This crappy collage from 22 years ago popped up in my “remember this day” feed. (probably taken with a motorola flip phone) Which led me to wonder what would be a good collective noun for a group of General Lees…
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4 daysConsidering both the name and that they were all probably stunt cars for Dukes of Hazzard, I’ll suggest “a loss”.
- 4 days
This is the only answer I’ll accept as real, and I have logged it in my head cannon. Thank you for your service.
- 3 days
The car has a confederate flag on the roof and it’s named after a confederate general. Whether or not the characters of the show were racist or not (I can’t tell, I’ve never seen the show), this is absolutely a good joke to make about the car.
- 3 days
Yeah i get it after rereading. I misread the comment initially. I’ll own the down votes.
- eurodyne@piefed.worldEnglish4 days
If they were actual generals, yes, but since “General Lee“ is the entire name and “General” is not a rank/title, it’s “General Lees”. Because this isn’t a group of generals named “Lee”, it’s a group of cars named “General Lee”.
So the correct pluralization would be “General Lees”.
It’s easy to get confused with this exception to the rule
Could have been a bunch of General Motors products on the leeside of a mountain range.
But im pretty sure they were MOPAR.
- 4 days
The jumps they did on the show frequently bent the frame of the stunt car, totaling it. They went through quite a few cars. I wonder if this is a new batch incoming or an old batch headed for the scrap yard.
