

| Subject: | Re: "Stealth" mishaps: WAS Are pop-up tops really necessary?? |
| From: | Doug F |
| Date: | Fri, 24 Feb 2006 20:16:51 -0800 |
Jeff Foxworthy red neck comedy line. I thought it referenced doing any task like fixing a leaky faucet and being "handy" but it may now be a youth carry over from "get-er-done" to "get-her-done" ?? Thinking thats what the guys in Wal-Mart were trying to say? I had a couple guys get on their car's PA system once as I went through an intersection in town. Had the 85 navy blue sunroof vanagon fully tinted with limo dark tint. "Wrestle car.....wrestle car!" as I drove past. Took me a block to realize??........"oh.....wrestle...car....now I get it" Doug ----- Original Message ----- From: <JordanVw@AOL.COM> To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 7:42 PM Subject: Re: "Stealth" mishaps: WAS Are pop-up tops really necessary?? > In a message dated 2/24/06 6:53:23 PM Eastern Standard Time, mantid@GMAIL.COM > writes: > > > > large jacked-up truck driving in cicrles around me with the passengers > > hooting and yelling "GET 'ER DONE! GIT R DONE IN THERE!" It was the first > > time I had heard this expression and was a little puzzled... little did I > > know it was becoming a national catchphrase. > > > > > > im sorry..what does "git er done" mean? > > no, i dont watch nascar, listen to country music, didnt vote for Bu**sh** or > drive a pickup truck either.. > wait.. i guess the Doka is a pickup truck.. but i dont consider it one.. > just a vanagon with a flatbed :<) > > chris
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