WOOOHOOO, my 2008 GT3 has been confirmed for Nov. delivery!
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Guys i have to be honest, I absolutely love her but cannot logically afford her. Besides she don't cook or clean for that matter. In the end, shes only fun for the weekend. Upon much reflection, I am putting "The chance to be with her" up for sale. Lets start at a modest $15k. Hopefully with those rare options, I can find her a better home.
I am seriously thinking about it. I always wanted a 9 foot tall girl friend.
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Well, depends how you look at it. This is exactly what happened to the other person too. After listening to all his BS, we challenged him to actually buy one of the cars that he said that he was getting. So, regardless of whether he could actually afford it or not, he was "forced" to get it, to "prove" that he was serious. If we didn't cry "Bull****", I doubt that he would be driving his Ferrari today.
So, if Rick actually acquired the car, in spite of the financial consequences, then good for him. Now, all he has to do is actually pay for it.
So, if Rick actually acquired the car, in spite of the financial consequences, then good for him. Now, all he has to do is actually pay for it.
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Well, depends how you look at it. This is exactly what happened to the other person too. After listening to all his BS, we challenged him to actually buy one of the cars that he said that he was getting. So, regardless of whether he could actually afford it or not, he was "forced" to get it, to "prove" that he was serious. If we didn't cry "Bull****", I doubt that he would be driving his Ferrari today.
So, if Rick actually acquired the car, in spite of the financial consequences, then good for him. Now, all he has to do is actually pay for it.
So, if Rick actually acquired the car, in spite of the financial consequences, then good for him. Now, all he has to do is actually pay for it.
The worst part about this "other" guy is that I've never met someone so disliked, yet he doesn't have a clue? Not just car guys, but people in general. In reality I don't know anyone who really likes him (we know alot of the same people and they all same the same things), some just tolerate him. It's rather sad actually...
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The worst part about this "other" guy is that I've never met someone so disliked, yet he doesn't have a clue? Not just car guys, but people in general. In reality I don't know anyone who really likes him (we know alot of the same people and they all same the same things), some just tolerate him. It's rather sad actually...
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I don't think that many people dislike you?
The one 993fan and I knew/know is in a league of his own.
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Well, depends how you look at it. This is exactly what happened to the other person too. After listening to all his BS, we challenged him to actually buy one of the cars that he said that he was getting. So, regardless of whether he could actually afford it or not, he was "forced" to get it, to "prove" that he was serious. If we didn't cry "Bull****", I doubt that he would be driving his Ferrari today.
So, if Rick actually acquired the car, in spite of the financial consequences, then good for him. Now, all he has to do is actually pay for it.
So, if Rick actually acquired the car, in spite of the financial consequences, then good for him. Now, all he has to do is actually pay for it.
also.. he was actually approved for and bought the car. he had to prove at some point he was/is able to afford it.
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Does this really mean its his? Its a picture next to a s2000... after all maybe he sold his spot but had to buy the car take it home put delivery miles on it and then send to the buyer....
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hilar ious
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Here's the giveaway.
The car in the photo has only a quarter tank of gas. The mileage on the car is around 19 or so (iirc). No Porsche Dealer delivers a car without a full tank of gas; and there is no way to use 3/4 tank in 19 or so miles.
Something doesn't add up!
The car in the photo has only a quarter tank of gas. The mileage on the car is around 19 or so (iirc). No Porsche Dealer delivers a car without a full tank of gas; and there is no way to use 3/4 tank in 19 or so miles.
Something doesn't add up!