

| Subject: | Re: By name and culturally we Vanagon owners are..... (Frydaye) |
| From: | Roland |
| Date: | Fri, 9 Oct 2009 13:33:18 -0700 |
Was ist ein Ricer? Ach du lieber, es gibt doch so viel spass. Root for "Ricer": "Rice Burner.", i.e. souped up peppy little car from across the Pacific. Alternative definition, a Ricer is (and I quote from this link, although I cannot exactly agree with the judgmentally oriented wording). Although the intent is clear. "A Ricer is a stupid young idiot who thinks he is a car expert after watching The Fast and the Furious, Pimp My Ride, and playing Need For Speed Underground. It is also used to describe the completely overrated car. " http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Ricer Ricers are either: 1. looked upon as misled and disoriented car enthusiasts. 2. highly respected for their enthusiasm and are doing nothing different than we did in the old days as youngsters with our 50s hot rods, muscle cars, or European sports cars. Roland On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Al Knoll <anasasi@gmail.com> wrote: > Ricer? Latent Ricer? vas ist das? My research shows little on this > quaint regional colloquialism. So do tell, it being fryday and such. > > Goofing around in your vanagon could morph into vanagoofing thereby > creating the singular > Vanagoof or the plural Vanageef for those so afflicted. > > Pensionerd. >
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