What are you compensating for?
04-08-2007, 05:14 PM
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What are you compensating for?
So my friend/coworker saw my still pretty new '07 Stang today and asked "what are you compensating for?" ... I said "for your ricemobile" 
... you guys and gals ever been asked & what did you say??
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... you guys and gals ever been asked & what did you say??[IMG]local://upfiles/53981/374DBCCAE3E44BCFA39D6624D963247E.jpg[/IMG]
04-08-2007, 05:23 PM
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RE: What are you compensating for?
That is kind of a smart *** kinda comment to make...unless he's a good friend, than he's just bustin your *****, but if it came from more of a stranger...my reply would be: " Ohh, cause I have a small *****, wanna see it? That's is what ya wanted to hear right.... Ya know, by the way, jealousy and envy doesn't look good on you.."
Somethin along those lines....
Somethin along those lines....
04-08-2007, 05:23 PM
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RE: What are you compensating for?
Some people just don't get it, do they......... No need to compensate for anything- just the desire to drive a high performance, American-made musclecar with a 40+ year heritage.
04-08-2007, 06:19 PM
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RE: What are you compensating for?
sorta like when someass-clown ask,
"what, are you havin' a mid-life crisis?"
I say,
"hell-no, I've beenthis way my WHOLE life,.........cracker-***"
Like the piddler anwser also,
"what, are you havin' a mid-life crisis?"
I say,
"hell-no, I've beenthis way my WHOLE life,.........cracker-***"
Like the piddler anwser also,
04-08-2007, 06:28 PM
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RE: What are you compensating for?
I'm compensating for the complete and devastating loss of independence and personal time that comes with 2 kids, a wife, a house, and a busy career. 99% of the time I am a husband, father, homeowner, optometrist, neighbor, friend. Everybody in this situation needs one thing all their own to maintain their identity. When I'm driving, washing, or moddingmy Mustang, I'm just Rich. It makes all the difference.
04-08-2007, 06:31 PM
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RE: What are you compensating for?
ORIGINAL: Perdi
" Ohh, cause I have a small *****, wanna see it? That's is what ya wanted to hear right.... Ya know, by the way, jealousy and envy doesn't look good on you.."
" Ohh, cause I have a small *****, wanna see it? That's is what ya wanted to hear right.... Ya know, by the way, jealousy and envy doesn't look good on you.."
04-08-2007, 06:45 PM
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RE: What are you compensating for?
well stated and alot of us can relate
ORIGINAL: richmod
I'm compensating for the complete and devastating loss of independence and personal time that comes with 2 kids, a wife, a house, and a busy career. 99% of the time I am a husband, father, homeowner, optometrist, neighbor, friend. Everybody in this situation needs one thing all their own to maintain their identity. When I'm driving, washing, or moddingmy Mustang, I'm just Rich. It makes all the difference.
I'm compensating for the complete and devastating loss of independence and personal time that comes with 2 kids, a wife, a house, and a busy career. 99% of the time I am a husband, father, homeowner, optometrist, neighbor, friend. Everybody in this situation needs one thing all their own to maintain their identity. When I'm driving, washing, or moddingmy Mustang, I'm just Rich. It makes all the difference.