prontospyder
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Originally posted by: Rudee
If a person is able to afford a new Porsche, he or she certianly has the money to pay for someone else to do the maintenance on it; thus they don't need tools in their home garage.
So your point is? And it relates to this how?Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Rudee
If a person is able to afford a new Porche, he or she certianly has the money to pay for someone else to do the maintenance on it; thus they don't need tools in their home garage.
If someone has the money to build their own computer, they certainly have the money to pay someone else to build it for them.
Originally posted by: Rudee
If a person is able to afford a new Porsche, he or she certianly has the money to pay for someone else to do the maintenance on it; thus they don't need tools in their home garage.
Originally posted by: Rudee
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Rudee
If a person is able to afford a new Porche, he or she certianly has the money to pay for someone else to do the maintenance on it; thus they don't need tools in their home garage.
If someone has the money to build their own computer, they certainly have the money to pay someone else to build it for them.
Your logic is flawed. Building your own PC is cheaper than paying someone else to do it. Try again...
Somebody like you, perhaps?Originally posted by: kermalou
he is just begging someone to rob him
Originally posted by: bootymac
I'd kill just to live in that garage! :Q
Originally posted by: Shockwave
Man, this guy HAD to come from a humble background. I'm thinking lottery / inheritance.....
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Originally posted by: Falloutboy525
1 stall? pffffffff I'll take my dads shop anyday 3 stalls lots more tools. his own lift (and no he doesn't run a buisness out of it its just his hobby). next mounth I'm heading over to help him with his 65' mustang .