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Posted by Jem_hadar on Oct-26-2005 17:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Playa24_7
^^^ oh bravo

*clap...clap...clap*




Posted by Jem_hadar on Oct-26-2005 17:37:

quote:
Originally posted by techead
Who cares what he does for a living , its how you budget , not what you earn , some people spend all thier pay on clothes , some on studio gear a lease on a z is not gonna break anyones bank account
look on leasebusters and there are always a few available

He may not be the humblest person I admit , but we shouldn't be hateing just because he has a nice car and wants to share the fact
maybe he has nothing else in his life that makes him happy , why should we be so judgmental ??


I agree.


Posted by zokissima on Oct-26-2005 18:34:

/\ Ditto


quote:
Originally posted by d!abolic
the easier-to-digest version: i'm in commercial construction

Hey man, if it makes ends meet, and even better, if it makes them meet well, happy to hear it.

And IMO I like the Z better than the G. If you're picking it up today, snap a few pics. Again, it's a sweet ride. Damn I can't wait to finish school, sooo much time and money spent on that...


Posted by l]evil on Oct-26-2005 18:40:

sedans better


Posted by MarkT on Oct-26-2005 19:01:

give the guy a break...

sure he's proud of what he's buying...and to some extent showing off by posting here...but so what? ignore the thread if it bothers you so much.

it's a sweet car (though below a G35, Legacy GT, and STi on my list of faves)...quality, performance, style...a good choice if you want to drop that kind of cash on a car.

some of us prefer to save/invest...some prefer to buy property (my plan)...some prefer to travel.

regardless of his motives for posting, don't begrudge the guy his pleasure...it's not hurting anyone else here (unless it makes you jealous).


Posted by Jem_hadar on Oct-26-2005 23:45:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkT
give the guy a break...

sure he's proud of what he's buying...and to some extent showing off by posting here...but so what? ignore the thread if it bothers you so much.

it's a sweet car (though below a G35, Legacy GT, and STi on my list of faves)...quality, performance, style...a good choice if you want to drop that kind of cash on a car.

some of us prefer to save/invest...some prefer to buy property (my plan)...some prefer to travel.

regardless of his motives for posting, don't begrudge the guy his pleasure...it's not hurting anyone else here (unless it makes you jealous).


ever the schoolar and a great person mark

good words of wisedom.


Posted by DigiNut on Oct-27-2005 00:07:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkT
give the guy a break...

sure he's proud of what he's buying...and to some extent showing off by posting here...but so what?

Subtlety is the trademark of those who are satisfied with their place in life and know in their hearts that they've earned it.

I know and respect many people who own nice things, but it's not the things they own that earned my respect - it's the way they act. The tendency to "rub it in" is especially powerful for the people with more material possessions - the way they handle it is a window into their character. Do they use it to make other people (and subsequently, themselves) happy, or do they squander it in a vain attempt to make others jealous?

The difference between those who are truly well-off and those who merely want to appear well-off is as clear to me as night and day, and I imagine it's equally clear for many (if not most) others.

It doesn't bother me that he bought the car, at all. It doesn't bother me that he's proud of or happy with his purchase. However, the fact that he needed to announce it to hundreds of complete strangers makes me question his real motivation not only for buying it, but for wanting to own it in the first place.


Posted by failsafe on Oct-27-2005 02:13:

Diginut: Very well put.


Posted by smuncky on Oct-27-2005 02:21:

nice car and all, but y do you still post here when each and every time you start a thread, ppl bash u continuously. i for one would not come back to a community where im not wanted.

as others have said, you really dont show yourself, and when you do, only a handful of ppl have seen/know you. you really dont post in any other threads besides your own making it hard for us to know who you are. you dont talk about music on here or any other things that most people on here post about. i bet if u started to post stuff that didnt concern just you, people wouldnt be so defensive about it.

it also seems that you chose which info to give out. like buying all this expensive stuff and all, but when asked where u work, you try and elude it with a vague answer.

just my $0.02


Posted by techead on Oct-27-2005 04:29:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkT
give the guy a break...

sure he's proud of what he's buying...and to some extent showing off by posting here...but so what? ignore the thread if it bothers you so much.

it's a sweet car (though below a G35, Legacy GT, and STi on my list of faves)...quality, performance, style...a good choice if you want to drop that kind of cash on a car.

some of us prefer to save/invest...some prefer to buy property (my plan)...some prefer to travel.

regardless of his motives for posting, don't begrudge the guy his pleasure...it's not hurting anyone else here (unless it makes you jealous).


Very Nicely put


Posted by techead on Oct-27-2005 04:29:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkT
give the guy a break...

sure he's proud of what he's buying...and to some extent showing off by posting here...but so what? ignore the thread if it bothers you so much.

it's a sweet car (though below a G35, Legacy GT, and STi on my list of faves)...quality, performance, style...a good choice if you want to drop that kind of cash on a car.

some of us prefer to save/invest...some prefer to buy property (my plan)...some prefer to travel.

regardless of his motives for posting, don't begrudge the guy his pleasure...it's not hurting anyone else here (unless it makes you jealous).


Very Nicely put


Posted by d!abolic on Oct-27-2005 05:23:

LOL, i just realized that this does in fact have something to do with trance... EVERYTHING to do with trance. I just remembered that on the way back from the Benz dealership, i popped in the Gatecrasher Transmission CD. One of the songs is The Sweetest Dreams, which is one of my favorites. I immediately remembered it's name, and also remembered listening to it over a year ago while daydreaming about the day when i could afford the 350Z. Suddenly, i found myself thinking: "the sweetest dreams?... what about MY dreams?! DAMMIT!" The fact that i gave up on my dream hit me in the face like a jackhammer. The 350Z is the car i've always wanted, not the Benz. I was buying the Benz because i thought it would make me look better in front of prospective clients - it's a serious car and a symbol of success. But the Z was my DREAM! I realized that nothing would make me happier than picking up the phone, calling the dealership, and telling them that i changed my mind. So i paused the CD and did just that. Man, what an amazing experience. None of this would have happened if that song didn't come on while i was driving back home! I'm gonna burn it on CD and make sure it's the first damn song that i play in that car when i get it on Friday!


Posted by DigiNut on Oct-27-2005 05:33:

LOL... the closest you can come to talking about music is to say "wow, that songs reminds me of me!"

Since you're so big on inspirational literature, d!abolic, I'm sure you've read Dale Carnegie, so perhaps I should remind you of one of his little tidbits: "To be interesting, be interested."

Really, nobody cares about you or your dreams or your car or anything else you've said in this thread. Maybe if you took even a remote interest in the affairs of -other- people, you might get taken more seriously, but you can't even talk about music without somehow referencing YOU. With that rotten, self-indulgent attitude, it's hard for any of us to believe that you could succeed at anything, which is probably why no one does believe half the shit you say.


Posted by d!abolic on Oct-27-2005 06:02:

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
Really, nobody cares about you or your dreams or your car or anything else you've said in this thread.


Perfect Now shut the fuck up and get out of my thread.


Posted by failsafe on Oct-27-2005 06:32:

It's like the car accident or train wreck. You can't help but watch this twit dig himself deeper and deeper into a hole.

Your the best dude, keep up the good work.


Posted by techead on Oct-27-2005 06:47:

I can see this thread getting ugly eventually


Posted by all-nite-freak on Oct-27-2005 07:03:


i bought this today..i was wondering if i should get the model with the cup holder or the ashtray.I am better than all of you.Would you be my friend?P.s. my penis makes Johnny Holmes' look like a baby's.


BADA BING!


Posted by Protosis on Oct-27-2005 14:55:

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
Subtlety is the trademark of those who are satisfied with their place in life and know in their hearts that they've earned it.

I know and respect many people who own nice things, but it's not the things they own that earned my respect - it's the way they act. The tendency to "rub it in" is especially powerful for the people with more material possessions - the way they handle it is a window into their character. Do they use it to make other people (and subsequently, themselves) happy, or do they squander it in a vain attempt to make others jealous?

The difference between those who are truly well-off and those who merely want to appear well-off is as clear to me as night and day, and I imagine it's equally clear for many (if not most) others.

It doesn't bother me that he bought the car, at all. It doesn't bother me that he's proud of or happy with his purchase. However, the fact that he needed to announce it to hundreds of complete strangers makes me question his real motivation not only for buying it, but for wanting to own it in the first place.








You hit the nail on the proverbial head. I've had millionaires over for dinner parties and I've never heard them brag. Pretty down to earth people actually.


Posted by simms327 on Oct-27-2005 15:17:

^^ a friend of mine's family is one of the richest families in western canada, his great grandpa started the oilers.

i knew him and his family for 3 years (best friends) before I knew this

most down to earth people i know


Posted by zokissima on Oct-27-2005 17:19:

quote:
Originally posted by all-nite-freak

i bought this today..i was wondering if i should get the model with the cup holder or the ashtray.I am better than all of you.Would you be my friend?P.s. my penis makes Johnny Holmes' look like a baby's.


BADA BING!

The ash tray, the ash tray, so you can look cooler smoking while driving
I do it all the time, it works!


Posted by DigitalMP on Oct-27-2005 18:18:

quote:
Originally posted by smuncky
nice car and all, but y do you still post here when each and every time you start a thread, ppl bash u continuously. i for one would not come back to a community where im not wanted.

as others have said, you really dont show yourself, and when you do, only a handful of ppl have seen/know you. you really dont post in any other threads besides your own making it hard for us to know who you are. you dont talk about music on here or any other things that most people on here post about. i bet if u started to post stuff that didnt concern just you, people wouldnt be so defensive about it.

it also seems that you chose which info to give out. like buying all this expensive stuff and all, but when asked where u work, you try and elude it with a vague answer.

just my $0.02


This thread has more views that any other non-event thread on this page, aside from one of song lyrics.

It's pretty funny that people wonder why he posts, yet he attracts a hell of a lot of attention. One would think that people would be more interested in what they want to see rather than what they don't want to see.


Posted by 8Wonders on Oct-27-2005 18:36:

Drama!!!


Posted by DigiNut on Oct-27-2005 22:25:

quote:
Originally posted by d!abolic
Perfect Now shut the fuck up and get out of my thread.

"MY" thread.

Talk about missing the point...!

I'm sure you'd like us all to believe that you don't care what anybody else thinks, but you already proved that false when you decided to be a whiny little bitch a few months back and "threaten" to stop posting on TA. So why don't you just listen to other people for once and try to keep your personal life a little more on the down-low?


Posted by Adamo on Oct-27-2005 22:32:

So i decided to pass on the Big Mac....and i went for the quarter pounder with cheese.

Discuss.


Posted by zoogla on Oct-28-2005 02:53:

quote:
Originally posted by techead
I can see this thread getting ugly eventually


Don't worry--I'll make it beautiful again:


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