joe.p
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Once and for all there are Rules to Calling Shotgun. According to the rules if the word Shotgun is not called correctly it can lead to violence. So here it is..
http://www.shotgunrules.com/
http://www.shotgunrules.com/
Calling Shotgun
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BLUELINE 1
Protect and Shine
Man I never followed any of those rules. I didn't even know that there were SHOTGUN rules. Glad my brothers and sister were not aware that I wasn't playing fair. LOL
97F1504x4
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joe.p said:
Wow that's a lot of rules. Good Find
Richard
joe.p
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Blueline 1, i wasn't aware of the rules either but,shotgun was usually called outside the house. I thought the word shotgun was derived from an officers partner who would ride with his shotgun mounted to the dash.to young to know about the horse and wagon thing.BLUELINE 1 said:
joe.p
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now that you know You guys have to get the pocket version to settle any disputes among your kids and neighbors kids who we all give rides to from time to time :lmfao97F1504x4 said:
97F1504x4
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joe.p said:
Naw I just stick them all in the trunk.
Richard
GearHead_1
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97F1504x4 said:
...or tack a copy to their foreheads.
Spilchy
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We used to call "shotgun both ways." Meaning the trip to and from wherever we were going. Or, depending on the mood of my friends who worked out, they would get the seat cause you couldn't fight them off!
We also had a seat we called the "b!tch" That was the back middle seat - the worst seat in the car! Since I was the smallest of the group, I'd usually end up there.
Even worse, my buddy had an ancient station wagon. I used to have to ride in the back wagon part like a little child. We called that the "incubator" because on hot days you would melt back there and with all his garbage he stored, mold and stuff would "incubate" on it!
One day we were driving up a hill and coolant and smoke spewed out from the vents! All my friends bolted out of the car shutting the doors leaving me in the "incubator" trapped! I guess you had to be there but 10 years later we still laugh at the story. Instead of trying to get out, I was pounding on the back window. Remember in the movie 16 Candles when Anthony Michael Hall was trapped inside the glass coffee table at the party? My friends said that's what I looked like. Yeah, guess you had to be there.
Wow, sorry for the trip down memory lane.
We also had a seat we called the "b!tch" That was the back middle seat - the worst seat in the car! Since I was the smallest of the group, I'd usually end up there.
Even worse, my buddy had an ancient station wagon. I used to have to ride in the back wagon part like a little child. We called that the "incubator" because on hot days you would melt back there and with all his garbage he stored, mold and stuff would "incubate" on it!
One day we were driving up a hill and coolant and smoke spewed out from the vents! All my friends bolted out of the car shutting the doors leaving me in the "incubator" trapped! I guess you had to be there but 10 years later we still laugh at the story. Instead of trying to get out, I was pounding on the back window. Remember in the movie 16 Candles when Anthony Michael Hall was trapped inside the glass coffee table at the party? My friends said that's what I looked like. Yeah, guess you had to be there.
Wow, sorry for the trip down memory lane.