

| Subject: | Re: Frydaye Pholleez - by name and by culture |
| From: | Michael Sullivan |
| Date: | Fri, 9 Oct 2009 16:41:20 -0500 |
Unca Joel needs to be admitted to the Van-O-Fame, IMO. Michael in San Antonio 91GL AT 'Gringo' 73 Beetle On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 4:32 PM, joel walker <uncajoel@bellsouth.net> wrote: > A Vanagon Scientific Dictionary > > little known scientific names and facts > concerning Volkswagen Vanagons (and other years of Type 2 vehicles) > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Van der Waals forces ... > the relatively mild attractive forces that are operative > between vans and campers > and that arise because of the eccentric polarization induced > in each by the presence > of the other. > in laymen's language, the name of the phenomomenen that causes > clusters of Vanagons > Vanagon campers and other such vehicles to magically appear at > campgrounds. > > Van der Graaff electrostatic generator ... > commonly known as "no brakes at all" in a vanagon. causes > tinglely feelings all up and down the > body, and hair to stand on end, creating a very strange > appearance of the driver to passers-by > or unwilling passengers. so called because of the sounds > coming from the driver as she/he > attempts to rapidly pump the brake pedal in an effort to lower > the velocity of the vehicle: > "graff!! graaaaaafff!!! GRAAAAFFFF!!!". > > Vandyke ... > nah. not going there. not today. > > Vanadic acid ... > various forms of LSD found under the seats of the used Vanagon > Camper > you just purchased online. > > Vanadate .... > the court date for your appearance before the magistrate to > explain why you should not > be locked up for drug possession due to the vanadic acid found > in your newly purchased > van by the constable and his drug-sniffering dog. > > Vanadium ... > a vanagon and camper exhibition of Van der Waals forces, when > held inside a football stadium. > > Vanadinite ... > one of possibly several occupants of a Vanagon Camper, eating > a meal inside the camper. > > Vandal ... > one of a pair of sandals, worn by drivers or passengers of > Vanagons. > > Vandalism ... > the use of a Vandal to severely whup up on the driver of a > Vanagon during an > occurance of Van der Graaff electrostatic generation. > > Vandalize ... > the yellow/black/blue/reddish coloration of the face of the > driver of a Vanagon > after (or possibly during) an occurance of Van der Graaff > electrostatic generation, > after having undergone Vandalism. > > Vanguard ... > a medium-to-large dog. > > Vanilla ... > a common all-encompassing ailment found among Vanadinites. > > Vanir ... > A race of Norse gods who became united with the Aesir. > or a beautiful-to-look at but very shallow person with shoddy > workmanship underneath, > who happens to drive a Vanagon. :) > > Vanish ... > things of or related to Vanagons. > > Vanishing Cream ... > externally applied goop that makes people think you actually > drive a Vanagon. > > Vanity ... > an empty Vanagon. sometimes, just a single Vanagon Camper off > in the woods by itself. > > Vanquish ... > the remains of a Vanguard after being run over by a Vanagon. > also, the rest of the face of a driver of a Vanagon after > being Vandalized. > > Vantage ... > the name given to older-but-wiser drivers of Vanagons, > especially those with lots of gray hair. > > Vanward ... > the east wing of the state mental institution, wherein are > kept all seriously disturbed Vanagon > owners. :) > > > and that's the rest of the Dictionary. :) > > unca joel >
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