Good news on the Beetle's bug: it's only going to cost $69.00 to repair!
And that includes an oil change!
Yea!!!! Our mechanic is a genius!
We may have to name our first grandchild after him!
We may have to name our first grandchild after him!Ok. Maybe not. But our next dog!
That's it!
Our next dog will be named "Dack".
That's it!
Our next dog will be named "Dack".
(I'm sure our mechanic will be pleased.)
keep that beatle running
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!
ReplyDeleteOoh, isn't that the best when they pleasantly surprise you like that? I, however, was not pleasantly surprised by my auto insurance. Over a thousand bucks for the next 6 months. Ouch.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see dack the dog! Glad you got good news there, what a great number right? haha
ReplyDeleteThat's excellent & very unlikely news!!!! Congratulations. Was he just trying to hit on you with the whole 69 thing though?
ReplyDeleteIm so glad its not gonna cost you an arm and a leg Pissy! I think its very kind of you to name your next dog after the mechanic! Does he realize how honored he should feel?
ReplyDeleteGood for you! Glad everything worked out in the end. So when are you getting another dog? I'm assuming soon since you made this promise to the car mechanic god.
ReplyDeleteWhat a relief!
ReplyDeleteBeacuse the first grandchild is going to be named after me, right?
Right?
I love a good ending! But just leave it at "thank you" and name the dog something else...
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine saying "Dack" that many times a day..???
"Come on DACK, here's your dinner"
"Dack, go potty"
"Dack, get off the couch"
"Here Dack"
...see - not so good!!
xoxo,
Bug
Glad you're getting your beetle back! LMAO at Dack. That's a hiliarious name for a dog.
ReplyDeletethat's great news! Dack is a very cool name:o)
ReplyDeleteDack means something rude in Australia. Well, not by itself but in context it is something you do when you're in highschool.
ReplyDeleteSay I was to dacks you. Well, you'd be left standing with your pants around your ankles.
:/
YAY, it was a repair that's affordable - sweet!
ReplyDeleteI think "Dacks" just means pants in Aus dosent it ?
ReplyDeleteAnyhoo thats great news, see not all mechanic's are bad.
That's okay. She's not answering to KiKi anyway.
ReplyDeleteIs Dack a first or last name?!
ReplyDeleteDack sounds more like the sound a cat makes when hocking up a hairball...
ReplyDelete*gag, argh, blurff, snort...DACK!!*
Spare the poor doggie, please?
CP.
Yippee! I'm glad to hear that your Beetle is A-OK. I vote "no" on naming the next dog Dack. Name it Beetle instead.
ReplyDelete$69?? You mean the mechanic didn't 'discover' seven things wrong with the car? Wow, that's quite a remarkable mechanic.
ReplyDelete$69 to buy a bigger hammer to adjust it??
ReplyDeleteBoy, hammers are expensive in your neck of the woods!!
:)
Woohoo!
ReplyDeleteWow...that is pretty good and I like the name of the mechanic too!
ReplyDeleteHI! I am going to stalk you now in a nice way!
ReplyDeletecongrats on the good news on the beetle..and will you have to name the dog...'dack the dog' as apposed to dack the mechanic?
ReplyDeletewhy does dack sound like a sound a duck with a speech impediment would say?
hmmmmmm
ReplyDeletewasn't that a line from Mars Attacks?
"ack acka dack dack..."
OK, so when is this mechanic opening shop in Dutchyland?
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ReplyDeleteYay! An oil change!
Probably need to take my civic in for an oil change. I get 38 MPG on that baby. What you get on yours?
hey!! I want Dack's number, I have never paid so little for a repair!
ReplyDeleteI have a dog named Melvin, so I dont see a problem with Dack the dog.
Yay, Dack!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm back, for now. Thanks for checking on me! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm happy the bug is ok, and that it wasn't an expensive thing. He's the hero!
I love your shirt down there. I have to see if I can copycat you! It's been so busy that I haven't even been to Wicked-Mart in almost two weeks! ;)
Did you say 69?
ReplyDeletegrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrowl!
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ReplyDeleteAwesome!! Not only is the price low, it's innapropriately sexual! Woohoo! :)
ReplyDeleteYep. I got my first pair of long Dacks when I was about 11 years old.
ReplyDeleteNothing rude about the word 'OK'.
But you are right about Dacksing someone. Usually when they have been left without a shot on a Pool Table.
Or wherever you can embarrass the hell out of them. In front of Mum, girlfriend or Church Elders etc.
:)
Dack the Dog. Heh. I like it, but it's too close to yack for my liking. :o)
ReplyDeleteOk! Ok! I won't name the next dog 'Dack'!
ReplyDeleteJeez! ;-)
Actually, 'Dack's' is the name of the shop. Our mechanic is actually named 'Marc'. His father -in-law was 'Dack'. I think it was his nickname.
I'm just so thrilled to have the Beetle back and it not costing a fortune.
I love my lil' Beetle...maybe I will name my next dog 'Beetle'! ;-)
Did he ask for a look under your hood in exchange for the super cheap cost?
ReplyDeleterat: Nah.....he's a little too white bread for that and I'm way too old for him to be interested in anyway.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention that he's friendly with my husband!
BTW
ReplyDeletei have nothing against the name Dack for your dog
i just had to go with my first thought when i saw the word dack
cadbury: heh! I understand! ;-)
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