BE PREPARED TO POSSIBLY LOSE A LONG TERM PARTNER
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"HIS RELATIONSHIP IS NOW ON THE ROCKS DUE TO THE AMOUNT OF OFFERS FROM GOLD DIGGERS THINKING HE IS A FOOTBALLER OR GIVES OUT BLANK CHEQUES, I MUST WARN YOU THAT IF YOU HAVE NEVER OWNED ONE OF THESE THEN BE PREPARED TO POSSIBLY LOSE A LONG TERM PARTNER"
I wish, I've owned 3 genuine lambo's over the past few years and had just two tit flash's, one from a fat bird, and a phone number on a bit of paper thrown in my car at a petrol station. Never met a gold digger
Although she'd have to dig quite deep.
I wish, I've owned 3 genuine lambo's over the past few years and had just two tit flash's, one from a fat bird, and a phone number on a bit of paper thrown in my car at a petrol station. Never met a gold digger
Although she'd have to dig quite deep.I struggled to read it and got bored; everything in CAPITALS, atrocious spelling and it just waffled.
Car looks well put together and tidy, however it clearly isn't a Ferrari to those who know, as for his friend getting offers all the time, if that is the case I reckon it's more to do with how the friend behaves rather than the car.
Car looks well put together and tidy, however it clearly isn't a Ferrari to those who know, as for his friend getting offers all the time, if that is the case I reckon it's more to do with how the friend behaves rather than the car.
Edited by HTP99 on Sunday 17th August 12:20
There was a 355/mr2 monstrosity outside the pub I was in last night. I really don't understand what the appeal of one is too anyone. Who's happyness are they buying it for?
If it's to get the experience of driving a Ferrari then that won't work. Someone not into cars won't care what it is so you haven't impressed them, someone that is into cars will quickly notice it's a fake so you haven't impressed them either.
I don't know why you would want to drive everywhere facing the look on people's faces when they find out its fake whenever you get out.
It's bizarre.
If it's to get the experience of driving a Ferrari then that won't work. Someone not into cars won't care what it is so you haven't impressed them, someone that is into cars will quickly notice it's a fake so you haven't impressed them either.
I don't know why you would want to drive everywhere facing the look on people's faces when they find out its fake whenever you get out.
It's bizarre.
t motor!Zoobeef said:
There was a 355/mr2 monstrosity outside the pub I was in last night. I really don't understand what the appeal of one is too anyone. Who's happyness are they buying it for?
If it's to get the experience of driving a Ferrari then that won't work. Someone not into cars won't care what it is so you haven't impressed them, someone that is into cars will quickly notice it's a fake so you haven't impressed them either.
I don't know why you would want to drive everywhere facing the look on people's faces when they find out its fake whenever you get out.
It's bizarre.
I agree, I have a similar feeling towards those that stick Mamg/RS badges on their cars, most people don't know what these bades mean and so won't care, those that do know what they mean will know there's no such thing as a 318D M3If it's to get the experience of driving a Ferrari then that won't work. Someone not into cars won't care what it is so you haven't impressed them, someone that is into cars will quickly notice it's a fake so you haven't impressed them either.
I don't know why you would want to drive everywhere facing the look on people's faces when they find out its fake whenever you get out.
It's bizarre.
A bodykitted MR2 or any of the other crappy Ferrari / Lambo replicas are next level though, i can't imagine how much of a weapon you'd have to be to build/buy one
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