Meme Thread... no politics

NickD said:

Mom had some flavor of Buick wagon. The worst part was getting hollered at to put our belts on but we couldn't touch the things without getting burned. 

 

NickD said:

My dad had a '68 Oldsmobile that had a roof stored front seat chest belt separate from the lap belt.   With the center belt one side had three buckles to deal with.  

We got yelled at to NOT touch the chest belt cause during storage the metal tongue would rattle on the chrome inside window trim and it being a "98" my dad couldn't easily reach over to fix it.  

In reply to Datsun310Guy :

Interesting, we had a mid 60's Holden that was like that, metal buckles and all ...

We (NZ) generally referred to the two point belts as "lap" or "shoulder". Three point belts were often called "lap and diagonal ".

Did other countries use different names for these ?

In reply to RichardNZ :

No - I just couldn't recall the names you used - I failed but I clearly remember my pops yelling to leave the seat belts alone,

Appleseed said:

Is this a callback to the first post?

Because, even if not, rock on

Russian Warship, Go Berkeley Yourself said:

DarkMonohue said:

In reply to Mr_Asa :

If it wasn't before, it's going to be. Or, more accurately, they are.

Meme unrelated. 

And you know how he shopped at Target:

Beer Baron said:

You beat me to it.

Beer Baron said:

Russian Warship, Go Berkeley Yourself said:

Larch, junipers and fir; Spruce, cedars and pines

C is for Conifer, more than 500 kinds...