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monster 01-03-2012 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Elspode (Post 784985)
I think it is appropriate to enjoy and be happy with your new car. I mean, how often does one actually get brand new car? I'm sure I've seen my last in this lifetime. Congrats. Now go forth and vehiculate with a sense of pleasure and security.

Rly? I just don't get this. It's not a brand new human. It's our third new car ever, may well be our last (first two were when we emigrated 11 years ago) beest is enjoying driving it because he chose well, but it's not the newness so much as being a car that meets his needs, I think.....

you don't get new dishwashers and tumble dryers that often either -they may cost less, but they often make much more difference in everyday life.

I think dishwashers are the new purchase We enjoy the most. we have bought three in our 20+ years together.



Buxton is in the garage tonight. Red Rascal is not. Buxton is in Red Rascal's half of the garage. In the old days, when there was temporarily crap in the garage, it was RR who got to stay. The front part of RR's side was the easiest to bulldoze. Here's hoping RR is not related to Christine. :lol:

monster 01-03-2012 09:02 PM

(The Focus never had a name)

classicman 01-03-2012 11:05 PM

yeh yeh yeh whatever ... did you and beest christen it yet?

monster 01-03-2012 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by classicman (Post 785004)
yeh yeh yeh whatever ... did you and beest christen it yet?

???

HungLikeJesus 01-03-2012 11:08 PM

It's an American custom to urinate on the car tires.

classicman 01-03-2012 11:11 PM

lol. when she figgers it out. :bolt:

monster 01-03-2012 11:14 PM

figures it out?

I just wondered who was using the family brain cell when you posted that?

classicman 01-03-2012 11:18 PM

It was a joke. relax. sheesh.

monster 01-03-2012 11:26 PM

right back atcha, slowpoke

classicman 01-03-2012 11:29 PM

My post was a joke, yours was an insult. Perhaps the difference is beyond you.

Spexxvet 01-04-2012 08:29 AM

Nice car, Monster, good luck and have fun with it. Be sure to chain it to something big so it doesn't get stolen.;)

BTW, I think Classic meant "did you and Beest have sex in it yet?"

infinite monkey 01-04-2012 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by monster (Post 784989)
Rly? I just don't get this. It's not a brand new human. It's our third new car ever, may well be our last (first two were when we emigrated 11 years ago) beest is enjoying driving it because he chose well, but it's not the newness so much as being a car that meets his needs, I think.....

you don't get new dishwashers and tumble dryers that often either -they may cost less, but they often make much more difference in everyday life.

I think dishwashers are the new purchase We enjoy the most. we have bought three in our 20+ years together.



Buxton is in the garage tonight. Red Rascal is not. Buxton is in Red Rascal's half of the garage. In the old days, when there was temporarily crap in the garage, it was RR who got to stay. The front part of RR's side was the easiest to bulldoze. Here's hoping RR is not related to Christine. :lol:

You wouldn't see the cars you see on the road if, for a lot of us, cars were just utilitarian. In fact, I daresay most cars would look the same, except that some people LOVE cars.

I do. I would love to have a little fleet, driving whichever one fit the mood or the environment that day. A Jeep CJ7, my bug, a Lamborghini, some cool classic...like a Bel Air, and some kind of big stomper SUV. That might do it for now. :blush:

glatt 01-04-2012 09:06 AM

I'm amazed at the lack of color selection for new cars. 90% of cars today are the basically the same color as the road they drive on. What happened to color? Beest's new car is one of the most colorful you'll see. This isn't the 1800's, the world isn't in black and white today. It's in color. Plus, it's easier to find your car in a parking lot if it's an actual color. Is grey/silver/tan popular just because it hides dirt?

infinite monkey 01-04-2012 09:33 AM

I don't know. What about the whole Burnt Orange movement?

classicman 01-04-2012 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by glatt (Post 785074)
90% of cars today are the basically the same color as the road they drive on. What happened to color?
Plus, it's easier to find your car in a parking lot if it's an actual color.

Its also easier to see other cars when they have some contrast relative to the road and whatnot. YMMV


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