Plymouth Valiant

[Ken & Peggy]

Plymouth Valiant

 

[Oysterpot]

Yup, that's a Plymouth Valiant.

 

[Cal429]

Well, the point sure isn't that it's Ken's tv, 'cuz there's no trailer hitch.

So, would somebody who's using a Smart as a tv please chime in with a picture, or perhaps somebody using an Isetta or Lambretta?

 

[Ken & Peggy]

I thought that this is my TV

and this is my tv

Have I been mistaken all this time??

 

[Bazza2154]

Sounds like we need another rule Hilditch

 

[Jean W]

Misunderstanding abbreviations is one of the reasons why we can't use them at work anymore, all words have to be written out.

Jean

 

[Hilditch]

Not yet Barry. Some need more time to adjust to the first one.

Hilditch

 

[Cal429]

OK, I'll step up to the plate.

From here on out, when one writes "PV," it stands for "Plymouth Valiant." "pv" (lower case) stands for "pulling vehicle" (aka a "tow vehicle").

 

[jfocallag]

'I believe in rules. Sure I do. If there weren't any rules, how could you break them?'
Leo Durocher

 

[Bazza2154]

If you did not have rules then you could not break them then no one would get in troublefor breaking the rules as there are not any.

We would however have Anarchy

Life is short. Break the rules. Forgive quickly. Kiss slowly. Love truly. Laugh uncontrollably, and never regret anything.

 

[Evan]

Well as long as you buy a Camp-Inn you shouldn't find reason to regret that.

 

[Mick'nSarah]

Are there really so many Plymouth Valiants on the forum that it justifies an acronym? Cool car and all, but if we start with one...slippery slope, is all I'm saying.

 

[Evan]

Sarah, I think Jim was joking.

 

[Mick'nSarah]

I figured...me too!

 

[Evan]

Haha - I should have listened to my wife. She said you were joking, but it's always a little hard to properly read emotions in a post.

 

[Mick'nSarah]

I suppose us girls think alike! I agree though, always hard to get the tones of folks posts...especially jokes.