Mini Pinch

1. rust

   27 September, 2004, 12:03 am

   Woohoo! FOIST POST!

2. rust

   27 September, 2004, 12:06 am

   Natalia is asking me if Matthew (my brother)calls our son “Jimmy” or as “Haime” – I have greater problems than worrying about games. Of course, Natalia is crazy. She worries about such things. And Boris the spider.

3. rust

   27 September, 2004, 12:08 am

   Of course, Natalia is all skin and bones in her butt. She is on a FIVE-CHOCOLATE-A-DAY diet to help her out in that department, but even the sugar water “coffee” she drinks doesn’t help. There just isn’t any meat on her bones to make pinching viable.

4. natalia

   27 September, 2004, 12:29 am

   I am Natalia, I’ve just pinch my butt myself and I know I’m skinny, but pretty, with nice legs, and nice lips, I LIKE MYSELF,I ‘d like to put silicone in several parts, but I think that there are much more interesting things to talk about, David is tubby, and I love him because he has very nice eyes and nose, there is also a chemical attraction and I can pinch him easily

5. Margaret

   27 September, 2004, 1:51 am

   PT Cruiser Bruiser~~like the VW Beetle game, but with a cooler name.

6. natalia

   27 September, 2004, 1:56 am

   I was wrong I find David dum and he is going out of his head for making such an ugly comment and he is so fat that he can walk rolling

7. Esther

   27 September, 2004, 1:58 am

   I think I’d be in trouble if I played any driving games, since I already have a tendency to get lost in thought while waiting at a red. I also do it occasionally while driving. Glad I’ve got good insurance.:neutral:

8. tian

   27 September, 2004, 3:45 am

   I have one similar except it is about PT cruiser.

9. ReV.JeLLyBaBY

   27 September, 2004, 4:06 am

   ReV oN: PaRkInG SpaCe TaKEdOwN!

   There are lot’s of driving games out there Jack Daniels Rally, Blind mans bump, pedestrian standoff to name but a few, but for me, parking space takedown has to be my absolute favourite.

   To play you need the following equipment:

   One free parking space
   A car that you don’t mind damaging (parents, best mates, girlfriends etc.)
   A rival (BMW drivers are best)
   Pen and Paper

   Using your vehicle of choice approach a parking space that someone else is lining up to reverse into. As they start to reverse, edge forward and sound your horn, after all, this drivers going reverse right into you if he/she doesn’t start paying attention! 😡

   This sudden acoustic bombardment temporarily stuns the other driver, whilst you steal their space and the admiration of the other driver.
   If accidentally you have to run into a parked car in order to get the space quickly, don’t worry…..I have a plan.

   Carefully pull the pen and paper from your pocket and in front of the onlookers write the following note.

   “The people watching think I’m leaving my insurance details, but I’m NOT. Have a nice day!” 😎

   Then fold the paper, place it under the windscreen wiper and drive away quickly…..

10. Commando Stacy, Official Davezilla Bad Kitty

    27 September, 2004, 4:19 am

    Growing up in a factory town in Michigan, we’ve always yelled, “BUY AMERICAN CARS, YOU GODDAMN TRAITOR!“GET YOUR FOREIGN PIECE OF SHIT OFF MY ASS!”

    … at anybody driving a Japanese car. 😛

11. Commando Stacy, Official Davezilla Bad Kitty

    27 September, 2004, 4:20 am

    Oh, and if anybody expects me to apologize for that last comment, THINK AGAIN.

    😈

12. paddlepoplion

    27 September, 2004, 5:06 am

    sorry dave, “mini-tag” hes been around for a looong time here.

    Its a tag/punch/pinch, then you pat on the back or arm for being a good sport. 😀

13. mikeB

    27 September, 2004, 6:43 am

    Stacy, I hope you realize that not one car on earth is built entirely in its parent nation anymore. Most Chryslers are built in Mexico and Canada. Toyotas are built in California, Mazdas are built in Michigan, Saturns are built (partly) in South America, and everyone uses Asian electronics.

    Back in the 80s that argument made sense. Today, “Buy American” means “Buy IN America”.

14. Davezilla

    27 September, 2004, 6:45 am

    then you pat on the back or arm for being a good sport.
    Never! 😈

15. Margaret

    27 September, 2004, 6:46 am

    My version of the Chinese fire drill~~
    At a stop light in a foreign city (I personally recommend Paris), every one jumps out of the car and runs around it once, then the driver gets in the passenger side back seat, the passenger gets in the driver side back seat, the driver side back seat passenger becomes the front passenger, and the passenger side back seat passenger becomes the driver.
    This takes a little practicing at first, and is MOST effective in a foreign country. The ‘drill’ MUST be completed before the light turns green.

16. PicklesDaclown

    27 September, 2004, 6:50 am

    WHACK WHACK CADILAC

17. ReV.JeLLyBaBY

    27 September, 2004, 7:47 am

    I also like riding my mountain bike really slowly and causing tailbacks.

    Current record: 16 vehicles

    Tip: Traffic lights are your friends. A well paced run can leave up to 10 motorists stranded at a red.

    👿

18. Davezilla

    27 September, 2004, 7:54 am

    Ah, but see you’re in England where drivers are far more forgiving, not to mention, unarmed.

19. Margaret

    27 September, 2004, 8:14 am

    ALL drivers are armed~~
    When you see the cyclists creaping up on your bumper, GET READY, when they get to the side of the car, IT’S TIME TO WASH THE WINDSHIELD!!!!!
    Most could use a shower anyway.
    This also works for those pesky motorcyclists trying to creap to the front of the stau (traffic jam).

20. ReV.JeLLyBaBY

    27 September, 2004, 8:54 am

    Car Alarm Cabaret?

    When it’s late and you are walking home with friends, it’s time to play.

    Split into two teams each taking a side or the street.

    Now run along the sidewalk and set off as many alarms as you can before meeting at a pre designated rally point (usually the kebab shop).

    Tip:

    The more you have had to drink..the faster and more evasive you will become. Like a Green Beret or ninja……or something.

    😈

21. ReV.JeLLyBaBY

    27 September, 2004, 9:01 am

    I also enjoyed throwing drawing pins into the road in Amsterdam!

    That takes the wind out of all those bell ringing “Halloooooo!” shouting cyclists.

    😎

22. Margaret

    27 September, 2004, 9:26 am

    In the London~~just trying to cross the street is a game by itself, especially for those of us that are conditioned to look left, when the traffic is coming from the right (even when ‘LOOK RIGHT’ is clearly painted on the street, one tends to forget).
    I you are ever in London, and have a life altering altercation with traffic, NEVER be the first to step off the curb~~DON’T SACRAFICE YOURSELF!!!!
    PS~~Oxford St. is a foreigner death trap!!

23. rust

    27 September, 2004, 9:27 am

    apparently I am fat and ugly now. the lesson here is: never show your spouse/girlfriend/current-f*ck your favourite website, leave the browser open, argue, go to sleep …

24. ReV.JeLLyBaBY

    27 September, 2004, 9:40 am

    Time to do an OJ?

    👿

25. Frisko

    27 September, 2004, 9:48 am

    The silly car games we play are most of the above metioned, in addition to “got it” with is what you say when you spot a Corvet. Then we play silly memory games…like “in my grandmas attic”

    frisko

26. ReV.JeLLyBaBY

    27 September, 2004, 9:57 am

    In my grandma’a attic there is…….

    A hat

27. ReV.JeLLyBaBY

    27 September, 2004, 10:17 am

    I like to describe myself as a English abbreviated philosopher…….

    I think.

    Therefore I’m

    😐

28. Commando Stacy, Official Davezilla Bad Kitty

    27 September, 2004, 10:53 am

    Mike, yes, I do realise that now things have changed, but if you read my comment, I said “growing up in a factory town in Michigan” … I grew up in Flint, Michigan the 80s. The politics and what has happend since then to the Big 3 are nothing new to me.

    … and I’m still not apologizing.

    😛

29. ReV.JeLLyBaBY

    27 September, 2004, 11:00 am

    I totally agree with Stacey on this one.

    But then Mike does have an equally valid point that is very much in line with my own opinion.

    I think you should fight for it in a paddling pool filled with custard.

    🙄

30. rust

    27 September, 2004, 11:51 am

    This got me thinking about our family while growing up, sixties style. My elder sister, for some strange reason and to this
    day, from some totally unknown source began something which I understood to be FOOSTANG. Really, it was FRUIT’s
    DAY, I finally got that cleared up back in 1998. FRUIT’s DAY apparently was an offshoot from the
    Volkswagen punch (very painful in the sixties, there were so many of them), but with the special added pleasure of
    punching your enemy in the groin. Having had my genitals pulped by the preponderance of the Bug, I started
    “hallucinating” visions of Bugs while riding in the back seat of my Dad’s red 1966 Super-Beetle. The result being, that even
    in FOG, I would call out FOOSTANG (remember, I was delirious), and smash my elder sister in the cunt. Come to think of it,
    even brother MATTHEW would punch me for no reason, rendering my upper arm a gelatinous mass of inflamed muscle and
    cartilidge. He would take special care to make sure he hit the same spot every time.
    Ahhh, family, aint nothin’ like it.

31. Frisko

    27 September, 2004, 12:41 pm

    ReV,
    okay, I admit that what the boys and I actually play is “in my grammas butt”; “attic” is polite, however “butt” adds just the twist that my pubesent sons need to find more humor in the lame’o game. However you must play in alphabetical order of the items in our grannies colon.
    love ya man

    frisko

32. Frisko

    27 September, 2004, 12:43 pm

    Then there is the grown up car ride twist of only mentioning things relating to sex in alphabetical order.

    “Naughty Kitty” Frisko

33. alexis

    27 September, 2004, 2:32 pm

    We always played “padiddle” growing up. If you see a car with one headlight out, you shout “padiddle” and punch the other person in the arm.

34. Melissa

    27 September, 2004, 3:17 pm

    Thank you MikeB, I’m using that next time I’m verbally assaulted for my Japanese vehicle choice.

    Odd how all the years I drove a German auto, I was never insulted.

35. Chad Brandos

    27 September, 2004, 4:44 pm

    I have friends who yell ‘Forplay!’ whenever they see a car with fog lights at night.

36. Davezilla

    27 September, 2004, 4:52 pm

    I know how you feel, Melissa. I used to get abuse for driving a Toyota, but no one has ever said boo about my Saab.

37. Mimi

    27 September, 2004, 6:54 pm

    I bet Natalie gives Dave lots of mini-pinches. RAWR 🙂

38. Keith Burgin

    27 September, 2004, 7:17 pm

    I play one where if you see a hybrid or electric car on the road (this is California) you lean out the window and yell, “Kiss my ass, you tree-huggin’ douche-bag!”

    I don’t have a catchy name for it – it’s just fun.

39. Anonymous

    27 September, 2004, 7:21 pm

    i do cadillac whack, punch bug, pt bruiser, focus pocus (ford focus), and my personal favorite, punchus pilot (honda pilot)

40. Patrick

    27 September, 2004, 8:32 pm

    We do the “PT Ping,” if you see a PT Cruiser, you flick the person’s ear…

    Of course, “Whack Cadillac” is still very fashionable in our vehicle…

    “Woody” (any car still having wood paneling) the recipient gets two swipes on the shoulder…

    “BEER TRUCK” with the brand name is open game on the other’s deltoid…

    “Piece of Crap Whack” (self explainatory)

    ENJOY!

41. Patrick

    27 September, 2004, 8:36 pm

    WHISTLE…YELLOW FLAG…

    Upon further review, my son reminded my me that the previous post should have read…
    “Piece of Crap – Slap” (self explanatory)

    We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming…

42. andrea

    27 September, 2004, 9:30 pm

    This is not a car game, but it runs along similar lines. It’s a bit cheeky.

    You know how many Sikhs wear turbans? In Singapore, the colloquial name for Sikhs is Bayi, and every time you see a Sikh walk by, the contest is to be the first to pinch his pal’s nipples as hard as possible and yell, “Bayi simi sek?” (What colour is the Sikh turban?) If they can answer, you let go. If they can’t, give a twist.

    (Clearly, this is a game only played by teenage boys.)

43. ReV.JeLLyBaBY

    28 September, 2004, 3:04 am

    SOUNDS LIKE A GAME I PLAY. IT’S CALLED..

    SIKH AND DESTROY.

    😀

44. Steppenwolf

    28 September, 2004, 10:51 am

    Everytime you see a Hummer yell ‘hummer’ and…
    Best played with a woman passenger if you are a heterosexual male.
    Pulling off the road is recommended but not as much fun. :wang::eek:

45. shells

    29 September, 2004, 7:28 pm

    The one we used for a one head-lighted (head lit?:lol:) car was “pop-eye!”
    My kids play most of the above, all at the same time, just for another excuse to hit each other, and have also made up one for Mustangs:
    “Mustang-Bang. No Bang Backs!”

46. Burnsy

    01 October, 2004, 2:56 pm

    Around here if you see a car with only one head light you yell “sex” (some people say pididdle, but sex is more common) and the last person who says it in the vehicle has to remove an article of clothing.

    Then of course there are the infamous “Shotgun” game or rules regarding who rides in the passenger seat. This is mostly the teenage crowd as well.

47. garbageman

    01 October, 2004, 10:30 pm

    :dead:We just roll up the windows and break wind whenever we see anything to do with Kmart. Fart Fart it’s Kmart

48. Deathalicious

    04 October, 2004, 4:36 pm

    Okay, I’ll be a bastard:

    “It’s very additive”

    So, like something in gasoline?

49. Davezilla

    04 October, 2004, 4:59 pm

    😳 Good catch. Fixed.

50. Lucy

    12 October, 2004, 2:58 am

    My cousins and I used to play “Roadway”–similar to the above mentioned games, but we’d hit each other whenever we saw a Roadway semi truck.

51. Bobby Peru

    03 November, 2004, 9:15 pm

    I’d like to give Mandy a Mini Pinch. :wang::wang::wang:

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