Names of cars
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by Clara » Mon Apr 24, 2006 1:37 pm
How about "You-Evil-Piece-Of-Evil-Worthless-Junk-Why-Wont-You-...-Damn-It"
Flying Brick
HArlot (is that even a real word?)
Flying Brick
HArlot (is that even a real word?)
Three cars, two fire engines, one steam roller, a wheelchair, and various sized hammers.... what could go wrong?!
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I know I said that IMHO cars should have women's names but I didn't mean insulting ones like that 
by pbottomley » Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:37 pm
well at the minute I am looking at two possible names "darwinia" and "Harlot" , the car is most deffinatly female, shes is small, moody and does as she wants. I have tried buffing her and plying her with drinks (fuelk) and she still plays hard to get. Maybe harlot is nearer the right name than Darwinia, but thats a good name as it matchs both the car and the reg plates.
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by dann01 » Wed Apr 26, 2006 8:18 am
My first car, a 70 HC was named Babs, as in short for baby, cos she never went anywhere without a rattle.
My current daily runner of a gold HC is called goldie, surprisingly enough - or not.
I am of the opinion that the sex of a car should be determined by the owner. However, as a general rule if the owner is male, then the car is female and visa versa. Certainly I would never call a car of mine by a blokes name, the thought of climbing into another blokes cab does little for me.
My current daily runner of a gold HC is called goldie, surprisingly enough - or not.
I am of the opinion that the sex of a car should be determined by the owner. However, as a general rule if the owner is male, then the car is female and visa versa. Certainly I would never call a car of mine by a blokes name, the thought of climbing into another blokes cab does little for me.
Sometimes, I wonder why I bother, and then for one fleeting moment things will go right for a change.
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by griffonmark » Sat May 13, 2006 1:16 pm
Hi, I call my Griffon 'Griffon', my Audi 'Audi' and my wife's Citroen 'C3'. Why don't you call your HA 'Ha' for a laugh? Regards, Mark
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