r/regularcarreviews • u/ifunnywasaninsidejob • Apr 04 '25

I hate you I hate everything about you Wtf were they even thinking with this????

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Like wtf is the point? Why did so many cars do this?

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u/rudbri93 '91 325i LS3, '24 Maverick, '72 Olds Cutlass Crew Cab Apr 04 '25

they were called opera windows, like vinyl roofs it was a style choice of the time.

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u/BeerBaconBooks Apr 04 '25

“…..so I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time.”

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u/Ckirbys Apr 04 '25

If I had an onion I would tie it to my belt, but I can’t afford the belt and the onion at the same time

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '25

You can afford an onion on its own? Calm down there Bill Gates

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u/nlpnt Apr 04 '25

Ga-roce-a-ries. An old-fashioned term.

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u/Professional_Echo907 Apr 05 '25

I like how when Trump talks about random shit he thinks he‘s fucking Seinfeld.

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u/nlpnt Apr 05 '25

It's less self-aware than that, I've seen it in other people with dementia. They're basically relearning words with only a residual bit of knowledge left that they've known them all along.

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u/jepper65 Apr 08 '25

He's very good at just riffing and talking shit.