Re: [FWDLK] The name is "Plymouth"

[Tom Stroup <tstroup@xxxxxxxx>]

OK. I'm a real man. I'll call a Plymouth a Plymouth.

But my 1955 Dodge Coronet is named "Bunny".

Tom
    in 47 degree, ready to downpour, southern Ohio



>>> john bartell <jrbartell@xxxxxxx> 12/09/03 15:01 PM >>>
Hey Greg,
    Big AL, my Dad, had a 59 Plymouth Suburban when I was a squirt.   My Dad and my oldest brother were named Alvin. (like the chipmunks)   In order to designate who they wanted to talk to, people would say..."Big Al or Little Al"...
    Now I couldn't have named my 59 wagon, "Little Al, now could I?  If ya got it, flaunt it!
John in white, no wait, rainy, no, snowy, no, sleety, UGH, yup, here in WI
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Greg Filtz
  To: john bartell
  Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 12:23 PM
  Subject: Re: [FWDLK] The name is "Plymouth"


  OK.  I have to ask... why "Big Al?"  Why not "Big Fred" or "Big Melvin"?  Of course Sigmond Freud has something to say about the "Big" part of the nickname.
  Get the "Dodge Ram" fired up.   Snow is on the way.

  Greg in WI

  john bartell wrote:

    Macho, macho men!   Quite a diverse group we have.  We have guys givingtheir cars names, some giving them nick names instead of their real names,we have at least one guy making believe he is someone else and using a stagename, hmmmmm... some wishing they were somewhere else, or someone else...     Elvis, please take a seat on the trunk of the Plimmy made into a couch.How do you feel about sitting in a car trunk?  Any old music you would likeme to play?  Little Duece Coupe, or the Chevy to the levy song?  So, whenyou had the pink Caddy built, did it bother you to change it from original?Hey, I heard some crazy buried a 57 Belvy?   No not a Chebbie!  A PLYMOUTH!Hunk o hunk a tire burnin rust!      Ahemmm....as I stand here, amongst the real men....I dub myPlymouth...BIG AL !----- Original Message -----Will the real men please stand up and call a Plymouth a PLYMOUTH

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