

| Subject: | Re: nicknames for the generations |
| From: | sstones |
| Date: | Tue, 4 Oct 1994 16:10:28 -0400 (EDT) |
On Tue, 4 Oct 1994, J. Walker wrote:
> On Tue, 4 Oct 94 09:56:06 CDT John Ritchie said:
> >... Also, I propose that we adopt "UrineVan" as the list-approved
> >slang for the latest generation of bus. Good one, Wizzer!
> so we have to come up with a phrase/word/nickname that is DESCRIPTIVE of the
> van, relates to its shape. what does it remind you of when you see it? that
> sort of name.
>
> so what does a Eurovan look like? well, it ain't a loaf of bread. it ain't
> a brick. it's rounded, tall, and has a short nose. hmmmmm. i'm not getting
> any ideas here. anybody else?
>
It looks like an Astro Van. Boy am I gonna get chewed out for this
one by Mr. Defender. :)
Ever since I first heard of them I've affectionally referred to them as
urinevans... I say aye. and Aye says I.
I have seen one (At a show) with the license plate
MY OVAN
I thought that was cute. =)
As for what they look like... We could call them pathetic american
minivans, but that wouldn't be fair. Just 'cause they don't look VW
doesn't mean they don't act VW.
Cheers
<sstones@io.org>
SStones Toronto, Ontario.
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