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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / October 2006Re: key/remote lump
now why would one want to have the key and not the remote ...just wishing there was an aftermarket remote with switchblade key all-in-one (like jetta) ...seems some other toyota models have nicer fobs ...couldn't they makem werk for the highlander and sellem as an accessory?? > now why would one want to have the key and not the remote ...just wishing > there was an aftermarket remote with switchblade key all-in-one (like > jetta) ...seems some other toyota models have nicer fobs ...couldn't they > makem werk for the highlander and sellem as an accessory?? I know it sounds crazy, but it's actually possible (and easy) to live without a remote for a car. > I know it sounds crazy, but it's actually possible (and easy) > to live without a remote for a car. Give over, lad, tha's talking daft. Whot were gud enuff fore ower annesesters is gud enuff fore us. Live withowt remoats? I never heard like of't! Whot next? Keeys? <<laffs_madly>>  SignatureAndrew Stephenson >> I know it sounds crazy, but it's actually possible (and easy) >> to live without a remote for a car. > > Give over, lad, tha's talking daft. Whot were gud enuff fore > ower annesesters is gud enuff fore us. Live withowt remoats? > I never heard like of't! Whot next? Keeys? <<laffs_madly>> I have a secret supply of books. Paper books. You can look up recipes and home repair stuff without turning on the computer. Keep this quiet. >>> I know it sounds crazy, but it's actually possible (and easy) >>> to live without a remote for a car. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I have a secret supply of books. Paper books. You can look up recipes and > home repair stuff without turning on the computer. Keep this quiet. HAY! THIS GUY'S GOT BOOKS!!! GET 'IM!!!! (Shades of Farenheit 451...) >> I know it sounds crazy, but it's actually possible (and easy) >> to live without a remote for a car. > > Give over, lad, tha's talking daft. Whot were gud enuff fore > ower annesesters is gud enuff fore us. Live withowt remoats? > I never heard like of't! Whot next? Keeys? <<laffs_madly>> Yup... >> now why would one want to have the key and not the remote ...just wishing >> there was an aftermarket remote with switchblade key all-in-one (like [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I know it sounds crazy, but it's actually possible (and easy) to live > without a remote for a car. Not when I get $125 off my insurance for having an automatic alarm in my Supra and my Scion! The Scion was standard, the Supra was $49, and an afternoon to install. Sounds like a deal to me! >>> now why would one want to have the key and not the remote ...just >>> wishing [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Sounds like a deal to me! Heh! In my living room, there's a 30 year old ponytail plant, aka Beaucarnea recurvata. That plant could steal your car before you or the police would have a clue. >>>> now why would one want to have the key and not the remote ...just >>>> wishing [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > recurvata. That plant could steal your car before you or the police would > have a clue. This is true, but I still get a discount! On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:50:07 +0000, noeone wrote: > now why would one want to have the key and not the remote ...just wishing there was an aftermarket remote with switchblade key all-in-one (like jetta) ...seems some other toyota models have nicer fobs ...couldn't they makem werk for the highlander and sellem as an accessory?? I have: The keys to the house. The keys to the shop. The keys to my Supra. The keys to my van. The remote to my Supra. The key, which includes the remote, to my Scion. In BOTH pockets. And, my cell phone in my left pocket. Now, *I* have a LUMP!!! And my keys are pretty conspicuous, too! > On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:50:07 +0000, noeone wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Now, *I* have a LUMP!!! Is the lump in the front or the back ;-) >> On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:50:07 +0000, noeone wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> Now, *I* have a LUMP!!! > Is the lump in the front or the back ;-) UGH! No, I DON'T walk around like Broderick Crawford! (let's see who remembers HIM!) > >> On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:50:07 +0000, noeone wrote: > >> [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > No, I DON'T walk around like Broderick Crawford! (let's see who remembers > HIM!) Highway Patrol - 1955-1959 >>> On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:50:07 +0000, noeone wrote: >>> [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >No, I DON'T walk around like Broderick Crawford! (let's see who remembers >HIM!) Highway Patrol.... SignatureScott in Florida >>> On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:50:07 +0000, noeone wrote: >>> [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > No, I DON'T walk around like Broderick Crawford! (let's see who remembers > HIM!) But do you guys remember how he used to walk around???? And, '55-59? I was TWO in 1959, and I remember watching it on a local channel before the news. I think I was 6 or so. Must have been in Sydication by then! >> No, I DON'T walk around like Broderick Crawford! (let's see who remembers >> HIM!) [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >channel before the news. I think I was 6 or so. Must have been in >Sydication by then! OK....you made me do it. Go here....click on Highway Patrol and watch him.... http://www.liketelevision.com/web1/classictv/hpatrol/ SignatureScott in Florida >>> No, I DON'T walk around like Broderick Crawford! (let's see who remembers >>> HIM!) [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > http://www.liketelevision.com/web1/classictv/hpatrol/ Wasn't that a Supra in the background in that clip ;-) >>>> No, I DON'T walk around like Broderick Crawford! (let's see who remembers >>>> HIM!) [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >Wasn't that a Supra in the background in that clip ;-) LOL.... I sorta doubt it.... SignatureScott in Florida |
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