Ken turned us onto the "I'm on a Boat" video. This is the exact opposite in content but the rapping is similar. I think it's fresh and creative. I stole this off my friend's blog-thank you Pat, hilarious!
I think it's more for Le Don. I laugh when I think of the conversation we had at Prairie City. "You know a mini van is really very practical. You can load it up with kids and bikes."
It's true though. We experienced the ease of minivan life in Hawaii and I'm not sure how long our Forester will last. But maybe we should just get a porsche instead...they fit carseats in the back pretty well, right?
you guys know you want one. (: but while you were here, did you experience the ease of finding a moldy sandwich, moldly surf trunks, or buckets of sand to clean? i swear, things get lost in there and never come out! nobody wants to crawl around their swagger wagon looking for all the hiding places their toddlers and preschoolers smash special treasures into. kidding aside, i can totally see you guys diggin the minivan with all the camping, traveling, etc you do.
Seriously Pat, we've talked about it a few times. I'm not sure our compact Suburu would fit more kids. Michael is sweating as he reads this, I'm sure. We experienced surfboards and sand in your van, maybe a few crumbs. The best was seeing how comfortable Mark was driving it around.
it seriously just crossed my mind for the first time, after reading your comments, that a minivan might not be manly and mark is cruising in a mom mobile. i just laughed out loud and i will again with mark tonight. it's even funnier though when he drives my car around...either way, the guy doesn't have a man card. (but he's good like that).
I think it's more for Le Don. I laugh when I think of the conversation we had at Prairie City. "You know a mini van is really very practical. You can load it up with kids and bikes."
ReplyDeleteIt's true though. We experienced the ease of minivan life in Hawaii and I'm not sure how long our Forester will last. But maybe we should just get a porsche instead...they fit carseats in the back pretty well, right?
ReplyDeleteyou guys know you want one. (: but while you were here, did you experience the ease of finding a moldy sandwich, moldly surf trunks, or buckets of sand to clean? i swear, things get lost in there and never come out! nobody wants to crawl around their swagger wagon looking for all the hiding places their toddlers and preschoolers smash special treasures into. kidding aside, i can totally see you guys diggin the minivan with all the camping, traveling, etc you do.
ReplyDeleteSeriously Pat, we've talked about it a few times. I'm not sure our compact Suburu would fit more kids. Michael is sweating as he reads this, I'm sure. We experienced surfboards and sand in your van, maybe a few crumbs. The best was seeing how comfortable Mark was driving it around.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could watch the video...not working so well here on the island. I'll check back when in Switzerland. :)
ReplyDeleteRight now I'd like a mid 2000's GX470 before a minivan. I've kind of gotten attached to my man card.
ReplyDeleteit seriously just crossed my mind for the first time, after reading your comments, that a minivan might not be manly and mark is cruising in a mom mobile. i just laughed out loud and i will again with mark tonight. it's even funnier though when he drives my car around...either way, the guy doesn't have a man card. (but he's good like that).
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