Sales Associate 1: See that girl with the ski-doo jacket?
Sales Associate 2:Yeah...Damn Yamaho's...Eww gross!
Sales Associate 2:Yeah...Damn Yamaho's...Eww gross!
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Prince Yaphet Frederick Kotto (born November 15, 1937 in New York City) is an American actor. His father was a Igbo Jew from Cameroon and Kotto is a practicing Jew by faith. His father was royalty in Cameroon making Yaphet the son of the Crown Prince of the Royal Bell family of the Doualla region of West Africa's Cameroon.
Kotto got his start in acting on Broadway, where he appeared in The Great White Hope, among other productions. His film debut was in 1963 in an uncredited role in 4 For Texas, but his first big break came in Nothing But a Man in 1964. He also starred as an auto worker alongside Richard Pryor and Harvey Keitel in the commercial failure but cult favourite, Blue Collar. Kotto landed the role of the James Bond villain Mr. Big in Live and Let Die. Kotto also starred in Across 110th Street, Truck Turner, Alien.
He played Baltimore police Lieutenant Al Giardello in the television series Homicide: Life on the Street.
Kotto got his start in acting on Broadway, where he appeared in The Great White Hope, among other productions. His film debut was in 1963 in an uncredited role in 4 For Texas, but his first big break came in Nothing But a Man in 1964. He also starred as an auto worker alongside Richard Pryor and Harvey Keitel in the commercial failure but cult favourite, Blue Collar. Kotto landed the role of the James Bond villain Mr. Big in Live and Let Die. Kotto also starred in Across 110th Street, Truck Turner, Alien.
He played Baltimore police Lieutenant Al Giardello in the television series Homicide: Life on the Street.
Have you seen Truck Turner? Jesus man, Yaphet Kotto was insane in that jawn! Now I get why those stupid emo kids say "Yaphet Kotto fucking crazy!"
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Yamaha makes some very well made Brass, Woodwind, Stringed and percussion equipment. Thou they are not the best money can buy, if you want a good musical instrument that will last you years don’t pass buy them.
Yamaha makes some very well made Brass, Woodwind, Stringed and percussion equipment. Thou they are not the best money can buy, if you want a good musical instrument that will last you years don’t pass buy them.
The first musical instrument I ever bought was a Yamaha YSL Trombone, 9 years ago. That horn went though 3 years of middle school, 4 years of marching band in high school and is in its second year of college football-band usage. I use a Bach for class now but I will have that Yamaha until the day I die.
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"Last time my mate Gavin drank Stella, he went completely yampy!"
"Claire; dont get a Zen ipod thing -within months mine went yampy."
"What the hell is Rooney doing?? He's gone yampy!"
"Last time my mate Gavin drank Stella, he went completely yampy!"
"Claire; dont get a Zen ipod thing -within months mine went yampy."
"What the hell is Rooney doing?? He's gone yampy!"
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Get the yampy mug.A watercraft dealership located at the beautiful Lake of The Ozarks. Easily recognized by its catchy, yet equally annoying radio jingles, Surdyke Yamaha is THE leader in add-on dealer fee’s... tacked on to an already unattractive price tag. The dealership employs cutting edge profit retaining strategies, mainly focusing on cutting the sales-staffs commissions on payday. Once widely recognized as a premier off-road/MX motorcycle dealer, the dealership drastically switched over to watercraft in its more recent years...after finding is is much easier to hose the customer and salesman, when both parties are already in the water.
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