With a nation that covets hamburgers with two meat patties (that have never been frozen) topped with cheese and six slabs of bacon, are we really supposed to run out and buy the latest Chevy truck being hawked to us as something desirable because it's fuckin' "vegetarian" (because it consumes E-85 fuel)?
~Dada (forgetting we'll swallow anything they shove down our throats)
5 comments:
hmmmm, well that is an interesting thought...I guess the cardiobuster should have a car to go with it....
( I personally really really want a French Fry car...but I would be hungry for fries all the time...)
Never fear, Toyota has a plug-in hybrid on the way. Chevy will have The Volt in 2010 (with 3 choices of fuel). Living in the land of pick-up trucks driven by baco-cheesburger eating slobs spitting into their cellphones while ramming their big front bumpers into my ass, I can't wait for the demise of that whole atrophied species.
Dada, you missed the point: How did they get all that beef to Big Mac? On the back of a vegetarian pick-up truck! How else?
enigma - i own a french fry car and yeppers - i'm hungry for fries or potato chips or---smile
in reading this dada - i'm wondering who's this person's heart surgeon? damn that's a lot of grease
this is funny. I love the comments - some of which I'd never even considered before. In fact, it took me several hours of pondering enigma's response about French fries before it even hit me what the hell she was talking about. (I think it was finally a flashback to your car az, that made me remember what exactly it was I was saying about this newest "vegetarian" Chevy.)
d.k., I found your descriptions very hilarious, yet graphic, beyond which I can say no more.
And eprof, thanks for the irony of veggie trucks hauling all that beef to burger industry joints. Even more ironic when we consider the possible inevitability of a food war between truck and cow, now both vegetarians.
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