by serendipity 33 Replies latest jw friends
I was emboldened by elsewhere's post where he called his Mini Cooper "Nancy". The large glass of wine also helped me to make an admission. Many years ago, I named my car "Sully" after the scrumptious character in "Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman", mainly to tease my daughter. I've only known one other person who would admit to doing so.
Has anyone else named their vehicle? Is that a crazy thing to do? Childish (like my family and acquaintances thought) or whimsical?
My sister had a '67 white mustang she named Roxanne (after the song You don't have to put no (or out?) the red light) but no I've never named any of my cars.
I was emboldened by elsewhere's post where he called his Mini Cooper "Nancy". The large glass of wine also helped me to make an admission.
LOL.
I've never named a vehicle mainly because how do you know if it is male or female? That's where I've been at a loss. My dad named his previous truck Priscilla, and really it looked like a guy truck to me. And lately with all the problems mine has had, I just call it "that P.O.S.".
My car is female... she's called Gray... and I feel like I'm cheating on her when I go out of town and / or rent another vehicle.
I love my car...hehe
FMZ
When my car is running nicely, I call it "car." When it breaks down in the middle of nowhere, I have several other names for it, none of which I can post here.
I have a sport trac which has a short bed. His name is Shorty (lame I know)
our old truck is a Ford Lariat...................we call him "Larry" (still have it)
New truck, also a red Ford Lariat, we call "Big Red"
ziggy
My very old and not so pretty car and I have an arrangement. We pretend not to know each other if at all possible. :D
When he acts up I call him sweetheart until his behaviour improves.
Dams
Remember Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?
I've always named my cars. We've got Vicky Volvo now.
