By Robert Emslie
Considering the ramifications of being misidentified in certain caste systems, it does seem important to ensure the rightful establishment of your position in society. That’s the likely reason the owner of the above Corolla used the traditional tape and rattle can method of making sure his or her ride isn’t misconstrued as something that it is not. At least, that’s the only explanation I can come up with.
Image source: ©2013 Court Demone, All Rights Reserved
Jeff Glucker
Canadian theft deterrent?
I think it is its own theft deterrent.
I'm not the only one who read that in an Ah-nuld accent, am I?
I've still got Angry Plow Drivah in my head. It's nawt uh dahtsin.
Be careful, your brain might stick that way.
Not sure how I managed to avoid it myself.
I'm probably screwed. I'm headed back out to Boston in a couple weeks.
[youtube OaTO8_KNcuo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaTO8_KNcuo youtube]
Maybe those Ratsun Drift Truck Guys (RDTGs) wouldn't stop hounding him.
Is it too late to vote for Chad's rad ride?
Datsunfortunate.
I think I'd have Corolled it on, rather than duct tape and spray paint.
This actually takes me back to my days spent in a Taoist Monastery where I learned a great many things.
In order for some cars to be great, some cars have to be ungreat. Such as described in the first verse of my very own
Car Te Ching:::
The Corolla that can be told, is not the eternal Corolla.
The Corolla that can be named; is not the eternal Corolla.
The Corolla is both named and nameless
As nameless it had the origin of all things RWD;
as named it is the Mother of at least 39 million bland things.
Ever desireless, one can see the Corolla;
ever desiring, one sees only the manifestations (SR5, Sprinter, AE86, etc.).
And the Corolla itself is the doorway
to all understanding
of how fucking dull life can be.
"By Polar"