Gotta go talk to a man about a horse
My wife says she’s never heard of that one, and she doubts its truthfulness. It was fairly common in the military (USMC), that’s where I heard it. It’s for #1.
Yes it is. When I’m (usually in) a bar and using that line I don’t even think about it, I just say I’m going to see a man about a horse. It comes naturally. But writing it down, I didn’t remember it accurately. Thanks, Tangent and SCAdian, I’ll let my wife know.
Dropping an MBM.
The First Car Where You Learned How to Drive a Stick.
If you never learned to drive a stick the please prepend your reply with "AT: " and write The First Car You or Your Family Friend Owned Where You Learned to Drive.
(Repeats allowed)
The First Car Where You Learned How to Drive a Stick.
If you never learned to drive a stick the please prepend your reply with "AT: " and write The First Car You or Your Family Friend Owned Where You Learned to Drive.
(Repeats allowed)
VW Microbus
AT: Volvo 244 wagon
Never learned to drive a stick and probably never will, considering that only 5% of cars sold in the US are manual
Yes but if you rent a car internationally, good luck. But then again it won’t be your clutch you’re frying, so go for it!
Current list:
The First Car Where You Learned How to Drive a Stick.
If you never learned to drive a stick the please prepend your reply with "AT: " and write The First Car You or Your Family Friend Owned Where You Learned to Drive.
(Repeats allowed)
The First Car Where You Learned How to Drive a Stick.
If you never learned to drive a stick the please prepend your reply with "AT: " and write The First Car You or Your Family Friend Owned Where You Learned to Drive.
(Repeats allowed)