Who’s who, 1st gen. edition

someone seems.....emotional o.0

 

Man it was awesome. We went to Amsterdam and smoked some strong.......tobacco. Then Prague and finally Copenhagen. Copenhagen was our favorite.

Here is a pic from the red light district in Amsterdam.

 

I went over the summer. I went to that banksy exhibit too

 

Here is some photos from my trip that my brother in law took.

 

Wow. Just wow.
I actually did make the comment as a side ways joke about all the generations of Tundras that are in a thread about 1st Gen Tundras in the 1st Gen section.

You have some pent up hostility and need some time on the comfy couch.

Good luck


Edit;
just so you know. I cook and clean everyday and try my best to make my wife feel special. I open doors for her and any woman that crosses my path. Yes I get out of bed every morning and make coffee and bring it back to bed for her. This is Every day. Yes I'm an old prude who learned to appreciate a good WOMAN from my grandfather. Yeah, I'll stay an old prude and continue to treat my wife exactly as the old timers did. Love & respect.

 

Well this section of the forum apparently has some old prudes that have a sense of humor

 

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@bmf4069 stole my Tonka truck and won't give it back!

 

This thread started like this...

There was some "hostility."

Then things seemed simmer down. Peace was restored to the thread-land.

Temporarily...
It seems the tides in the thread-land are turing once again

 

I've been staying my ass in the lunch table thread, seems like a friendly 1st Gen thread full of humor, pics of hard work and 1st Gen owners

 

Not naming names but someone has issues they need to work out. Comfy couch time

 

I thought she was joking but after I read again I agree.

 

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Brought a legit smile to my face.

 

My family isn't big about holidays or birthdays but when Grandpa turned 90 we had to celebrate. He will be 93 this year and unfortunately another party cannot happen due to covid.

 

I hope I look that good when I'm 90!

 

Seriously, I think I'll look like that at 50.

 

1st things 1st. Hopefully we make it to 90.
He made me climb the coconut tree and grab a few. Watching a 90+ year old swing an machete like a true pro is incredible.


As we go day by day working on our trucks, Grandpa is tearing his kitchen out. He said it was poorly designed and executed. He is a carpenter by trade

 

@Hooptytrix that's amazing. Latino right? My abuela lived to 92 and at 90 she could still hit me with the chancla, impressive considering she had to swing up.

Something about that generation, it's like they went through too much hard life to wither.

 

oh man, the chancletas. I'm Puerto Rican and Cuban, this is the Rican half of the family. Unfortunately the Cuban side is a mess, won't go into that. Where is your family from?

 

Mom's side is from Guadalajara, that's the only family I really have. My dad's side are just typical Americans from Pittsburgh but I don't know them well.