FUBAR. I haven’t heard that phrase in years. Remember the movie it came from? Tango and Cash I believe. Wow…how long ago was that? I’ll tell you–it was Dec 22, 1989! Nearly 30 years ago. I don’t remember the whole movie, just bits and pieces. And, I think it would probably be a pretty corny flick by today’s standards. But then, what 1989 movie wouldn’t be? Well, let’s see…there’s The Abyss, Driving Miss Daisy, Born on the Fourth of July and many more. All released in 1989 and not quite so hokey. OK…whatever. I remember I enjoyed the film in 1989 even if I wouldn’t like it so much today. And we did get FUBAR out of the whole thing. That’s gotta be worth something, right?
Actually FUBAR is the third level of disaster. It is an unofficial military term. This phrase did not originate in the movies. It came to be on the battlefields. FUBAR MEANS: ****** Up Beyond All Recognition. And, that’s just not the case with this custom Cavalier. Watch the video. It’s short and interesting.
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