Headliner

Posted by Bob on November 04, 2004

In Reply to: Dashing posted by Lewis on November 04, 2004

: : : : : : Hello dear friends:

: : : : : : I cite the whole passage but need help only at the end of it:
: : : : : : "An ultimate beauty car will create desire, provoke emotion and in 50 years time still leave people agog. Often utilising the newest technologies to dress their awesome performance, *these are the cars that get steamy windows from looking in, not from making out*.

: : : : : : It's a sort of pun, but I did not understand it: what does he mean by looking in and making out, and what is the connection to steamy windows?

: : : : : : Thank you so much

: : : : : Miri, car windows usually steam up when romantic couples are making out (kissing, hugging etc.) inside a parked car. The author is saying that the car is such an awesome car in design and technology that the windows will get steamed up simply by having people look into the car. SR

: : : : Thank you so much SR and it must have been a long time since I was busy with such an activity in a car.

: : : Certainly you remember the footprints on the dashboard and the spots on the headliner?

: : What's a headliner? That's like a singer in Vegas.

: I thought the tradition was heel-marks on the roof. headliner?

: discomfort can be avoided by moving to the back of most saloons. I won't X-rate this post by commenting on positions.

The headliner is the fabric that lines the roof on the inside of a car. (You know, where you look for water stains to see if the '53 Chevy was pulled from a pond....) The word conjures up "makin' front-page drive-in news..." from "Night Moves." Nostalgic pause. Ok, carry on people, nothing to see here.