Funny story, just for laughs - the things you find

[GladeRunner]

When I removed my running boards, I found a knife stashed under the passenger-side board.

It has a sharp edge and I use it frequently around the garage. Thanks PO!

 

[BlackCat914]

nothin' much in mine. It had all 3 replacement accessory belts, a pint of brake fluid, and a quart of trans fluid in the rear storage compartment. It also came with a lot of Dora the Explorer stickers all over the right rear window.

 

[Nelsonmd]

I found an old fry in mine.

 

[Greg_Canada]

spelling changes with volume consumed, you know how it is :cheers:

LOL, then i get lazy and start calling in Rye.

In all truth, it's spelled Whiskey in the US and Scotland, and Whisky everywhere else in the world.

 

[theizzardking]

LOL, then i get lazy and start calling in Rye.

In all truth, it's spelled Whiskey in the US and Scotland, and Whisky everywhere else in the world.

well not actually true, in scotland it's whisky ....

saw a $22,000 bottle of scotch when i was there, would have loved to try that one!

 

[Kmvreter]

Nice find, better than the two dead hookers and kilo of blow I found under the rear storage cover of mine - what a mess!

... he says with a straight face.

LMAO. I vote for this as the best post in the forum, ever!

 

[TheDurk]

LOL, then i get lazy and start calling in Rye.

In all truth, it's spelled Whiskey in the US and Scotland, and Whisky everywhere else in the world.

The Irish, who also speak the Gaelic language that gave us the word, use the "e".:

I suspect the American spelling came over on the boat from Ireland along with my ancestors. You don't want to argue with an Irishman about the spelling of "whiskey," especially if he has been drinking some.

There are also some folks in Kentucky who didn't get the memo: