Today's OneWord: Turbine

Howard had a 1963 Chrysler turbine car sitting in the cobblestone driveway beside his cobblestone home, and it hadn't been driven since the year it was made. He made good use of it as a lawn ornament, allowing the green to grow around its hubcaps like braids on a rubber man's head.

I had wanted to drive that car so badly, but I knew it wouldn't be in good shape now. I wouldn't have been surprised if its engine had turned entirely copper from rust.

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