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Kia has cars that come in brown. They call it "chestnut". We had a few Rios in that colour at the lot. I called them the Turd on Wheels. I feel sorry for the little Kias because that was the nickname I also gave to all the Cobalts, which they replaced. I've seen a few SUVs in a sort of metallic brown but I can't remember the make.
When the new Fiesta first came out here, Ford had two ugly colours: Lime Squeeze and Candy Apple Red. Lime Squeeze was this neon green colour, while Candy Apple Red was actually closer to purple. Everybody hated them, so we used to give them out to whoever happened to get the cheapest rate as punishment.
No no no, you misheard him. He said CLOWN cars are illegal. It freaks people out to see so many people going into or out of a car that can't even fit in there and causes rubber necking. Your neck magically turns into rubber and then you can't breathe and you die. It's called transrubbersubstantiation or something like that.
It's one of the reasons I almost died laughing when I recently saw the movie Noah. There was this tiny ark and millions of creatures flocked into it, more than could possibly fit inside kind of like a clown ark.
Had I actually died laughing my spirit has been instructed to sue the Vatican. Someone should make them pay for this dangerous bullshit if the govt. is too pussy to collect taxes from them.
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