

| Subject: | Re: Patron Saints for Vanagons? |
| From: | Evan Mac Donald |
| Date: | Wed, 12 Jul 2006 15:38:59 -0700 |
Hey - what's going on here? Has no one remembered the patron saint of machinists (and mechanics in general)? You all know him... St. Nick. bueses <bueses@EARTHLINK.NET> wrote: ............... > There's not a single patron saint for VW's but these four should about cover > a trip across country in a Vanagon. > > St. Anthony of Padua - Travelers > St. Frances of Rome - Motorists > St. Rita - Impossible Causes > St. Dymphna - Insanity > > but ... but ... but ... what about St. Christopher??? ............... ... > > St. Constance ... patron saint of CV joints. > St. Axel ........ i'll let you guess on this one. :) > St. Gaston ...... carburetors, fuel injection, fuel pumps, gas tanks. > and so on. perhaps this could be your assignment for Phrydaye. :) > > unca joel ............. >And let's not leave out my personal guide, Saint Sarah, the patron saint of >the Gypsies. .............. >Hmmm... I guess John Muir (of the Idiot's Guide fame) is not a Saint. ............ >Of course he is. He's the Patron Saint of Complete Idiots! >Saint John of Wolfsburg ............ Thanks Unca Joel, Your report is the most convincing & well thought out response, although I think everyone did a good job of passing away the dog days of summer pursuing my dubious post! Since St. C was the only Patron Saint I really knew of, I ASSummed it was to obvious to be appropriate, & I am wrong again! In any event, taking poetic license liberties w/ Vanagon Patron Saints allowed for a more stimulating conversation, wouldn't you agree? Thanks to all who contributed to the discussion- my apologies to all who were offended. Tom B.-52 days till the man burns
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