The Mazda Laputa derivates from the book Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift. Similarly to the Nissan Moco and the Mitsubishi Pajero, the name is fortuitously unfit for Spanish-speaking countries, since "la puta" in Spanish means literally "the whore" ("moco means "snot" or "booger" and "pajero" may be understood as "wanker").
Here’s what people are saying about Frank and his hilarious blogs:
Mary Stuart Masterson:
“Frank who?”
Tom Hanks:
“Hey man, will you quit following me!”
Jack Kerouac’s headstone:
“ .”
People waiting for the bus at
“Stop staring at me, or I’ll mace your eyes out of their sockets!”
Larry Duvalle, owner of Larry’s Sewers and Storm Drains:
“He’s a grate guy- that’s all.”
2 comments :
It must be a fun job to name cars, candles and nail polish!
Frank! Is it you?! I just remembered you directing me to this- I got it right on the first try without going back to read my messages. Yay, me.
Good to read your blogs again! I've been enjoying my little piece of anonymity...
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