Posted: May 9th, 2005, 11:16 pm
ROTFLMAOTunes67 wrote:LMAOfinishing up highschool and your 100??.....do the other kids make fun of you?
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Posted: May 10th, 2005, 3:35 am
Dittto man!!!!!!!!jschrauwen wrote:ROTFLMAOTunes67 wrote:LMAOfinishing up highschool and your 100??.....do the other kids make fun of you?
I just feel that I should be a bit better off at almost 28 years old. Just got my review at work. Great review but no raise, what a boner!
Posted: May 10th, 2005, 4:55 am
Im fairly lucky that the paint on the mazda is in pretty good nick..
As for income and out going's i run that in Xcel and know what im
spending, food/fuel/extra's/power/phone/cellphone/retirement plan/etc.
Im still amazed at all the young guys driving cars that im sure they
can't afford and yea are on tick or HP
( cos you can text there plate to a database in NZ and see if money is still
owed on it ) lol sad bugger an't I..
Getting ahead in life can be a hard struggle, and yes peaple today
think how can i measure where i am in life, that yard stick thing....
My advice, buy good gear that last's sure it cost's a lot more to start
with but the pay off in the long run of not replacing it ...
My motto do it once do it right!
Don't sell off your tools when in the pinch you never get what you
paid out for them in the first place, sometimes the credit card is
handy but don't get out of your depth on the repayments.
And yea ive made a few GREAT cock up's so none of us are perfect.
As for income and out going's i run that in Xcel and know what im
spending, food/fuel/extra's/power/phone/cellphone/retirement plan/etc.
Im still amazed at all the young guys driving cars that im sure they
can't afford and yea are on tick or HP
( cos you can text there plate to a database in NZ and see if money is still
owed on it ) lol sad bugger an't I..
Getting ahead in life can be a hard struggle, and yes peaple today
think how can i measure where i am in life, that yard stick thing....
My advice, buy good gear that last's sure it cost's a lot more to start
with but the pay off in the long run of not replacing it ...
My motto do it once do it right!
Don't sell off your tools when in the pinch you never get what you
paid out for them in the first place, sometimes the credit card is
handy but don't get out of your depth on the repayments.
And yea ive made a few GREAT cock up's so none of us are perfect.
Posted: May 10th, 2005, 7:29 am
lol touchejschrauwen wrote:ROTFLMAOTunes67 wrote:LMAOfinishing up highschool and your 100??.....do the other kids make fun of you?
Posted: May 11th, 2005, 9:38 am
I have not had my car repainted yet so don't feel so bad. I have pretty much the same problem as you though. The prior owner had some body damage and apparently they, or one of thier friends, decided to do-it-yourself sauder and render it. The dents and dings they had were covered up by spray paint.
All of this is mostly apparent on my CarDomain page... you can see what I'm talking about...
All of this is mostly apparent on my CarDomain page... you can see what I'm talking about...
Posted: May 11th, 2005, 12:19 pm
Yikes! well it aint quite that bad, but that remains to be seen as I have yet to sand off the section that was repaired... 