Gene’s Fine Foods in Union, SC (my home town) has had a Chicken Truck for decades. This place was around when I was a kid in the 60s. Originally, it was a Little Mint, hence the shape of the sign. That was one of the several fast food chains that died out in the Carolinas over the decades.
So, what is the thought process that makes people think this sort of video needs a thrashing soundtrack that renders it nearly unwatchable?
I think there is also a Caucasian Challenge held in the old states of the Confederacy, but that’s a story for another day.
Looping on the bus driver’s playlist:
What, you didn’t know Mad Max was actually a documentary?
Yuuge cheek implants that make her eyes squinty?
That dude has ball the size of Texas. Not to mention that he appears to be black. No way, no how would I even fantasize about doing that if I were black and in a southern state. Nope.
Ever hear the Jim Croce song “Speedball Tucker”? It has that line:
The hospital outpatient centers around here all have valet parking that uses older retired guys as attendents, working for tips. They get a blast from their youth when I show up for a doctor’s appointment and let them park my 1966 Chevelle 8-) It takes them back to a better time. Sorry, not a horror story.
I felt and actual clinching in my scrotum when that guy went over the handlebars.
When I saw the headline and photo, I assumed it was a Cars and Coffee story.
Looks kinda chapped.
This 1966 Chevelle has been my faithful daily driver for five years. It is now 50 years old. Same model as my first car, which I drove from 1976 - 1985.
That open-cockpit lunar lander looks like it would have been a blast to ride! No puns intended.
Where is Otto?
I remember when you couldn’t even get a test drive in one around here. They were sold before they hit the lot.
I have been fighting the urge to buy an old PT Cruiser for a while. That’s it, I’m getting one. Turbo with flames on it!
I think I earned some kind of AP credit by watching this video!
She looks like a fun date!
