What ever happened to meaty two-fisted corporate names like Union Carbide or Standard Oil or General Plow? Now it's all bullshit babytalk like Floopi or Jibbo or Giggle
If I started a company I would name it American Slab & Chock. It wouldn't necessarily make slabs or chocks, I just like the name
Velcome to Part 2 of the #DavesCarIDService Halloween Scrapyard of Horrors BWA HAHAHAHA <pipe organ blast>
*That of course is Drag-U-La, designed by Tom Daniel and built at the Barris Kustom shop in 1966, featuring a real fiberglass casket bought from a Valley funeral parlor, dual quad Ford 289, Radir mags rear and SpeedSport wires front.
The other car is a boring Ferrari, who cares
Controversially, there are 2 cinematic Drag-U-La origin stories: the Munsters series (Grandpa build it to win back the Munster Koach that Herman lost in a drag race) and the "Munster Go Home" movie (Grandpa built it for Herman to drive in a cross-country race).
Exciting news! I am proud to announce I am rebranding my Twitter feed as FART. Don't worry, this will not in anyway change your user experience. Welcome to the FARTverse!
What is the FARTverse? The answer is simple- and, at the same time, beautifully unsimple. The FARTverse is a new paradigm for how I can connect with you, and connect you to others who want to connect to you, as part of an entire Connected To You (CTY) Ecosystem
In the FARTverse, you can engage with our valued CTY Ecosystem partner network through our patented Virtual Olfactory Reality (VOR) technology.
True 'Dune' story: when the David Lynch version came out, me and couple of friends ingested psychelics and went to see it at a theater. When the climactic worm-riding scene started, I stood up out of my seat and yelled 'yeee hahhh, ride 'em wormboy'
This remains the only standup comedy I have ever performed
no, Iowa City. My friends were Dune & Tolkein sci fi nerds and were really into it. I'm really not into sci fi except cheesy 1950s drive in flicks