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As Mary Hirsch once said, "Humor is a rubber sword. It allows you to make a point without drawing blood." And during times like these, there's nothing better than a little bit of humor that hits the nail on the head. The bogus news site "The Onion" came up with a survivor-style reality show parody aimed at the auto industry and in particular, Ford's auto workers. The three-and-a-half minute long video pitches rival teams from two different Ford plants battling to save their factory from closure. Hit the jump to watch the video.
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VIDEO: Survivor-Style Reality Show Parody Targets Ford's Auto Workers
As Mary Hirsch once said, "Humor is a rubber sword. It allows you to make a point without drawing blood." And during times like these, there's nothing better than a little bit of humor that hits the nail on the head. The bogus news site "The Onion" came up with a survivor-style reality show parody aimed at the auto industry and in particular, Ford's auto workers. The three-and-a-half minute long video pitches rival teams from two different Ford plants battling to save their factory from closure. Hit the jump to watch the video.Source: The Onion , Via: Autonews
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For the second year in a row, Ford has released a Snowkhana video which – you guessed it – is a parody video of Ken Block’s Gymkhana Six, the latest installment of the driving stunt video series. Read more »...
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Politically, the prospect of sending money the way of the Detroit three (General Motors, Ford, and.... Chrysler) is obvious but hyper-complicated. If something isn't done soon, the potential for disaster - most definitively at GM - is grave. Different...
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