Getting Depressed
05-12-2007, 02:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Crazy Canuck
enjoy the trannies
05-12-2007, 02:46 AM
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Originally Posted by OCBen
Can we say, b/t ?
Gotta run....I've been up all night worried sick about my car. I'm going to go down to the garage and make sure it still starts before I go to bed.
05-12-2007, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by jerryrice
Dudes , I paid my $32 , then cancelled it, to many immature morons here, especially " malammik" who is by far the most immature P car owner on the board, but his simpleton brain is good for comic relief.
Right now I'm in Asia, LBFM's everywhere. you can have Amsterdam. If you have to ask what an LBFM is, you have yet to live, and need to get your pipes cleaned.
Right now I'm in Asia, LBFM's everywhere. you can have Amsterdam. If you have to ask what an LBFM is, you have yet to live, and need to get your pipes cleaned.
Long story short... without a doubt the recent article in Motor Trend looking for America's best handling car set him off again. You know the article, the one that rated a Porsche number one while the GM Chevy rated 9th out of 10 - http://www.motortrend.com/features/1...t_handling_car .
I guess, after the article trashed GM's leaf sprung straight line rocket and gave first prize to the Porsche, he (and 3 or 4 other corvetteforum trolls) came over here to Rennlist in their "jerryrice" hats to stir up some **** with this troll act.
Let's humor him (them)...
Oh my, please tell us more about your Porsche worries, "jerry". Don't forget to throw in more of your righteous indignity about how slighted you are by THIS post, THIS thread, THIS forum.
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05-12-2007, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by JohnnyBahamas
Don't forget to throw in more of your righteous indignity about how slighted you are by THIS post, THIS thread, THIS forum.
05-12-2007, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Coochas
Ben,...you know the rules - nobody can say the B word.
Gotta run....I've been up all night worried sick about my car. I'm going to go down to the garage and make sure it still starts before I go to bed.
Gotta run....I've been up all night worried sick about my car. I'm going to go down to the garage and make sure it still starts before I go to bed.
He had to go down to the parking garage every night, before he went to bed, just to be sure his car was still ok.
He could never drive anywhere where he'd have to park the car in public, in case it was damaged in some way, and he kept a cover on it at all times, even though it was parked in a garage.
He worried that the woman that parked her Boxster across from him didn't keep her car's interior clean - he pointed it out while I was looking at his car!
He managed just 1,500 miles a year.
I did him a favor and took his problem off his hands so he could sleep at night
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05-12-2007, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by cdodkin
You may laugh, but the guy I bought my 996 from suffered from this very problem!
He had to go down to the parking garage every night, before he went to bed, just to be sure his car was still ok.
He could never drive anywhere where he's have to park the car in public, in case it was damaged in some way, and he kept a cover on it at all times, even though it was parked in a garage.
He worried that the woman that parked her Boxster across from him didn't keep her car's interior clean - he pointed it out while I was looking at his car!
He managed just 1,500 miles a year.
I did him a favor and took his problem off his hands so he could sleep at night
He had to go down to the parking garage every night, before he went to bed, just to be sure his car was still ok.
He could never drive anywhere where he's have to park the car in public, in case it was damaged in some way, and he kept a cover on it at all times, even though it was parked in a garage.
He worried that the woman that parked her Boxster across from him didn't keep her car's interior clean - he pointed it out while I was looking at his car!
He managed just 1,500 miles a year.
I did him a favor and took his problem off his hands so he could sleep at night
If there was ever a STAT indication for Prozac - it would be that guy. In all seriousness, that's truly obsessive compulsive behavior that needs help.