I have my own suspicions about the driver of that car, but can't voice them on this here forum. Oh well.
Hat tip: David A.
1 hour ago
08 August 2013
Why you should always keep chalk in your car...
I have my own suspicions about the driver of that car, but can't voice them on this here forum. Oh well.
Hat tip: David A.
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These are the folks who, as children, never could seem to color within the lines.
There's a Nissan Z370 stereotype in this shot. If I remember correctly you need to qualify as a full fledged wanker to purchase one of these. You can however qualify if you produce a valid prescription for Viagra.
Well, this is one explanation.
But the color, the color! There is only one kind of people who buy cars of that color.
Yeah, the red perhaps indicates that this Wanker is also a member of a Kabblah center?
You lost me. What is a Kabblah center? Are you misspelling Kabbalah? My mother-in-law drives a red car. The color does seem to appeal to women more than the other gender.
Since I have took a vow of silence on the subject for this post, I shall use the standard IDF stonewalling formula: neither confirm nor deny the gender angle.
Not to mention straddling both lines while driving so nobody can get pass them.
So does my mother who is 88. Red is definitely a color that appeals to women.
Not to mention teenage boys. Lest we forget.
Sure, there is that category. Annoying as anything.
Indeed. Say no more, cause we all are already in more trouble than we need.
Oh. Didn't think about this group. I know for sure about one that rejected the idea of a red car outright.
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