Men and there utes.....

stereotypically seen as a males vehicle i guess. Majority of male ute owners need a ute i guess and jus love the fact its theirs

 

go watch "love the beast" apparently that explains it

 

we've got a ute and a sedan

can't fit the kids in the ute

why wouldn't i love it more than the sedan

 

Don't try and understand it. Just be happy you have it

 

You can, you just cant corner as hard :thumbsup:

 

My brothers girlfriend wrote a song about that

 

kevin bloody wilson once wrote a good song about utes as well:yeah:

 

i really like my car and i wouldnt swap it back for my ute but i really miss it lol. i wish i was just more of a tight arse so i could afford to keep it. I WILL buy another ute one day. they are a part of me now so i need another one.

 

Ive got a thing for VY/VZ SS utes... Dunno why but there hot.

 

Yea i don't know what it is either, I've had mine for about 4 months now and I am already very attatched, but I don't know why.

 

Same!! 6 speed + LSD = heaven....

One day....

 

I had a ute for years but sold it for the VX, but have been thinking the wife's car might have to go so I can get a ute again.

 

haven't gotten a ute... yet
gotta save up the funds though, Hummer H1 utes aren't cheap

 

LOL. ^^^

I like utes, some look mint.
But my question would be branching off minuxs comment... why do so many people love Vl's???

 

Carpenters, tilers, painters, builders and plumbers. These are the five hottest professions to have in the dating world right now, according to a survey conducted by networking site linkme.com.au.

Bankers, doctors, lawyers, accountants and psychiatrists followed, suggesting blue collars are back big time, leaving office-bound desk-jockeys wallowing in the wake of the machismo love boat.

But what makes the labouring he-man such hot property?

International dating expert and Aussie ex-pat Sam Van Rood told a British newspaper recently that women are wired to want big, tough tradies and there utes.:thumbsup: He cited a "basic biological urge" as the reason the sisterhood maintains a soft spot for Mr. Protector of Wife, Hearth and Home and Bearer of Big Strong Genes.

"All women deep down like a man who can protect them. It's a bit of a caveman thing...:bang::bang::bang: when women are ovulating they are attracted to rough and ready types," he said.

"In strictly biological terms, while geeky types may be better providers in long term, the tough, rough blokes have stronger genes, so there's a better likelihood of stronger, healthier kids."

Many single women subscribe to the Working-Class Man stereotype, which pigeonholes the rough-handed hombre as honest, humble, hard-working and family oriented. Hot stuff indeed for the time-poor, romantically frustrated modern gal.

And what about money, honey? Many men I've spoken to firmly believe that a significant number of single ladies prefer boys who brandish a bit of platinum plastic. With tradies earning higher average wages than university graduates, a cashed-up bogan may be more attractive then a chap with a BA and a massive HECS debt.

Years of solid and stable economic growth have given us a generation that some say has been spoilt by prosperity and private schooling. From here have emerged many princess-types seeking a scandalous entanglement with a "lower-class" lad, a la Lady Chatterley.

Is this reason enough for our single guys who are serious about finding a special someone to trade their Herringbone shirts for Hard Yakka stubbies? Should we aim to solve the skills shortage by marketing life as a labourer as a winner with the women?

Call me crazy, but I don't reckon what you do defines who you are. Basing your opinion of another on their occupation alone is a pretty shaky foundation for a serious relationship. You could be my baby, it don't matter if you're blue or white.


Right? a trady in Yakka stubbies driving his Ute

 

yep, truck license, bobcat license, backhoe license, forklift license, glad i'm not stuck in an office :thumbsup: