Thundercougarfalconbird
one of the best and most expensive cars in the year 3000. from the futurama episode put your head on my shoulder.
sales person: “nothing makes you feel more like a man than a thundercougarfalconbird. so how much were you thinking of spending on this thundercougarfalconbird?”
fry: “sorry, i’m not here to buy.”
sales person: “i understand and it’s wonderful that you don’t care whether anyone questions your s-xual orientation.”
fry: “i care! i care plenty! i just dunno how to make them stop!”
sales person: “one word: thundercougarfalconbird.”
any of the extremely similar cars under the names of ford thunderbird, mercury cougar, or ford falcon.
“what kind of car do you drive?”
“it’s a ’93 thundercougarfalconbird!”
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