I always said I thought they looked like a box on wheels. I like this better.
(I just Googled it and found out that “Brave Little Toaster” is both a book and an animated movie)
I always said I thought they looked like a box on wheels. I like this better.
(I just Googled it and found out that “Brave Little Toaster” is both a book and an animated movie)
6 comments:
At least the owner has no illusions about the beauty of the car!
Seriously? You'd never heard of "Brave Little Toaster"? Stupidest kids' movie ever. Hilarious in its stupidity, though.
Nope, never heard of it until now. Silly, sheltered me. :)
Friendship and loyalty - key to the little cute story!....and of course Lisa explained it pretty well...But surely you haven't missed that much....
I've always loved the first-generation xB. I call it the breadbox, and often take pictures if I see one drive by or parked on the street. There's a purposefulness to it that no other car can match. And, from what I hear, they're sturdy little things that return phenomenal fuel economy (aerodynamics notwithstanding.)
My next door neighbor owned one, he loved it. It was reasonably peppy, had a ton of headroom even for 6'1" me and could haul a bunch of stuff. Great little toaster (or breadbox) on wheels.
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