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Subscribe to this threadVW Rabbit is the new top-researched car on Gaywheels.com
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John Johnson @ Apr 10th 2008 10:37AM
I sure hope none of my friends get on Autoblog to make fun of me for buying a Rabbit last month :P
Allan @ Apr 10th 2008 10:48AM
I forwarded this to one of my good friends that has a Rabbit. His girlfriend should get a kick out of it.
FrankTheCrank @ Apr 10th 2008 11:14AM
Gives a whole new meaning to lubing the chassis. Frisco!!!
Dolemite @ Apr 10th 2008 12:06PM
John, don't worry, having read some your other comments, your is the last thing someone would need to point out in order to make fun of you.
Dolemite @ Apr 10th 2008 12:09PM
*your car is the last thing...
Damn it.
(And to those of you who don't get it, the above comment is a joke)
Brandon @ Apr 11th 2008 5:10PM
I Have a Mazda3 And I Love My Car Its Nice Fast and Decent On Gas
vento97 @ May 14th 2008 8:51AM
It takes a lot more "stones" to drive a Rabbit than it does to live up the the Madison Avenue derived image of "toughness" by driving a (insert the "manly" brand here).
People get way too caught up in this stuff. Drive whatever the hell you want, and let the "manly" types continue to shell out $120+ for a fillup...