Why is the s2000 sometimes refered to as "stook"? just curious.

 

S too K=S2K

 

If we were politically correct it would be:

STWOK..S TWO K = S 2 K

But that just looks f'd up

 

JD, why do you have too first names?

 

LOL! Must have had a funny family tree. You know the kind that does not fork!

 

first name, middle name.

 

John thinking of getting an S? We have quite a large collection of S2000s here in Austin. Don't know why but we do.

 

John David Stutz, the man who shot Buckwheat, also had two first names. The SAME two first names... hmmmm...

I don't refer to the car as a Stook. Sounds too much like Stork, or Stuka (the groundbreaking [literally] German dive bomber of WW-II). Neither connotes anything I want to find analogous to the S2000. When in conversation with other owners, I call it "S" or "S2K," but in a dialogue with a neophyte, I use the traditional long form, "S2000."

 

I call it my "rollerskate".

 

- I still don't have a vin number, but it's expected arrival date is for late January or first of Febuary.