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Special thanks to our friends Bill and Danielle Shannon for taking such good care of the car and for giving us a great deal on it.
Apparently, we are now a part of this whole sub-culture of people who are really enthusiastic about having a diesel car. I have found a lot of websites devoted to this phenomenon, including this one.
Also, Laura and I like to name our cars. We have not come to an agreement about this one yet. She likes the name "Rachel," while I like the name "Caroline." Which one do you like better? Or do you have a better idea? I am open to suggestions.
6 comments:
Sweet ride bro...my vote would be for Caroline, since you are living in North Carolina and all.
I don't like the name Caroline for personal reasons. I always give my VW's German names. I suggest Berta or Heidi.
Um...Diesels are not girls, he is a boy, his name is Hansel...well at least when we owned him. If you want to give him a sex change I guess you can because he is yours now. But I do not want to be around him when he finds out he is a girl now.
I'm with your friend Chris, how about Ruperta or perhaps Agneth??
The debate can stop now. I've got a solid german name that adequately acknowledges the heritage and the technology of the automobile in question.
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"Dieter"
For those unschooled in Deutsch, it's pronounced 'dee-ter'.
I know it's a boy's name, but please refer to bill's comment above!
ooh, i like hansel (his original name) and dieter. that's awesome. :)
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