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Ford Apologizes
to Terrorists
Ford
Motor Company has made a big mistake. Ford? A mistake? I know this
sounds too unbelievable to be true, but the CEO of Ford Motors said
publicly today, "Ah Shit! Another one blew up? Shit! I'm sorry
Mr/Mrs.Terrorist." This formal apology to every known terrorist
group worldwide had come none too soon. The United Nations was just
about to pass a military-action judgment on both the lethal terrorist
groups 'The Garth Brooks Fan Club' & the 'International Merkur
[XR4Ti] Owners Network Union (IMONU)' which would have authorized
the use of maximum force (Kenny Loggins) in eradicating Chris Gaines
and Euro-Fords forever.
Chris Gaines was quoted as saying, "Give me a chance and I'll
sing for you love. I have a song for you. To be with you is a dream.
I dream of your love."
Pure Terror. I'm petitioning to have the military-action judgment
reinstated.
In any case, this has been almost a full decade of bum-raps for the
violent or berserk organization. Car bombing after car bombing were
continually linked in the media to militant Islamic groups, Lashkar
e-Tayyiba, the Trench Coat Mafia, the Trench Coat, Fadhil, Oatmeal,
Oprah (only bombs Suzuki sidekicks), The Laser Base, Norah Street
Posse (Chris Harri), as well as hundreds of others. But the irony
here is that these bombings weren't terrorist acts at all, these were
just ordinary exploding Ford Aerostars. And we all know about the
stat line on these beauties right?
The following excerpt comes directly from Ford Motors Crash Tests
& Assembly Lines with Aerostar models:
Vehicle type: front-engine, rear- or four-wheel-drive; 4-door 2-7-passenger
van
Wheelbase: Highly flammable, Explosive
Length/Width: Explosive/Fumes
Height: Just Blew Up
Horsepower: 40 Ben Johnsons*
Curb Weight: Flames & Toxic Smoke
Fuel-tank capacity/EPA city mpg: Your family is burning
Powertrain: power-pain
Cornering: 15-18 Barrel-Rolls per corner
Braking: ignites gas tank - don't bother
Firestone Tires: Guess what they do
Suspension: you hanging upside down from your seatbelt charred (seatbelt
also burning)
Source of Fuel: Burning Firestone tires (tires useless otherwise)
[also, avoid slamming doors, checking the oil, honking the horn, and
using the mirrors as they been proven to explode, burn, spontaneously
combust, & burn, respectively]
But why the propensity for random flare-ups & explosions?
Ford was baffled.
It
took a team of theoretical physicists & Ben Johnson nearly a decade
after the discontinuation of the Aerostar line (still no recall) to
decipher what was going on. The answer: Ford had invented a product
that defied the space-time continuum. For the layman, the Ford Aerostar
was too futuristic for the present day, and the blueprints may have
actually come from another realm.
We all should have known. With it's dandy futuristic Czech-esque styling,
sleek cubic-aerodynamic lines (?), Formula-1 speeds (Ben Johnson),
and cobra like responsiveness (Destro), we should have seen the writing
on the wall --> The Aerostar was not of this dimension. And the
fact that it was, was entirely the problem. Our reality was torn wide
open in 1986 when Ford introduced its response to the Chrysler corporation
minivans of '84. The fact that the space-time rift didn't destroy
the universe altogether was directly proportional to the explosions
which were a bi-product of the Aerostar existing where it should not
have. One could equate such a situation to A.C. Green finding a used
condom on the end of his penis. The likely outcome of such an event
being that A.C. would spontaneously develop a jump-shot. Impossible.
Yet, Swish.
The good news, however, is for the people of 2035. This appears to
be the first year the 1986 Aerostar could exist in a time where reality
could handle it. But be forewarned future consumer/terrorist, this
thing gets better every year it's released. I predict pure perfection
by 2039 (the 1990 model). And don't worry about the explosions. I'm
told, in 2035, Ford will have cut them down by a sixteenth of a percentile.
*It was determined in the year 2018 that horsepower was a lousy gauge
for effective strength (33,000 foot-pounds per minute) since all vehicles
greatly surpassed this amount. Upon further investigation, it was
then determined that Canadian Super Sprinter Ben Johnson was the most
powerful being in existence (33 Billion foot-pounds per second) hence
the change from 'horsepower' to 'benjohnsons'. Note - the Aerostar
topped out at 50 benjohnsons (the highest of any vehicle not capable
of time travel {or was it?}). |
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