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Carwatching I remember I used to go carwatching, l

Carwatching I remember I used to go carwatching, like people go birdwatching.
Not exclusively, but every time we went out, I used to love to observe cars, whether I was walking, on a two-wheeler, or in the car, I loved to observe cars, analyse their design, talk about them to Papa, I could recognize whether this company's car has twinned with that company's older model (Nissan Sunny and Renault Scala), I could identify whether this car is older than the other car of the same brand, but most of all, I had started this because I could
see faces in them, funny faces, bitch faces, aunty faces, fatcat faces, baby faces, frog faces,
and I totally used to LOVE doing that!
Like Suzuki cars like Baleno and Ertiga looked at me like Aunties with their eyelids half open and mouths hanging low; MS Ritz looked like a frog with a big jaw, which I proudly called "Toad on the Road"; Hyundai Verna looked like a magical princess, and so on.
I remember seeing a car, whose name I didn't know, so I stopped in the middle of the street to READ the name, forgetting the traffic, forgetting to cross, and later got a good roast for "heights of carelessness".

I loved doing that, and I had started observing and analysing motorcycles too as a pastime, putting 'em into categories and CC engines, but then the lockdown happened.
Carwatching I remember I used to go carwatching, like people go birdwatching.
Not exclusively, but every time we went out, I used to love to observe cars, whether I was walking, on a two-wheeler, or in the car, I loved to observe cars, analyse their design, talk about them to Papa, I could recognize whether this company's car has twinned with that company's older model (Nissan Sunny and Renault Scala), I could identify whether this car is older than the other car of the same brand, but most of all, I had started this because I could
see faces in them, funny faces, bitch faces, aunty faces, fatcat faces, baby faces, frog faces,
and I totally used to LOVE doing that!
Like Suzuki cars like Baleno and Ertiga looked at me like Aunties with their eyelids half open and mouths hanging low; MS Ritz looked like a frog with a big jaw, which I proudly called "Toad on the Road"; Hyundai Verna looked like a magical princess, and so on.
I remember seeing a car, whose name I didn't know, so I stopped in the middle of the street to READ the name, forgetting the traffic, forgetting to cross, and later got a good roast for "heights of carelessness".

I loved doing that, and I had started observing and analysing motorcycles too as a pastime, putting 'em into categories and CC engines, but then the lockdown happened.
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