This is from my husband's Facebook. Just in case it's too small & you don't want to make with the clicky, I'll spell out the *-ery for you:
David (who by the way is a good friend of mine)--"d'you remember the old tonka truck commercial chowing off the metal dumptruck and the real one going over a cliff, and the tonka surviving?"
Connie--"Not really but I. Have slipped since then"
Connie--"Sleeped"
Huh.
I have no idea what that means. But I love how she "corrected" herself.
(The guy also told me yesterday that the gal's mom told him once upon a time that if Connie's husband hadn't come along, she probably would have made a play for him. My boy is lucky.)
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My boy is lucky
A-yep. Like I said, I really dodged a bullet there. ;-)
Well, to answer your question, yes they make a big one (about a foot long) in metal still, tho it's from China, so I can't guarantee it's actual steel. I played with little steel ones, and had a big plastic one that was pretty darn sturdy.
I actually vaguely remember that commercial. I also remember having Tonka trucks. They kicked ass.
And no, I don't know what that chick meant either. lol
Also, GO SPURS GO!!!
I don't know. If I were "chowing" on a Tonka Truck, I think I'd rather it be made of plastic (easier on the teeth).
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