Tomorrow is going to be bath day and I'm still trying to figure out a name for the new car. Was thinking maybe Quark he seems a little quirky? I :dunno_black: Everyone says he is really "cute" but again :dunno_black:
I guess putting my two guys together will give more of an idea tomorrow!
Mary
sorry cant help you. my mind is shot atm :cry:
The blueberry!
id rather not get involved inthis one mary. hope you understand. that aside. be sure you will be comfortable in this vehicle
Ol' Blue
Hmmmm not a bad idea Eh?
"Chopp" - Its my favorite nick name for a small car - its a tamil word for the little toys for kids, like the tiny little tea set for girls etc ...
Now The marati word for that same thing is "Bathukli" ...
Or to put it in modern american terms - how about "tonka"
Cool.
Buddha.
I like Chopp and Tonka. But, I know a lot of people call it Tonka. So, anyone else?
Mary
Sharpay
Sounds like a dog LOL!
Mary
Flack. You'll have have flick and flack.
motherflicker
Quote from: PachmanP on June 01, 2012, 10:26:20 PM
Flack. You'll have have flick and flack.
Oooo and Flack is the cop on CSI New York ...
Cool.
Buddha.
I'm surprised no one else has said these yet, considering we're talking about a sidekick for Flick...Ralphie or Schwartz. Of course, I'm referencing a movie that was made before many of our board members were born...
Well,
Yesterday I was needing to accelerate pretty quickly and found myself saying "c'mon little blue you can do this". So I'm thinkin' Lil' blue.
Mary
Quote from: Toogoofy317 on June 04, 2012, 08:10:57 AM
Well,
Yesterday I was needing to accelerate pretty quickly and found myself saying "c'mon little blue you can do this". So I'm thinkin' Lil' blue.
Mary
You see that's the advantage of calling it a "chopp" - It can be lil blue chopp, not to be confused with Lil blue chopper.
Chopp just means toy in a loose translation, it means "thimble sized toy utensils" in exact translation. It also goes well if you're pleading with it ... please chopp dont give up on me ... or "please moo lets get a chopp moo" as in I am pleading with my wife to get a chopp ...
Cool.
Buddha.
LOL that good too. Maybe be double redundant "lil chopp"
Mary
if car has led tail lights they flicker in a cameras lenses. aka flick and flicker
Mary nailed it with Little Blue or Lil'Blue
i drove one with a manual. THAT was a fun car to drive. and i have this insane fear of small cars. my crown vic could get to ym ex's house in southern n carolina not far form charlotte on a quarter tank. the rest got me home with some to spare.
Quote from: Toogoofy317 on June 04, 2012, 08:10:48 PM
LOL that good too. Maybe be double redundant "lil chopp"
Mary
Sorta like saying lil baby ... as opposed to big baby ... isn't that like an adult with diapers ?
Cool.
Buddha.
Yeah kinda like you :flipoff: ! :kiss3:
Mary
Waaaaa Waaaaaaaaa she's calling me baby ... waaaaaaaaaaaaaa waaaaaaaaaaaaa
Cool.
Buddha.
well least i didnt piss her off this time. dammit buddha, whadja do? lol
Thinking of blue things...
Smurf?
Tron?
Cobalt?
Sky?
Selsun? (No, skip that one.)
Aquamarine? (Aqua for short.)
Tick? (As in "blue tick" ... then you could have Flick and Tick! Sorry.)
Oyster? (Naww.)
Sapphire? (Saffy for short)
Iris?
Anyway...
Quote from: Kerry on June 07, 2012, 02:49:55 AM
Thinking of blue things...
Smurf?
Tron?
Cobalt?
Sky?
Selsun? (No, skip that one.)
Aquamarine? (Aqua for short.)
Tick? (As in "blue tick" ... then you could have Flick and Tick! Sorry.)
Oyster? (Naww.)
Sapphire? (Saffy for short)
Iris?
Anyway...
Hey Kerry, How you been ? Long time no see ...
Cool.
Buddha.
Tiffany Blue
You're my boy, Blue!
Blue's Traveler
That's all I got.
is trans auto or manual, potential names depend on this
L.B.
I think I'm going to have to get to know him more. Kinda like I did with sunshine probably took 6 months 'til I got her habits. But, keep 'em coming. First impressions hmmm, the little booger isn't an off the line type of guy but once he gets going you can't even tell your doing 70 until you look at the speedo. He is an automatic 1.8 and good on gas mileage for a car. I absolutely love the hatch back too. Changing a tail light? PITA gotta take the whole taillight off the vehicle!
Mary
Quote from: Toogoofy317 on June 08, 2012, 08:08:14 AM
I think I'm going to have to get to know him more. Kinda like I did with sunshine probably took 6 months 'til I got her habits. But, keep 'em coming. First impressions hmmm, the little booger isn't an off the line type of guy but once he gets going you can't even tell your doing 70 until you look at the speedo. He is an automatic 1.8 and good on gas mileage for a car. I absolutely love the hatch back too. Changing a tail light? PITA gotta take the whole taillight off the vehicle!
Mary
Oh, the F150 was one of those daunting tasks for the headlight on 1 side, dont remmeber left I think ... till I saw that it had these 2 pull off tabs that let that whole thing just drop out. Swapped the right and I told my wife i'll be working changing the left one for 3-4 hours, 5 mins later she sees me sitting in the living room with a beer (which I opened as I started work as I always do ... cant work without being armed with beer) and about to watch TV. She goes, huh gave up already ... I said nope, fixed. Nuff said.
Cool.
Buddha.
Quote from: The Buddha on June 08, 2012, 09:35:21 AM
Quote from: Toogoofy317 on June 08, 2012, 08:08:14 AM
I think I'm going to have to get to know him more. Kinda like I did with sunshine probably took 6 months 'til I got her habits. But, keep 'em coming. First impressions hmmm, the little booger isn't an off the line type of guy but once he gets going you can't even tell your doing 70 until you look at the speedo. He is an automatic 1.8 and good on gas mileage for a car. I absolutely love the hatch back too. Changing a tail light? PITA gotta take the whole taillight off the vehicle!
Mary
Oh, the F150 was one of those daunting tasks for the headlight on 1 side, dont remmeber left I think ... till I saw that it had these 2 pull off tabs that let that whole thing just drop out. Swapped the right and I told my wife i'll be working changing the left one for 3-4 hours, 5 mins later she sees me sitting in the living room with a beer (which I opened as I started work as I always do ... cant work without being armed with beer) and about to watch TV. She goes, huh gave up already ... I said nope, fixed. Nuff said.
Cool.
Buddha.
those jobs are fun. or if like me. ( small ) i can route my hands in many of the vehicles that require removal of the headlights and fish the bulbs out and then back in. 5 minutes versus an hour. did that for a friend. after 5 minutes, im sitting on porch. he comes back outside, ( lazy as hell) i said got tired of waiting for your ass so i went ahead and finished it. my frintier was a complete removal of tail light cluster as well. i keep a cheap screwdriver set in cars for this purpose. err kept. said screwdriver set in the cars
mary, if you decide to enhance the audio of hte versa, ( which is decent already tbh) a small subwoofer (8" to 10" firing straight up so it hits glass and gope forward) will work wonders. not talking like drown out the neighbourhood with your music loud. but enough where everything is heard, in its full range. IIRC youve got 25-30ish amperes to play with before taxing the alternator on that car. ( similar to my truck. which was 25 spare. )
Well,
My Versa has a name Rocky! He reminded my roommate of a Rock and Sock 'em Robot head LOL. And it has pretty much stuck!
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