ranchero: male or female?

More than likely, I wonder if his real name was Francis?

 

UK:
No need to apologize. The Duke has always been one of my hero's. Did you know that one of his first gig's was as Sandy the Singing Cowboy? Now that is a scary thought, but he did actually have a pretty decent singing voice.
VR
Bob J.

 

The Duke was an alumnus of my H.S. in Glendale,CA. He graduated in the 20's, I in '64.

 

Spent last night watching my "Flying Tigers" DVD... Great movie... can't do better than a John Wayne Flick..

 

Didn't he also do the "Flying Leathernecks"? I've got the "tigers" one and seem to think I got the other too.

 

yep...he sure did.. lots of people these days think he only did cowboy movies...while great...his war movies were every bit as good...In Harms Way is a stellar achievement in my opinion... fantastic movie...

 

Wow, old thread but here's a thought...yeah I name my cars. My 69 500 felt like a male car as soon as I sat in him for the first time. Smelled, looked, and acted like a male car. So is Henry the 66 F-100. My daily driver is a little gold Mazda, she's definitely a girl, I call her Miss Maz. At first i thought that guys tend to name their cars female names and the ladies masculinize their vehicles, but i think it just depends on the situation. ok, rant over.lol -Cindy

 

I felt dumber the second I finished reading,..whatever you wrote there.

 

"I felt dumber the second I finished reading,..whatever you wrote there."


*Kelso* "Ooh, burn!"

 

Well, Quite a bit has happened over the last 8 or 9 years....you know, stuff like free tampons in the mens room, lawsuits for referring to a female as a girl or a male as boy. So maybe we should refer to our Rancheros as He/She......NOOOOOO scratch that. I think that term is offensive to trannies which is also offensive.........

 

Had the Prius not already clamed the title we could have used 'she-it'.

 

I named mine "Boy Named Sue." My Daddy left home when I was three and didn't leave much for MA and me...

 

Well….Cochise has been a boy since I first sat behind his wheel. And I ask everyone at the car shows if theirs is a boy or a girl and the name etc. Mostly I’ll get a quick reply, but once in awhile I’ll get that blank look and a “hmm never really thought about it” lol….now, my daily driver, Mazzie? She’s a hardworking girl, a bit long in the tooth but still has some zoom-zoom left in her. Kinda like me. Cochise is an old Native who still likes to show off a lite. Also kinda like me. Heh.

 

Mine:

 

Never cared much for naming vehicles. Dogs, cats, horses? Absolutely. Cars? No.

But I do name those other things, what are they called? Kids? I got three: Him, Her and The Other One.

 

And when you sell it, you can title the ad "Wanna get Lucky?"

 

Of course the buyer would respond "we are talking about the Ranchero, right?".....

 

Suure

 

Closest I can get to naming a vehicle is "Dam POS".