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Comments(151):
#53
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grandmabetty (11/30/2012) [-] 
One of the things Mitsubishi never considered is "pajero" in Spanish means wanker.
#52
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Ihazfunkitty (11/30/2012) [-] its because the word volkswagon is made out of 2 words: volks and wagon. in germany volk means people and wagon means car. they wanted to create a car for the people so they called it volkswagon.
#44
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herbolifee (11/30/2012) [-] Lowlife thugs have Swag, where as grown men prefer to have Class. I don't think Volswagen wants to be grouped in with a bunch of teenage thugs who can't even afford a car anyways. Just saying.
#40
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mooghens (11/30/2012) [-] Or maybe it's simply because they know that everyone who uses the term "swag" isn't old or rich enough to buy a car.
#38
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lorddotcom (11/30/2012) [-] History time!
Volks= German for "peoples'"
Wagen= German for "wagon" or "car"
The Volkswagen was a cheaply made car that everyone could afford while Germany was being rebuilt after WWI. And who came up with this idea? Adolf Hitler.
Volks= German for "peoples'"
Wagen= German for "wagon" or "car"
The Volkswagen was a cheaply made car that everyone could afford while Germany was being rebuilt after WWI. And who came up with this idea? Adolf Hitler.
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comradewinter (11/30/2012) [-]
Not really. Hitler might have come up with the idea of having a cheap type of car that the people could use, but he knew nothing of car mechanics. To say that the Volkswagen is his idea is like saying the Americans invented space travel.
#35
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ednaeoj (11/30/2012) [-] **ednaeoj rolled a random image posted in comment #458 at Give Pikachu a face ** I thought you meant there was hidden word swag on the on the logo
#34
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keyoke (11/30/2012) [-]
Or, it is because they, like all German auto manufacturers
insist on translating their German marketing slogans
into other languages, in such a way that they make no sense whatsoever.
insist on translating their German marketing slogans
into other languages, in such a way that they make no sense whatsoever.
#30
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comehonorfacetwice (11/30/2012) [-]
Probably because the marketing people have some sort of actual education...
Or aren't YOLOing swagfags
Or aren't YOLOing swagfags
#33 to #30
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elgringogordo **User deleted account** (11/30/2012) [-] >marketers
>intelligent
pick one
>intelligent
pick one
#165 to #39
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elgringogordo **User deleted account** (12/01/2012) [-] A PIECE OF PAPER DOES NOT MAKE YOU INTELLIGENT
i mean for fucks sake have you SEEN mcdonalds commercials? if they didnt have the mclogo in them i could mistake them for match dot com, with all the goddamn young-upper-middle-class-white-collar-yuppie-assholes meeting each other and falling in love. which is dumb as hell because last time i checked mcdonalds sold cheap shitty food not relationships.
i mean for fucks sake have you SEEN mcdonalds commercials? if they didnt have the mclogo in them i could mistake them for match dot com, with all the goddamn young-upper-middle-class-white-collar-yuppie-assholes meeting each other and falling in love. which is dumb as hell because last time i checked mcdonalds sold cheap shitty food not relationships.
#28
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amandatoddd **User deleted account** (11/30/2012) [-] Well great, now I can't say volkswagen without hearing the word swag in there.
#32 to #31
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amandatoddd **User deleted account** (11/30/2012) [-] No, largely due to the fact that I'm not German.
#20
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piggernenis (11/30/2012) [-] A friend of mine actually refers to his car as his "volkSWAGon"
I hate him
I hate him
#17
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N. Korean citizen (11/30/2012) [-]
We put the swag in volkswagon! otherwise youd just have a volkgan. but that still sounds like a baddass car. hey i drive a volkgan, u?
#12
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shazmothree (11/30/2012) [-] And now I will always pronounce it as Volk-swag-son just like when I learned how to spell Wednesday and started hearing it as Wed-nesday
