Foreward: Purely for lulz. Not meant any other way.
Ladies. Gentlemen. Comrades. Today is a sad day. After months and months of fighting hard, I decided it’s time. First, let us see our old friend:
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She was a 1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais that I had received as a gift from someone long gone. She was a good little car, got me where I needed to go, never complained about what I did to her and only decided she really had enough once. With only a few cosmetic kinks of old age, I thought she would be great for me.
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With the countless hours we spent together, money I spent feeding her, keeping her healthy and upgrading her sound system, I had noticed she was coming apart at the seams.
Literally.
I had decided that she needed to be checked out by a professional. I brought her into the doctor who said that fixing her would be more than she’s really worth. I had asked him to show me the damages and she was unconscious. I couldn’t help but cry for her.
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First, she became argumentative and wanted to make sure she was heard to me over the music. I couldn’t understand what she wanted or why she did it until I noticed her primary vocal system was damaged. I didn’t know what to do.
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Later I found out she was having affairs with other people. I took this one to heart to know that she would open up to anyone.
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She had been growing tired and weary and no longer being as resilient as she once was. I took a look under her hatch and decided that she would be better off in the afterlife. I took her to Vince who was an expert in handling old friends. He put her up on the scale, gave me a quote and handed me the cost to transport her. I said my final goodbye to her as she looked up and gazed, “Is this how it ends?” I replied with yes as I removed the last branding of mine from her, a sticker saying “Got anime?” I took one last look at her odometer and the metal under her hatch and thought “She was so old but so unused, why did you have to go…”
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I hopped into my friend’s car and said “Drive away quickly. I don’t want it to linger.” In the time that passed, I couldn’t help but think to the future. A future filled with possibilities. A future filled with new friends. A future with a new companion. So let us pay our final respects to her.
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Weary myself, I had my friends drop me off at Rodger’s, who lead me to a man name Samuel. He said “Don’t worry, I have just the friend for you.” And there she was. Pristine, new, shiny and roaring with the kind of words I like to hear. I said, “I will have her.” Samuel looked at me and said, “Here are some things, thank you and enjoy.” I took one grip of the wheel, one touch of the shifter, one press of the pedals. I knew she would treat me right. I smiled and said, “Let’s go home,
2009 Mitsubishi Lancer GTS with 650W stereo, 30GBs music server, in-dash navigation system and 168 horses of pure power.”
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Hope you enjoyed this one.