Any posers leave the spoiler up?
08-14-2006 | 05:44 PM
#47
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This is great entertainment. I was wondering who was going to respond 
Haven't you ever hear of respecting your elders 
Anyhow, yes he does deserve the crap for driving a CAB... but he promised he was looking for a GT3. He really is looking
You guys are funny. Love the site!!!!!
Haven't you ever hear of respecting your elders Anyhow, yes he does deserve the crap for driving a CAB... but he promised he was looking for a GT3. He really is looking
You guys are funny. Love the site!!!!!
08-14-2006 | 06:02 PM
#49
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From: Tobacco Road, NC
Originally Posted by TD in DC
Besides, he is a cab driver, he deserves all the crap he gets 
<--- see the smiley, it means I am intentionally harassing Dell in good nature.
<--- see the smiley, it means I am intentionally harassing Dell in good nature.
08-14-2006 | 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by LVDell
Hey! The CAB was a compromise with the wife. She wanted a Boxster, I wanted a 996Coupe, so we got the 996CAB to satisfy both. Cuz when the wife is satisfied the man IS satisfied
08-14-2006 | 06:28 PM
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The true sign of a poseur is how you treat your key. Do you leave it in your pocket or do you lay it on a counter with the crest side up (or with a crest key fob clearly visible)? Uh huh, I thought so . . . poseur.
08-14-2006 | 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by LVDell
I track mine all the time. Does that take me off the poser list?
You actually have to be making money off of racing/tracking to truly be a non-poser. Else, it's just another hobby that anyone can take up if they had the desire to do so.
08-14-2006 | 07:00 PM
#58
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Originally Posted by washington dc porsche
Isn't a poser someone who purchases a sports car capable of 177+mph in a country that has as it's highest speed limit 75mph. Why pose on the highway as if you are in Germany during the week and then pose even more on the weekend as a Leman's racer in a assembly line production car?
-- M
08-14-2006 | 08:15 PM
#59
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From: Prince George's County, MD
HA!
Originally Posted by M3Pete
I must admit that this is a stupid thread, but like a train wreck, I can't take my eyes off it 
washington dc porsche -- What's up with you? Your an angry dude. The Professor has probably logged more track miles than you have seen in your rides to Starbucks for latte with your pretty car. Get over yourself calling him out
washington dc porsche -- What's up with you? Your an angry dude. The Professor has probably logged more track miles than you have seen in your rides to Starbucks for latte with your pretty car. Get over yourself calling him out
08-14-2006 | 08:19 PM
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Now that's funny!
Some young secretary and clerk came into my office one day and one of them out of the blue picked up my keys and said "You have a Porsche!?" I ignored her and continued talking to the other secretary(the prey).
Some young secretary and clerk came into my office one day and one of them out of the blue picked up my keys and said "You have a Porsche!?" I ignored her and continued talking to the other secretary(the prey).
Originally Posted by TD in DC
The true sign of a poseur is how you treat your key. Do you leave it in your pocket or do you lay it on a counter with the crest side up (or with a crest key fob clearly visible)? Uh huh, I thought so . . . poseur.