One last post about Cranky*
The demise of Cranky the Townace has certainly been well documented on this site, and we're now back touring around in a Ford Modeo, but there is still one last loose end to tie up. What to do with the keys to the townie.
I intended to give them to the guy at the scrap-yard but with all the commotion as every scrap-yard employee (and all their immediate families) had to come and poke about the crazy Japanese van some Australians has managed to break, I absently mindedly left them in my pocket.
And to this day they're still taking up valuable pocket-space.
What should we do with them? Should they be thrown into a river/ocean as part of some kind of elaborate ceremony? Should we post them back to the scrap-yard? Should the keys go on a holiday of their own? Would someone out there like to have a set of Townace keys to call their own?
Please, let us know what would be fitting to do with these sacred keys.
- Disclaimer: probably will not be the last post about Cranky
Comments on One last post about Cranky*
Simon & Bruno says:
Hi there guys! So nice to read all about your adventures (see you discovered the local attractions of St-Truiden...) Just wondering how far you got on the beer list we gave you in Stockholm...
Comment added on Thursday, October 5, 2006
Krissy says:
I don't think you should throw out the keys. They're symbolic. Perhaps make the masses (i.e. your readers) fight it out to claim them as a prize.
Comment added on Thursday, October 5, 2006
Jen says:
Perhaps the Chinese tradition could prevail? Find out where Cranky was "born", and have the keys "interred" there? After all, a vehicle with a personality may well have a soul, too ... :)
Comment added on Friday, October 6, 2006