Schnitzel boy!

What else would you call German rice? :P

So I'm driving around this morning, and I come up on a plain-Jane gray Audi A4. What caught my eye (besides the young punk driving it who couldn't even put a ball cap on straight), was the RS4 badge it had on the trunklid. :roll:

Of course, the real Audi RS4 was an Avant (schinitzel boy's car was a sedan), was only built on the previous body style (schnitzel boy's car was a current gen A4), and was never sold in America.

What was he thinking? Anyone who understood the significance of the badge would instantly know that the car it was on wasn't an RS4, and those who didn't know what it meant wouldn't care. Were they out of "I'm a jackass" bumper stickers at the Audi dealership, or what?

When my wife gets home tonight, I'm going to put a Type R badge on her Accord EX. No one will ever know the difference. :wink:

Which group of idiots doesn't do that... you should see how many of those Audi/VW kids do that horsecrap. It runs rampant through all the VAG brands.

It's hysterical to those of us that know the difference.

You can even rice out your toilet!

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Originally Posted by channelmaniac

You can even rice out your toilet!

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I about lost my lunch when I saw how filthy the base of that toilet was! Ugh! :puker: :pukel:

german rice is typically known as krout or if it is a wagon a krout-wagon.

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Originally Posted by altiain

Of course, the real Audi RS4 was an Avant (schinitzel boy's car was a sedan), was only built on the previous body style (schnitzel boy's car was a current gen A4), and was never sold in America.

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I'd bet he's tell you he got it on E-bay! Hoping you would think he was talking about the car when he really talking about the stick on badge. :wink: