When I was going to college I drove a school bus for a part time job.
We used a t-shaped metal handle to open body side panels to check the engine.
Everyone called this handle gadget a wickerdicker, and sometimes we lost them.
The chief mechanic told our secretary to order a wickerdicker so she got on the phone to the Crown Coach parts department in Los Angeles and said "I need a wickerdicker".
When the parts clerk fiinally stopped laughing he said "I'm sure you do, ma'am, but we're all married men here".
We used a t-shaped metal handle to open body side panels to check the engine.
Everyone called this handle gadget a wickerdicker, and sometimes we lost them.
The chief mechanic told our secretary to order a wickerdicker so she got on the phone to the Crown Coach parts department in Los Angeles and said "I need a wickerdicker".
When the parts clerk fiinally stopped laughing he said "I'm sure you do, ma'am, but we're all married men here".
