Originally posted by cashthetrashI was joking.It was a good story and a good read.I can't help but to poke fun at people.I am getting new meds soon. 🙄
It really is a long story and I probably wouldn't have read it had there not been a few mild complaints or comments on that fact. But I kind of liked it. It kind of reminds me in my youth and a changing world. There is some humor in it.
PS. Anyone want a revolution?
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundRook Rake and his family were driving by Woodstock when their station wagon broke down. Rook Rake's Dad hated hippies, but the hippies helped them push the car and get water for the radiator.
screw reading that, can you condense it into two lines for me?
It's kind of like the Parable of the Good Samaritan.
Originally posted by Red NightThat's a pretty good summary!
Rook Rake and his family were driving by Woodstock when their station wagon broke down. Rook Rake's Dad hated hippies, but the hippies helped them push the car and get water for the radiator.
It's kind of like the Parable of the Good Samaritan.
Only correction - was not a station wagon - a large oldmobile sedan.
Originally posted by aspviper666I think this may have been a Cutlass as well. I know we got it used - it was an ugly copperish color. Simply huge. I doubt we got even 10 mpg (except when being pushed by mobs of hippies)
I used to own a 1978 Cutlass Cruiser.It had a chevy 350 and it got up and ran.It got about 10 mpg.
We had tanks like that! Cars today just aren't the same!
My first car that I owned was named Dogbreath by my brother (who said that if you could make a visual image of a dog's breath, it was that car). It had a push-button transmission. One day I couldn't get it to go in reverse. John said to just pull off the metal front of the dash, and all I had to do was pop the little spring back onto the button. My kind of auto mechanics!