fear at the sight of it. My wife and kids run the other way when they see me struggling to move it because they are afraid I will ask them for assistance. On longer camping trips away from civilization I use the Pelican as my ice storage and keep my food and beverages in a cheapo Coleman Extreme roller (which shed a wheel on our first outing). I just pull ice out of the Pelican as needed to keep up the Coleman.
I have one of the stupid Yeti cups. Got it as a gift. It does great. I bought a Mossy Oak brand copy at Wal Mart for $15 and I actually like it better because it has a pivoting cover over the sip hole which makes it more spill resistant. They both keep ice equally as well. For my dollar, Mossy Oak wins just for its lid. Yeah it's made in China but you know what? So is my wife's china!
I also vote for the Pelican cooler. It's a freakin' tank! It has to weigh 30 lbs dry. Bears tremble with fear at the sight of it. My wife and kids run the other way when they see me struggling to move it because they are afraid I will ask them for assistance. On longer camping trips away from civilization I use the Pelican as my ice storage and keep my food and beverages in a cheapo Coleman Extreme roller (which shed a wheel on our first outing). I just pull ice out of the Pelican as needed to keep up the Coleman.
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I dont think they are failing. He went to his neighbors house, his name is Dave by the way, and asked him to help with the "round cutter noisy thing" to cut the cup. He squealed with delight in the video but the blade noise was too high to hear it.
Buying a Yeti does not guarantee that it will was manufactured in the US. This is straight off their FAQ page:
FWIW all roto molded case be it a cooler or just a storage case are expensive. We use them all the time at work. The larger ones we use are easily $1200+ and we drill holes in them to put screws through.
FWIW all roto molded case be it a cooler or just a storage case are expensive. We use them all the time at work. The larger ones we use are easily $1200+ and we drill holes in them to put screws through.
YouTube is one of my main entertainment sources and I love RoadKill. The episodes are funny as heck and the projects are pretty awesome!
This show is also the reason why I want to turn my F550 into a ramp truck. Check out the ramp truck in the video!! Badass!!
This show is also the reason why I want to turn my F550 into a ramp truck. Check out the ramp truck in the video!! Badass!!
Those Appalachian Cuban chrome guys bought an LS1 and tranny for $800? Well well well.....mee like that
Anyone watching the Olympics women's mountain bike comp and thinking "that would be a great trail to drive on..."?
I've thought the same thing while watching a lot of the women's sporting events......
Giggidy...
too funny...
Why the hell did I volunteer to work today? Wait, never mind.... I drive a landcruiser haha
The new Taco with Rice's old wheels and new tires.
I got some new gently used Bilstien strut/springs from a guy on Tacoma World for $90 delivered that I will be putting on next.
I got some new gently used Bilstien strut/springs from a guy on Tacoma World for $90 delivered that I will be putting on next.
Holy Crap that's only about 1 mile from my work....if I wasn't so busy i'd hop the busy to
the show
Funny take on the Lochte spiral downward.
Bless you, Ryan Lochte (Updated) | Steve Hummer’s Further Review blog
Bless you, Ryan Lochte (Updated) | Steve Hummer’s Further Review blog
