All of a sudden the story ended without letting us know of all the terrible
things that happened.  Or is this all?!  If yes, than these guys don't know
what having a bad time is.  Must be some spoiled brats, thinking there is
milk and honey around every corner.  On top of it he puts his story as if it
is someone else to blame for him wrecking a beautifully maintained and
preserved work of art by disregarding the road conditions and driving way
above the limit on a slopy icy, snowy road.
The whole story is full of blaming something other than him or just not
admitting that life can get like this too without having bad luck.
In my mind nothing happened up to the wrecking that was out of the ordinary
unfavourable settings.  Pretty normal.
One can meet these charachters all the time.  They can call the police for
any reason.  Or the AAA as he did to put that alternator in there.  He need
to get his licence suspended for endangering his and his new wife's life
with that reckless driving in the snow downhill and make him pay a good fine
too not giving him an other free trip to have one more honeymoon.  And he
has been warned before already with that speeding ticket.
It is a stupid story.  I was looking for the punchline when it suddenly
ended.
But I'm glad they did not get hurt.
Zoltan
----- Original Message -----
From: <JordanVw@AOL.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 10:59 AM
Subject: dont ever take your honeymoon in a vanagon camper...

> apparently this is a true story...  this guy is actually parting out the
> camper on ebay now..
>
> http://www.standupcomic.com/madge/honeymoon.html
>
>
> chris