Over at my friends house last week. her step dad came up to me, of course i was already halfway to drunkeness. said, "do you know who drives that white honda with the PhoenixTattooCompany sticker on the back?"

i told him it was me, kinda freaked out that i perhaps have hit his car by mistake. he was asking me if i liked my car, i was telling him all the cool stuff and whatnot, he had to cut me of so he could tell me that he had just ordered the '08 Fit sport. we talked for the rest of the night. me and this middle age crisis metal head.

By the time i was drunk i told him to drive it so i could get some pretzels.

Honda Fit commorodity strikes agian!

 

lol, funny story!^

 

the moral of the story, don't drink and drive.

and if you don't drink and drive, good things will happen to you... like owning a fit!

 

Best story EVAR LOLOLOLOL


Actually, best story consisting of no more than 8 sentences!

 

haha. i keep it short and sweet.. but i also feel like i type more than i actually do type.

 

lol. funny story!

 

Um, cool?....

 

Ha ha cool story!!
Does he walk around with metallica shirts on??
Tell him to join the site when he gets his Fit!

 

he did talk about metallica, and how he could fit his amp in the back of the fit. i just thought it was funny how this big tough man was excited like a little boy about this little car

 

As a middle-aged metal head, I can relate to this guy. The members of Metallica are middle-aged, too, ya know.

I sometimes have to turn down the Marilyn Manson CD when I go through my bank's drive-through.
Once, when I was inside the bank, I saw the tellers laughing at some guy's radio (they turned the speaker up loud in the bank so the other tellers could hear it, he was listening to Dolly Parton).

My Fit is exciting to me, too. Unlike my last few cars.

 

you kind of look like Ian Anderson... my flute playing hero.

 

I loves me some Jethro Tull. Saw them twice a couple of years ago. I don't know how many other original members were there, but it was definitely Ian Anderson and Martin Barre. Ian was hilarious with his between-songs banter. Much fun! My personal favorite flute solo is the one in "Locomotive Breath," but there are SO many good songs.

 

i saw them 2 nights ago out here in denver. a lot of fun. the banter is amazing as well. it's half rock show/half stand up. playing a recorder with his nose and all. i went to a show 2 years ago, being a radio contest winner, i got to go backstage. i am a proud owner of the flute he played that night... let me dig up my picture of it...