![]() 08/11/2014 at 11:52 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
For me
jugs
pumpkin
tranny
use any of these and I think you're a moron who uses baby names for things as well, like calling a bottle a bahbah or when you have to piss you tinkle and when you eat too many microwaved nachos your tummy hurts.
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Fox
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What the hell are jugs and pumpkins?
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dynamic
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like this? "man that car is a fox!"
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I don't know about jugs, but a pumpkin can refer to a differential.
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I have been quite tired of journos using "proper" for some time.
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dealership
The word dealership implies getting a deal.
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Like this
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Jugs for a two-stroke at least refers to a cylinder. Most two-strokes have a cylinder that comes off the block, thus having a somewhat jug-like shape. Expanding that colloquialism to all cylinders may be done by some people, I don't know.
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tranny is pretty terrible.
I will admit I do say Foggies when referring to awesome fog lights.
I think the British names for car parts are funny - bonnet, boot, backbox.
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Unless the car is actually a "Dynamic" as its model name, and is pronounced all French-like.
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'Shitbox', mainly. It's not really used where I live, and as 'shitboxes' - that is, small hatchbacks - are one of my favourite varieties of cars, I've always found it a little off-putting when I see it on this site, even as a term of endearment.
I'm not the greatest fan of 'econobox', either.
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Flappy-paddle gearbox.
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What's a backbox in American?
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I can't say which words I hate, because I'd get run out of here with pitchforks and torches.
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hate the mustang eh? or you just hate that its called a fox instead of mustang.
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What I think of when I hear Tranny:
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It's a tagline, but 'puts the fun back into driving'.
It's usually attached to cars in advertising campaigns. Cars that have a mechanism for getting better fuel economy by sucking the soul from their drivers and running on that in some kind of tediousness-based hybrid system.
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muffler
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You mean that Hell hole where you go to buy a car?
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Ah. Thanks.
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no we love you too much.
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It's far more complicated than that.
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saying "nos" when you mean nitrous . NOS is a trademarked acronym for Nitrous Oxide Systems , a company which helped popularize the use of nitrous.
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PDK.
Is saying Doppelkuplungsgetreibe really too hard for you???
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"Bespoke" was everywhere for a while, signifying "pretentious," but nowadays that word no be spoke so much.
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Pumpkins are usually a term for the differential housing.
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"Lambo"
No, it's a Lamborghini.
"Rims"
That's a wheel, unless you're referring to the very outer edge of it.
"reliable Volkswagen"
I kid.
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tasteful modifications
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Hrrrnghhhhhhhhhhhh double A-pillars tho....
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"twist" for torque, "twisties" for turns, "lump" for engine. Then there's...
"import" for Japanese econobox you want grouped in with German sports cars,
"German engineering" for VW econobox you want grouped in with BMW/Audi/Merc/Porsche,
"waste energy" in reference to using your pistons to push air through a turbo,
"sporty" which is used in inverse proportion to a car's performance