DSM Mandarin Oranges

[Cold_Zero]

So, I am sitting here eating my sandwich and dew. I look in my lunch box and there is a can of Mandarin Oranges. The label says 3 Diamonds Premium Mandarin Oranges with the little Mitsubishi symbol on it. And it hits me, my lunch is mad JDM tyte yo!

ha!

[s15nc]

So I was lucky enough to go to japan last year and I go to the mazda world head quarters (it was the closest car company to where I was) and I get to take a tour of the plant while they are manufacturing the RX-8. This was in April, mulitple months before they had relised it world wide (so I got a sneek peak). Anyways we go threw the plant and they show us the first maita ever made and some mx-5 coupe models that never made it. Then they tell us how mazda make many other things besides car, such as robots. Then no more than 10 minutes later we get to go and watch the cars being put together on the assembly line and there are these huge robots puting the windshields on the cars and guess what. The robots had the little mitsubishi symbol on them. So mazda's are build by mitsubishi robots. I just thought it was funny.

[Cold_Zero]

To piggy back on your story, I think that the machinery that Hyundai uses to make cars, ships and cranes were provided by Mitsubishi as part of war reperations. Funny thing is, Mitsubishi's biggest competitor in Heavy Cranes and Container Ship building is Hyundai. How ironic.

[SeVa-S13]

I think my Cam Angle Sensor on my RB20 is Mitsu...thankfully, it's not dealing with the crankshaft or transmission in anyway. :pface

[andrave]

the distributor on my 89 hatchback was a mitsubishi unit, had the diamond star and everything.they dont' call it a diamond star anymore, I saw a commercial for the new galant and they called it... I don't remember, anyone catch that?

anyway my brother works at sears, they have some really really big screen TV's that are mitsubishi...

[skydragoness]

To piggy back on your story, I think that the machinery that Hyundai uses to make cars, ships and cranes were provided by Mitsubishi as part of war reperations. Funny thing is, Mitsubishi's biggest competitor in Heavy Cranes and Container Ship building is Hyundai. How ironic.

And to add to that, Hyundai engines are derived from Mitsubishi blueprints. :pface

[Cold_Zero]

I was glad to learn via the internet that my can of Mandarin Oranges were not prone to "Crank Walk." Mandarin Oranges canned in China were not affected.

[SeVa-S13]

They may be 9-bolt, but they are indeed still susceptible, just not as soon.

[s15nc]

I bet you didn't think you would get this much of a reak responce to your original post.

[jdmfreak]

LOL! Good find.

[andrave]

in conclusion?mitsubishi (hard to spell) owns you.your *** is theirs.yo.

[Megaseth]

were they GS or GST oranges? i heard those GST oranges digest REALLY FAST. like, they go in and start shooting out when they hit full boost.

[MainEvent212]

but the GSX...those things straight up fly down ur throat, but they come out like molassas

[andrave]

the GST's have like 9 speeds. but they spin out at 140mph. or when you flush.then spin out then too.clink clink clink clink clink oh **** homie the naws blew the welds on the intake manifold there goes the floor board hes a cop!

did anyone know that when mia turns around if you freeze frame and zoom on the DVD you can see nip?brewster boobies are delightful.

[jdmfreak]

No I didnt know that. I hope you found that out on the web and didnt waste time zoomin in on things in TFTF.

[andrave]

No, sadly I did it all myself.

[jdmfreak]

[Cold_Zero]

What have i started with this thread?