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| Reference: Land Barge Reference information: Land Barge A very large, old, American car, usually a Cadillac or Lincoln. syn.-land yaht "Did you see Fred's car?" "Yeah, what a land barge!" http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Land Barge -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 53 mins (2010-09-08 15:29:54 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "We checked-out the Cadillac's and we were not impressed. The Escalades are truly a land barge. You need a ladder to get in them, they drive like a tank, and are super-hard to park (they even have a back-end video camera!). The land barge - Hard to drive, harder to park And talk about crap that you don't need, junk to break-down, like individually heated and air conditioned seats. If I want my seat to be warm, I’ll just rip one into the cushion . . . Luxury or not, we decided that the Cadillac sedans are for old coots and codgers, so off we went to the Rolls Royce dealership." http://dba-oracle.blogspot.com/2009_02_01_archive.html |
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