We can't let this go without putting in our own comments...now can we?
"She'll be ready for Hot August Nights," he said. Yet one marriage, three children and 13 years later, there she sits in our driveway -- a rusting, cavernous testament to his procrastination.
Sometimes, she trips the kids or gouges me with a jagged appendage just for fun. She's a wicked, contemptible coupe.
To men who fawn over her like adolescents in the presence of a supermodel, she represents dreams. But I know better. Her dull gray exterior belies her extravagant taste; I've seen the withdrawal slips.
One of us has to go, and it ain't gonna be me. Studebaker, anyone? Anyone?