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1. Post some ridiculous thread that is far-fetched, delusional, or both....and think we are all stupid enough to buy in
2. Folks read the post and think "Holy sh.t, does this moron really think we believe this BS?"
3. Then comes the fun...the OP is called out.
4. The OP then piles on all sorts trivial facts, lies, and BS that everyone sees through from a mile away...
5. Next the OP claims to be insulted and says he's leaving the forum because we are all A-holes.....BUT HE DOESN'T LEAVE...WHY???(this part is always the mystery to me)
6. The OP hangs around for more abuse and continues with lies coming out of left field....why the OP doesn't give up is unexplainable.
Everyone that fell for this post should be banned. Cringe worthy.
Pffft. Like you're one to talk. You were literally asking the other day about selling all your cars and buying your daughter a Senna. Hypocrisy at its finest.
Pffft. Like you're one to talk. You were literally asking the other day about selling all your cars and buying your daughter a Senna. Hypocrisy at its finest.
Lol. This is why all my children have four wheels.
On a philosophical note: should anyone buy ANYBODY ELSE a Porsche?
I'm serious. I view Porsche lust as a blood curse: once bitten I've been ruined for other cars. Does one really want to rob the intended victim of the experience of stalking, finding, and bagging their first one?
On a philosophical note: should anyone buy ANYBODY ELSE a Porsche?
I'm serious. I view Porsche lust as a blood curse: once bitten I've been ruined for other cars. Does one really want to rob the intended victim of the experience of stalking, finding, and bagging their first one?
As a 40+ year owner of Porsches, I appreciate your perspective. There have been many times over the years when I got upset about some service price which was triple for that of other cars, and I was certain that this was going to be the last 911 I owned. So the car search began, and after many test drives, hours of research, and many days of wasted time, I'd be headed back to the good ole, overpriced Porsche dealership to buy yet another 911. If only I never ought that first 911, I'd be a lot richer.
I can't take this parent serious. However, some advise to other parents who have teens beginning to drive is to get umbrella insurance totaling at least 2 times their net-worth.
04-21-2019, 03:59 PM
