A nice car is just a penis extension?

A nice car is just a penis extension?

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DickyC

49,874 posts

199 months

Saturday 12th October 2019
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If criticism of your car choice bothers you, you could try to direct it towards something that interests you but is invisible to the envious, the jealous or those who recite feeble jokes.

KPdiEwcar

20 posts

60 months

Saturday 12th October 2019
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One word on this subject that true petrolheads will instantly understand:

Rubirosa

DickyC

49,874 posts

199 months

Saturday 12th October 2019
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KPdiEwcar said:
One word on this subject that true petrolheads will instantly understand:

Rubirosa
By that measure I'm not a true petrolhead.

/disappointed

OnTheEdge

94 posts

63 months

Saturday 12th October 2019
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KPdiEwcar said:
One word on this subject that true petrolheads will instantly understand:

Rubirosa
confused The place, the brand or the person?

anonymous-user

55 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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5490 said:
Define 'small'.
Obviously my post was too small. Not for the first time...ahem.

I'll ask again.. Define 'small'.

DickyC

49,874 posts

199 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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generationx said:
In my highly limited experience women are deeply unimpressed by flashy, sporty-looking cars.
When I started reading car magazines in the Sixties there was a letter from a young woman in Motor or Autocar saying exactly this. "They think they're so flash in their Jensen Interceptors and MGBs." I could imagine Interceptor owners who had bought for the wrong reason reading it and saying, "Oh, bks," to themselves about their unnecessary expense.

SidewaysSi

10,742 posts

235 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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Having been with thousands of women, the majority don't care about cars. It's about what you can do with them that matters.

Baldchap

7,700 posts

93 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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Jaguar steve said:
Baldchap said:
I suspect it's jealousy.

The same mob will say people only like nice cars because they're keeping up with the neighbours.
Rather than jealousy or perhaps a dislike of shallow materialistic people who can't stop themselves playing the keeping up with the neighbours game maybe there's a understandable negative reaction to the way so many people tend to drive like arrogant Cocks and use a nice car as a means to brag about their wealth and success at every opportunity rather than just quietly and discretely enjoying driving one.
Do a higher proportion of people drive like cocks in flash cars than normal ones? I bet they don't, but the people looking for a reason to dislike them notice every single one of the cocks in flash cars.

DickyC

49,874 posts

199 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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Baldchap said:
Do a higher proportion of people drive like cocks in flash cars than normal ones? I bet they don't, but the people looking for a reason to dislike them notice every single one of the cocks in flash cars.
In my experience if you drive an overtly powerful car courteously and with the flow of traffic a lot of people go out of their way to accommodate you. I don't know what the psychology is, maybe they get a slice of the action. Don't know.

Pothole

34,367 posts

283 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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bad_panda said:
The other day a guy I'm friends with on Facebook posted up a photo of an M5 he'd just bought. Despite being more of an M3 fan I can still appreciate it for what it is, as could most other people it would seem as almost all of the comments were positive, but there were a few that questioned the size of his penis confused

I must be out of touch but since when was this a thing? By the same logic, do women who drive nice cars do so in order to compensate for having a loose vagina?! Is owning a nice house also compensation for some physical shortfall?

If I post up a photo of a nice car along with a photo of my old chap next to a ruler, would this be sufficient to pre-empt this implication, or am I then likely to face derogatory assumptions about my testicular diameter or sexual stamina?

My feelings are easily hurt and I care a lot about what other people think so I'm keen to understand the rules on this.
You know this isn't Mumsnet just yet, right?

Buster73

5,077 posts

154 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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My car currently resides in the garage unused.

Strangely enough the same term could apply to my penis ....

Pan Pan Pan

9,954 posts

112 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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stuartmmcfc said:
Pan Pan Pan said:
What many people seem to forget, and others unfortunately never learn, is that the prime biological imperative for all species, is to get stuck into each other, and keep on producing more species.
Everything else we do is, to a greater, or lesser extent, subservient, or supportive to the prime biological directive.
Animals do the PBD instinctively, they don't need, poetry, love stories, love films, love novels, flash cars, overt displays of wealth etc to make it all happen.
Humans however do something which tends to get in the way of the PBD, they think, so we have to take the actions described above (and many more) to ensure the PBD for humans is served correctly.
To be fair to animals, they do, in some cases do something similar to humans, in that they observe which of the opposite gender, displays the most attractive traits, and then use that to get plugged into the selected individual.
Cars are just `one' example, and in themselves probably don't do much in the female observation process. In most cases ask a woman what `the' car was, and they will say it was a blue one! What they will notice though, is how much it likely cost, because that then becomes a possible indicator of the earning potential of a particular individual. Nothing wrong with that, it is just the PBD in action. In some cases if, as in the case of this topic, a woman has been attracted to a bloke via the type of car he drives, it may also be likely, but not universal, that once `some' but not all women) has selected a particular individual, via the flashness of his car, she then wants the bloke to get rid of said flash car, to A. Prevent other women being attracted to the cars owner, and B. prevent the spending of large amounts of cash on something that gets in the way of fulfilling the PBD. Flash cars represent just one of a high number of different factors that potential partners knowingly, or subconsciously take into account.
Other factors could be looks, strength, wit, intelligence, musical ability,style or dress sense, sense of humour, and any of a myriad number of elements that go to make up an individual. But the bottom line is that all of these are intended to ensure the requirements of the PBD are met.
As long as people are able to remember where they are in the scheme of things, the PBD will be satisfied.
Very true but, tbh, you’ve given this much to much thought.
It’s almost like you’re over compensating for something smile
Not really, it was just a crude attempt to remind people, that although we like to think of ourselves as advanced, intelligent, thinking, higher level beings, we are really all just the same as other living things, namely driven by the PBD, its just that we like to put a `human' gloss on the things we do, to make what we do more acceptable.
Take for example, boobs, I am definitely a boobs man, and I tried to work out why, but I realized, that all the liking for them now is, is a simple throwback echo, to the time when I was a baby, and when I saw a nice pair of boobs coming at me, it meant Aah! dinner is on the way!.
Of course in adult life that was not quite the case, but nevertheless the throwback echo for boobs was still buried deep in there, in what I use for a brain! smile

Pan Pan Pan

9,954 posts

112 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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MC Bodge said:
WJNB said:
stuartmmcfc said:
Pan Pan Pan said:
What many people seem to forget, and others unfortunately never learn, is that the prime biological imperative for all species, is to get stuck into each other, and keep on producing more species.
Everything else we do is, to a greater, or lesser extent, subservient, or supportive to the prime biological directive.
Animals do the PBD instinctively, they don't need, poetry, love stories, love films, love novels, flash cars, overt displays of wealth etc to make it all happen.
Humans however do something which tends to get in the way of the PBD, they think, so we have to take the actions described above (and many more) to ensure the PBD for humans is served correctly.
To be fair to animals, they do, in some cases do something similar to humans, in that they observe which of the opposite gender, displays the most attractive traits, and then use that to get plugged into the selected individual.
Cars are just `one' example, and in themselves probably don't do much in the female observation process. In most cases ask a woman what `the' car was, and they will say it was a blue one! What they will notice though, is how much it likely cost, because that then becomes a possible indicator of the earning potential of a particular individual. Nothing wrong with that, it is just the PBD in action. In some cases if, as in the case of this topic, a woman has been attracted to a bloke via the type of car he drives, it may also be likely, but not universal, that once `some' but not all women) has selected a particular individual, via the flashness of his car, she then wants the bloke to get rid of said flash car, to A. Prevent other women being attracted to the cars owner, and B. prevent the spending of large amounts of cash on something that gets in the way of fulfilling the PBD. Flash cars represent just one of a high number of different factors that potential partners knowingly, or subconsciously take into account.
Other factors could be looks, strength, wit, intelligence, musical ability,style or dress sense, sense of humour, and any of a myriad number of elements that go to make up an individual. But the bottom line is that all of these are intended to ensure the requirements of the PBD are met.
As long as people are able to remember where they are in the scheme of things, the PBD will be satisfied.
Very true but, tbh, you’ve given this much to much thought.
It’s almost like you’re over compensating for something smile
Just pseudo intellectual pretentiousness written for affect rather then effect. Not for the first time either. I doubt if anybody is impressed.
That said, it's not really all that wrong.
WJNB appears to have bought the programming hook line and sinker, he probably actually thinks he knows what he is doing, when really he does not. smile

Yodafone

427 posts

206 months

Monday 14th October 2019
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You can't win with people who are not into cars, I am looking cars with 5 litre engines and get grief over that.

I drive my other half a swift sport into work I get grief for that.

Only way to not get grief is to drive diesel Audi/BMW/Merc base diesel engined s line, m sport, AMG line to as that's is cool to them!!!

bluezedd

1,009 posts

83 months

Monday 14th October 2019
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Yodafone said:
You can't win with people who are not into cars, I am looking cars with 5 litre engines and get grief over that.

I drive my other half a swift sport into work I get grief for that.

Only way to not get grief is to drive diesel Audi/BMW/Merc base diesel engined s line, m sport, AMG line to as that's is cool to them!!!
The german base model sort defo get criticised too by others.

Tbh think you probably get grief over "looking" at the cars with 5 litre engines. Just get what you want and stop telling everyone first.

talksthetorque

10,815 posts

136 months

Monday 14th October 2019
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Deesee said:
colin_p said:
Deesee said:
bad_panda said:
By the same logic, do women who drive nice cars do so in order to compensate for having a loose vagina?!
Here you go...

https://youtu.be/6_MaV-YdrXk
I think it would be the opposite. (quality clip by the way.... like a sausage down a haunted well...!)

Women would want people to think they have a tightly packed kebab.
In my experience yes!
Maybe it does apply to women though

My OH drives a C63AMG.
This might well be because I am a massive .

Yodafone

427 posts

206 months

Monday 14th October 2019
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bluezedd said:
Yodafone said:
You can't win with people who are not into cars, I am looking cars with 5 litre engines and get grief over that.

I drive my other half a swift sport into work I get grief for that.

Only way to not get grief is to drive diesel Audi/BMW/Merc base diesel engined s line, m sport, AMG line to as that's is cool to them!!!
The german base model sort defo get criticised too by others.

Tbh think you probably get grief over "looking" at the cars with 5 litre engines. Just get what you want and stop telling everyone first.
Never told them they just saw me looking and someone asked what I was looking at and then it went from there frown the usual office busy body stuff frown

Not bother by there comments as I get what I am happy with smile

Pan Pan Pan

9,954 posts

112 months

Monday 14th October 2019
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The Hale and Pace version of this, based on a Sinclair C5 would seem to back this notion up smile

bluezedd

1,009 posts

83 months

Monday 14th October 2019
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Yodafone said:
Never told them they just saw me looking and someone asked what I was looking at and then it went from there frown the usual office busy body stuff frown

Not bother by there comments as I get what I am happy with smile
That's rubbish they made negative comments about it. No doubt trying to dissuade you because they are secretly jealous or something. I usually try to show interest in workmates things if something comes up, even if it's not something I'm all that into.




Pan Pan Pan

9,954 posts

112 months

Monday 14th October 2019
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The Hale and Pace sketch, based on a penis shaped Sinclair C5 was funny, especially when he drove it past the two girls walking down the pavement smile