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| dark comedy, boobies, gardolins, online art, lanny flaherty, arabian, 1982 in sports, octavio gómez, mike, eileen nicholas, crash(full screen edition), holiday, paul haggis, september, lust, jordan, portillo, digitalart, baghadad, smart, amsterdam, s, americanhistory x, | Of course, the big question that any astute passenger will ask is: Why is the car advertising the stick? Shauna's clutch regularly goes out. There are only four gears and only two or three of those work, giving the car a top speed close to 34mph. What possible reason did the car company have for putting this notice, which glaringly illuminates the christopher serrone effort of a driver, on the dashboard? And christopher serrone why on earth did they bother to mess up the spelling? The brilliant thing is that the passenger will in most christopher serrone cases be too polite to mention these angry and maddening internal thoughts to you. So you have picked not only an admirable name with vestigial ties to the great John Cleese (and Andrew Sachs, the underrated actor who played Manuel), but one that will puzzle your passengers ad infinitum. 12 · Posted by Ed on May 15, 2002 10:41 AM Who wants to go in with me to buy Shauny and Rhi some nice new spanky personalised "MANUEL" numberplates??? |
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| Besides when you’re angry you can pretend to be John Cleese (right, like you need an excuse!) and beat on your steering wheel! I think your story also explained why gardolins Australian poetry has never really caught on in other parts of the world. The meter is gardolins all wrong and the rhyme scheme seems a little shaky. :p 10 · Posted by Slack on May 15, 2002 03:30 AM I like it! Manuel it is. I live in Texas, so that's a pretty common name around here, anyway. Hehe. That, and Jose or Jesus. I think it suits your car. I could never drive a stick! I stink at it, so you go girl! You're better at it than I am. I drive a frickin' suburban, so I just call my vehicle "the beast." 11 · Posted by Dimple on May 15, 2002 04:32 AM One advantage of naming a vehicle "Manuel," particularly if the car is a stickshift, is that, if you apply an embossed or machine printed appellation somewhere around the dashboard, then people may think that the car manufacturer deliberately misspelled the word "manual" when they were simply trying to inform a new driver that the car in question has a manual transmission. |
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