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Raymond Started conversation Jun 23, 2003
Just popped over from the 'Tell us a Joke' thread to find out who you are, and I noticed the 'Keeper of the Car Named "Kevin"' line. I'm curious about that. How does a car get the name "Kevin"? I have two grandsons, 3 and 5 years, who have named mine "Harold" but that is because of "Thomas the Tank Engine". I have a white minivan, and the only thing on "Thomas" that's white is "Harold the Helicopter". Their father's blue Buick station wagon is "Thomas", their mother's light blue minivan is "Edward", and their father's pickup truck is "Gordon". It all fits. But "Kevin"???
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Clio, Dentonite, Libtech, Procrastinator and HNM Posted Jun 23, 2003
The way I got the name is quite simple really, when I first got it, the first three letters of the licence plate were KVN. The fact that I considered him a guy is what most people laughed at me about. Kevin was just like my Dad though, many things wrong but kept working anyway.
If you want to read a little more about him just check the My Car entry in my journal.
and Long Life
(I assume that LL&P is Live Long and Prosper)
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Raymond Posted Jun 24, 2003
Great story on the car. I had one like that once, a '69 Chevy my friends called 'Dianna', after Dianna Prince, AKA Wonderwoman (It's a wonder that car runs at all!). I've got some good stories to tell about that car.
You got the LL&P right. I'm an old Sci-Fi fan from way back. Another one I sometimes use is MTFBWY. Recognize that one?
RtC
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Clio, Dentonite, Libtech, Procrastinator and HNM Posted Jun 26, 2003
Too easy, May the Force be with you too!
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Raymond Posted Jun 28, 2003
I used that on a friend and he came back with MTSBWY. Do you recognize that one?
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(It took me quite some time, but I eventually got that one, too)
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Clio, Dentonite, Libtech, Procrastinator and HNM Posted Jun 28, 2003
May the Schwarz Be with you! C'mon, I'm as geeky a chick as your going to find in these parts (my town, not Hootoo)
"So Lonestar, Now you see that Evil will always triumph, becouse Good is Dumb"
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Raymond Posted Jun 28, 2003
Bravo! And I don't consider that 'geeky', just 'discerning' of good material. Any John Candy movie is a good one.
RtC
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Clio, Dentonite, Libtech, Procrastinator and HNM Posted Jun 28, 2003
I enjoy the title of "geek". We are of course the most discerning of individuals. 
Only the finest sci-fi and obscureness for us.
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