Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Actually, when I was single, a guy who owned an expensive car would have pretty much been automatically ruled out for dating. It was a sign that the guy had poor judgement where money was concerned, or was really really shallow, or both.
Originally posted by: Jikininki
When i first met my bf he was driving a hand-me-down beat up minivan. Now he drives a slightly better Ford Contour. I actually miss the minivan sometimes...it was so big and comfy to take a nap in.
Originally posted by: iwantanewcomputer
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Actually, when I was single, a guy who owned an expensive car would have pretty much been automatically ruled out for dating. It was a sign that the guy had poor judgement where money was concerned, or was really really shallow, or both.
most people get sports cars for those reasons...but some get them cause they love driving a good car
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Originally posted by: iwantanewcomputer
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Actually, when I was single, a guy who owned an expensive car would have pretty much been automatically ruled out for dating. It was a sign that the guy had poor judgement where money was concerned, or was really really shallow, or both.
most people get sports cars for those reasons...but some get them cause they love driving a good car
They're free to own them for whatever reason they want, but I have/had no interest in a guy who thinks that spending that much on a vehicle is a good use of money. *shrugs* I'm sure I'm not the only person like that. Don't you ever look at someone and say to yourself that their spending habits would be a big problem in a relationship?
Originally posted by: Nutdotnet
I drive a very nice car. I also drive a beater.
I almost always pick up dates in my beater...quick way to read out the worthless from the worthy.
Originally posted by: Greenman
The women worth being with don't care about your car. It astounds me how many of you think that money will get you a good woman.
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Originally posted by: iwantanewcomputer
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Actually, when I was single, a guy who owned an expensive car would have pretty much been automatically ruled out for dating. It was a sign that the guy had poor judgement where money was concerned, or was really really shallow, or both.
most people get sports cars for those reasons...but some get them cause they love driving a good car
They're free to own them for whatever reason they want, but I have/had no interest in a guy who thinks that spending that much on a vehicle is a good use of money. *shrugs* I'm sure I'm not the only person like that. Don't you ever look at someone and say to yourself that their spending habits would be a big problem in a relationship?
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Originally posted by: iwantanewcomputer
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Actually, when I was single, a guy who owned an expensive car would have pretty much been automatically ruled out for dating. It was a sign that the guy had poor judgement where money was concerned, or was really really shallow, or both.
most people get sports cars for those reasons...but some get them cause they love driving a good car
They're free to own them for whatever reason they want, but I have/had no interest in a guy who thinks that spending that much on a vehicle is a good use of money. *shrugs* I'm sure I'm not the only person like that. Don't you ever look at someone and say to yourself that their spending habits would be a big problem in a relationship?
Originally posted by: loup garou
It goes:
1) Bank account
2) Penis size
3) Car
4) House
Sorry dude.
Originally posted by: Accipiter22
it's important. To them it's a means of conveyance, I'm speaking biologically, and a man who has a poor one has a bad chance of being able to provide for a family.
Originally posted by: sixone
How a guy treats his car is far more important than what kind of car he drives.
Originally posted by: Nebor
No, only women look at men and think that. And the reason they think that is, "If he's spending all his money on his car, how will he spend it on ME?!"
Originally posted by: bR
Originally posted by: sixone
How a guy treats his car is far more important than what kind of car he drives.
I treat my car better than my girlfriend... ex-girlfriend now actually.![]()
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Originally posted by: Nebor
No, only women look at men and think that. And the reason they think that is, "If he's spending all his money on his car, how will he spend it on ME?!"
Plenty of men avoid "high maintenance" women who blow money on frivolous crap.
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Originally posted by: iwantanewcomputer
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
Actually, when I was single, a guy who owned an expensive car would have pretty much been automatically ruled out for dating. It was a sign that the guy had poor judgement where money was concerned, or was really really shallow, or both.
most people get sports cars for those reasons...but some get them cause they love driving a good car
They're free to own them for whatever reason they want, but I have/had no interest in a guy who thinks that spending that much on a vehicle is a good use of money. *shrugs* I'm sure I'm not the only person like that. Don't you ever look at someone and say to yourself that their spending habits would be a big problem in a relationship?
Originally posted by: Extelleron
Well, it certainly gives them a glimpse into the size of your bank account....... which could be a good or bad thing. But anyway, if a women is really concerned about how much money you're making/what car you drive, better idea to forget about her anyway.
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: bR
Originally posted by: sixone
How a guy treats his car is far more important than what kind of car he drives.
I treat my car better than my girlfriend... ex-girlfriend now actually.![]()
It's best to have a hot girlfriend to show off at events, and then a beater girlfriend to... well, beat. For all the anger the hot one causes you.
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: bR
Originally posted by: sixone
How a guy treats his car is far more important than what kind of car he drives.
I treat my car better than my girlfriend... ex-girlfriend now actually.![]()
It's best to have a hot girlfriend to show off at events, and then a beater girlfriend to... well, beat. For all the anger the hot one causes you.
Originally posted by: sixone
How a guy treats his car is far more important than what kind of car he drives.
Originally posted by: loup garou
It goes:
1) Bank account
2) Penis size
3) Car
4) House
Sorry dude.
Originally posted by: Special K
Originally posted by: Extelleron
Well, it certainly gives them a glimpse into the size of your bank account....... which could be a good or bad thing. But anyway, if a women is really concerned about how much money you're making/what car you drive, better idea to forget about her anyway.
This isn't even necessarily true. How many posts have we seen on here where someone fresh out of college wants to buy a car costing 2x their yearly salary? It's easy to give a false initial impression of how much you make if your willing to take on a ton of debt.
Originally posted by: Martin
Originally posted by: loup garou
It goes:
1) Bank account
2) Penis size
3) Car
4) House
Sorry dude.
After careful analysis, I may have found the causes behind me being single...
LMAO
Sorry dude.
