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14BlackGT 9/9/15 03:55 PM

Why are manufacture dates referred to as "born?"
 
On the forums, sometimes I see the manufacture date of a car as "born." When something is born, it comes out of a vagina - right?

Otherwise its hatched out of an egg. :rofl2:

Moderators please don't kick me off. Its just a body part. :D

houtex 9/9/15 07:21 PM

An egg is NOT a body part.

:mad:

Let's get 'im, people!

:spank: :rant: :kick: :brick: :slap: :bonk: :fuss: :jasonandscott: :banned: :goodbye: :catfight: :al:

/wait, what's that last one doin' there..?

TripleBlack14 9/10/15 06:04 AM

I don't know exactly when my Mustang was born, but when I got it there was a hand print on it's a$$ from where the QC tech slapped it.

2k7gtcs 9/10/15 07:32 AM

Why are manufacture dates referred to as "born?"
 
My 93 Notch was 'born'oin my 21st birthday

I thought that was kind of cool to find out

Glad I wasn't working the assembly line that day

The car would have 3 headlights and no motor

14BlackGT 9/10/15 11:44 AM


Originally Posted by houtex (Post 6945548)
An egg is NOT a body part.

:mad:

are we going to have a chicken and egg discussion now? :rolleyes:

SpectreH 9/10/15 12:13 PM

People tend to anthropomorphize their cars by naming their cars, referring to them as "she", etc. In that case, born on date makes sense.


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