Flintstone vs Rubble, The Cars

[Tsal]

Obviously Barney's car...…...because Betty rode in that seat and Betty was HOT!!!

Agreed! Betty was like the equivalent of MaryAnne from Gilligan's Island I bet.

[Kevin Keith]

Obviously Barney's car...…...because Betty rode in that seat and Betty was HOT!!!

Agreed! Betty was like the equivalent of MaryAnne from Gilligan's Island I bet.

Betty played the field. Why is she driving Fred's car? Is Wilma stuffed behind the seat? "Enquiring minds want to know." lol

[IMpipedude]

As a born and raised Detroit boy, I have to vote for Fred's car. His car looks like it would win most collisions, and could easily fit you and your sweetie. It has attitude. Barney's car looks like it was chewed into shape by a giant prehistoric beaver.

[Tsal]

Obviously Barney's car...…...because Betty rode in that seat and Betty was HOT!!!

Agreed! Betty was like the equivalent of MaryAnne from Gilligan's Island I bet.

Betty played the field. Why is she driving Fred's car? Is Wilma stuffed behind the seat? "Enquiring minds want to know." lol

[Tsal]

As a born and raised Detroit boy, I have to vote for Fred's car. His car looks like it would win most collisions, and could easily fit you and your sweetie. It has attitude. Barney's car looks like it was chewed into shape by a giant prehistoric beaver.

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree, Fred's car is an accident waiting to happen, not only are his axles not properly fastened the 2 ton rollers are far fetched.

[Fr_Tom]

As a born and raised Detroit boy, I have to vote for Fred's car. His car looks like it would win most collisions, and could easily fit you and your sweetie. It has attitude. Barney's car looks like it was chewed into shape by a giant prehistoric beaver.

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree, Fred's car is an accident waiting to happen, not only are his axles not properly fastened the 2 ton rollers are far fetched.

The braking, given the momentum of the 2-ton rollers, leaves a little to be desired as well.

[Kevin Keith]

As a born and raised Detroit boy, I have to vote for Fred's car. His car looks like it would win most collisions, and could easily fit you and your sweetie. It has attitude. Barney's car looks like it was chewed into shape by a giant prehistoric beaver.

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree, Fred's car is an accident waiting to happen, not only are his axles not properly fastened the 2 ton rollers are far fetched.

The braking, given the momentum of the 2-ton rollers, leaves a little to be desired as well.

Well, it was the Stone Age. My theory is that the laws of gravity and inertia weren't completely operational yet. Still in development.

[Fr_Tom]

The braking, given the momentum of the 2-ton rollers, leaves a little to be desired as well.

Well, it was the Stone Age. My theory is that the laws of gravity and inertia weren't completely operational yet. Still in development.

Good point...

[Tsal]

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree, Fred's car is an accident waiting to happen, not only are his axles not properly fastened the 2 ton rollers are far fetched.

The braking, given the momentum of the 2-ton rollers, leaves a little to be desired as well.

Well, it was the Stone Age. My theory is that the laws of gravity and inertia weren't completely operational yet. Still in development.

Back then the Earth was flat, gravity didn't exist yet.

[Tsal]

As a born and raised Detroit boy, I have to vote for Fred's car. His car looks like it would win most collisions, and could easily fit you and your sweetie. It has attitude. Barney's car looks like it was chewed into shape by a giant prehistoric beaver.

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree, Fred's car is an accident waiting to happen, not only are his axles not properly fastened the 2 ton rollers are far fetched.

The braking, given the momentum of the 2-ton rollers, leaves a little to be desired as well.

That too!

I bet Barney's car doubled as a canoe.