drive-in theatre ??

[cleosmom]

Originally Posted by fudderduds

While I went to the College of Idaho, I went to the drive-in twice. Dragged there once for a Greek Week event and another to see Corpse Bride. It was fun. They also play some movies in Spanish.

SergentL: if you do move to Idaho, we call "neckerknobs" suicide knobs here And, if you stick around til July, you can most definately find that 55 chevy in Emmett, Idaho, about 30 miles north of Boise-Nampa-Caldwell in the Boise Metro area during their Cruise Night celebration.

Glad you translated that one, been trying for a week to figure out what a neckerknob was

[SergeantL]

Originally Posted by fudderduds

SergentL: if you do move to Idaho, we call "neckerknobs" suicide knobs here

Oh for Heaven's sake. Any REAL car person knows that "suicide" is only applied to doors that don't hinge on the center post and open to the rear. You can't neck with Bobbie-Sue without a necker knob, but you can commit suicide by opening a reverse door at 60 MPH!

Next you will tell me that "hoagie" is called a hero sandwich or something like that.

[cleosmom]

Originally Posted by SergeantL

Next you will tell me that "hoagie" is called a hero sandwich or something like that.

Around here they are referred to as grinders or subs (short for submarine sandwich not the national chain).

[therrboomer]

Will that '55 Chev be equipped with Mexican gofasters?