Me and my dogs in Halifax, Nova Scotia: I may have to get a subaru!

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

I may have to get a subaru!

This commercial almost makes me want to get a subaru!

5 comments:

Kristine6:45 PM
This is fantastic! Now I may have to get one as well. Who'd have thought?
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doglove6:48 PM
OMG there are a bunch of them! They are hysterical - loved the "stolen parking spot" one.
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silvia4dogs11:14 AM
Love them all. The stolen parking spot is great, but my favorite is parallel parking.
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Joan Sinden11:30 AM
I'd have to say my favourite is a toss-up between parallel parking and "High maintenance".
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silvia4dogs2:50 PM
I love parallel parking cause that is so me. I can't parallel park even with Mike directing me and in the end I'll just leave the car crooked.
Parallel parking is a big joke in our family.
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