[QUOTE=kawaiitentaclebeast]
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Double No.
How did one hone their driving skills before high speed cars? I ‘hone’ my skills by making sure that I drive within the limits of my car, or truck, or bicycle.
I have no problem with someone that owns a Ferrari. I have no desire for one, but I can see the attraction.
I have nothing against ‘fast’ cars. And truly love some of the old Mopars and Chevys. Some of the newer ones are real slick too. But I really don’t see any point in them other than they are probably fun to drive. That’s fine.
I don’t want to start and SUV bashing thread either. I am just astounded that some people feel that sports cars are fine, and a practical useful vehicle is wrong.
[QUOTE=Boo Boo Foo]
Being the owner of an immaculate, old classic (a '66 GT350 Shelby Mustang Fastback) I read this thread with some interest. But when all is said and done, in my particular case, the thing I love about having a classic is that it’s such a fun hobby. There’s always something to polish, or work on. It keeps my mind always on the go about things other than work, or parenthood.
That being said, I’ve had girls flash their breasts when I’ve driven by.
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As I’m incredibly wealthy I thought the fairest thing I could do to even things out would be to spend some of my fortune on a penis reduction operation and thats why…
