What are you compensating for?
04-08-2007, 06:59 PM
#12
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: CT
Posts: 392
RE: What are you compensating for?
"Yeah, I know I am compensating, the theory is true bro, BTW, you must be hung like a HORSE"
Lotta good replies, there are several ways you can make the offending person look stupid and make them STFU...
Lotta good replies, there are several ways you can make the offending person look stupid and make them STFU...
04-08-2007, 07:08 PM
#13
1st Gear Member
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 139
RE: What are you compensating for?
owning a car like this definitely makes a difference with how people perceive you. when people say "what are you compensating for" they're definitely jealous. they wish they could be you.
at least thats what i think of people that think im compensating
at least thats what i think of people that think im compensating
04-08-2007, 07:12 PM
#14
5th Gear Member
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Tennessee
Posts: 4,182
RE: What are you compensating for?
+1
ORIGINAL: hammeron
well stated and alot of us can relate
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.
04-08-2007, 07:17 PM
#15
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Posts: 436
RE: What are you compensating for?
+1
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.
04-08-2007, 07:47 PM
#17
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Anaheim, California
Posts: 4,205
RE: What are you compensating for?
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.
PRICELESS!!!!
Mike
Cant go wrong with the classics