Lexusbstrdchild
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So awhile back, I remember someone on here using the phrase "Broyota." Can't remember who, so my question is how is it pronounced? Is it a "Bro yota," or is it a "Broy ota?" Random I know, just been buggin me. :hiding:
Bro-yota. Bro. Brah. Bruh. White Oakleys. Monster sticker. Natty Light.
Neither the y has an I sound like fly or why so it's pronounced Broi-oh-teh.
Took a class in bronomics
White Oakleys. Monster sticker. Natty Light.
Bro-yota. Bro. Brah. Bruh. White Oakleys. Monster sticker. Natty Light.
Yup. Flat bill hat, tank top, tribal tats. Driving a second gen double cab Tacoma with 37" Nitto mud terrains on 20" fake beadlocks, three inch body lift and five inch bracket lift, and a light bar on the front that's probably not even wired up.
Yup. Flat bill hat, tank top, tribal tats. Driving a second gen double cab Tacoma with 37" Nitto mud terrains on 20" fake beadlocks, three inch body lift and five inch bracket lift, and a light bar on the front that's probably not even wired up.
Why the F*ck do people do this? A guy at work owns a brand new F250 platinum and has had his three light bars mounted...but there not wired up. What a waste of money.
That's funny. Around here I hardly ever see any Toyotas I would call Broyotas. But Chevys and Fords, especially the diesels or duellys are prime candidates for these types of people.
That's funny. Around here I hardly ever see any Toyotas I would call Broyotas. But Chevys and Fords, especially the diesels or duellys are prime candidates for these types of people.
Here it's mostly Dodge and Ford diesels that get the brodozer tag. But the broyotas aren't hard to find either. My boy always points them out, "ooh dad look at that awesome truck!"
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Yup. Flat bill hat, tank top, tribal tats. Driving a second gen double cab Tacoma with 37" Nitto mud terrains on 20" fake beadlocks, three inch body lift and five inch bracket lift, and a light bar on the front that's probably not even wired up.
Why the F*ck do people do this? A guy at work owns a brand new F250 platinum and has had his three light bars mounted...but there not wired up. What a waste of money.
That's funny. Around here I hardly ever see any Toyotas I would call Broyotas. But Chevys and Fords, especially the diesels or duellys are prime candidates for these types of people.