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AussieInquisitor wrote:

emmjay wrote:When you name your car after a KS character. My Chevy Metro is named Suzu for two reasons. One, because it's got a Suzuki engine; and two, on cold days, it has trouble waking up.
When you give serious thought to what kind of cars the characters would own, despite the fact that at least three of them will never be able to drive.
In no particular order, here's what I figure:
Misha: A Harley-Davidson. It just seems to fit. And Harleys are known for their distinctive noise, after all.
Hanako: Also a motorcycle, but something more along the lines of a Kawasaki. A crotch-rocket, in other words. And of course, she'd wear the kind of helmet that completely conceals the face.
Shizune: A BMW Z4 roadster, or something similarly powerful, expensive, and well-engineered.
Emi: A Mazda Miata.
Rin: A VW Beetle, either old or new. Which she would be constantly forgetting to maintain.
Kenji: A Volvo station wagon, festooned with political bumper stickers.
Lilly: Something comfortable and reliable, but not showy or flashy. Maybe a Mercedes or Lexus.
Hisao: Actually, I could see Hisao relying on public transport or his own two feet for the rest of his life.
Mutou: A beat-up, but still well-maintained, old Toyota Corolla hatchback.
Miki: Something fast and expensive. Corvette or somesuch. Or a [shimmie=3579]Lamborghini Miura[/shimmie].
Meiko: Well, she's just this side of a soccer mom, so - minivan.

So the next time I see an Aston Martin tearing down the highway with a suited, blonde female driver, toting an MP5, I'd know to duck out of the wa- oh, wait. Sorry; wrong media source.

Still, it probably wouldn't have been above Akira to possess an Aston Martin or some other 'super-car' once she's well up on the promotion ladder .... I think (?)

emmjay wrote:

AussieInquisitor wrote:

emmjay wrote:When you name your car after a KS character. My Chevy Metro is named Suzu for two reasons. One, because it's got a Suzuki engine; and two, on cold days, it has trouble waking up.
When you give serious thought to what kind of cars the characters would own, despite the fact that at least three of them will never be able to drive.
In no particular order, here's what I figure:
Misha: A Harley-Davidson. It just seems to fit. And Harleys are known for their distinctive noise, after all.
Hanako: Also a motorcycle, but something more along the lines of a Kawasaki. A crotch-rocket, in other words. And of course, she'd wear the kind of helmet that completely conceals the face.
Shizune: A BMW Z4 roadster, or something similarly powerful, expensive, and well-engineered.
Emi: A Mazda Miata.
Rin: A VW Beetle, either old or new. Which she would be constantly forgetting to maintain.
Kenji: A Volvo station wagon, festooned with political bumper stickers.
Lilly: Something comfortable and reliable, but not showy or flashy. Maybe a Mercedes or Lexus.
Hisao: Actually, I could see Hisao relying on public transport or his own two feet for the rest of his life.
Mutou: A beat-up, but still well-maintained, old Toyota Corolla hatchback.
Miki: Something fast and expensive. Corvette or somesuch. Or a [shimmie=3579]Lamborghini Miura[/shimmie].
Meiko: Well, she's just this side of a soccer mom, so - minivan.

So the next time I see an Aston Martin tearing down the highway with a suited, blonde female driver, toting an MP5, I'd know to duck out of the wa- oh, wait. Sorry; wrong media source.

Still, it probably wouldn't have been above Akira to possess an Aston Martin or some other 'super-car' once she's well up on the promotion ladder .... I think (?)

Akira wasn't on my list for the simple reason that she's already established as owning a Lancer Evo.
Also, on the subject of disabled drivers, something I should have linked to in my previous post.

Puncyclopedia wrote:When you can lie awake at night, trying to go to sleep, and still hear Caged Heart somewhere in the back of your mind.

KeiichiO wrote:When the sub-par movie 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' reminds you of a certain narcoleptic from 3-3...

forgetmenot wrote:

KeiichiO wrote:When the sub-par movie 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' reminds you of a certain narcoleptic from 3-3...

Calling Paul Blart: Mall Cop sub-par is an insult to par.

SpecimenSix wrote:

forgetmenot wrote:

KeiichiO wrote:When the sub-par movie 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' reminds you of a certain narcoleptic from 3-3...

Calling Paul Blart: Mall Cop sub-par is an insult to par.

That's definitely true. It was like a poor man's Observe and Report without any of the actual comedy. More importantly though, what in that awful movie could possibly remind you of Suzu?

KeiichiO wrote:

SpecimenSix wrote:That's definitely true. It was like a poor man's Observe and Report without any of the actual comedy. More importantly though, what in that awful movie could possibly remind you of Suzu?

He has a similar condition that I can't remember the name of. You would know if you watched the movie...

SpecimenSix wrote:

KeiichiO wrote:

SpecimenSix wrote:That's definitely true. It was like a poor man's Observe and Report without any of the actual comedy. More importantly though, what in that awful movie could possibly remind you of Suzu?

He has a similar condition that I can't remember the name of. You would know if you watched the movie...

I don't recall any mention of him having narcolepsy. Then again it was such an awful movie I think I purposely shut most of it out.

forgetmenot wrote:

KeiichiO wrote:When the sub-par movie 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' reminds you of a certain narcoleptic from 3-3...

Calling Paul Blart: Mall Cop sub-par is an insult to par.

Puncyclopedia wrote:When you can lie awake at night, trying to go to sleep, and still hear Caged Heart somewhere in the back of your mind.

SpunkySix wrote:

forgetmenot wrote:

KeiichiO wrote:When the sub-par movie 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' reminds you of a certain narcoleptic from 3-3...

Calling Paul Blart: Mall Cop sub-par is an insult to par.

...I liked it.

neio wrote:I thought it was hypoglycemia which made him pass out during exercise. Not quite the same as narcolepsy.

But hell if I'm ever going to check. When did I even watch that affront to cinema?