Originally posted by: virtueixi
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
And how much does an 18 year old punk ass bitch like you make anyway? Let me know so I can rub it in your face how really poor you are
Don't worry I have enough self-respect not to answer your question. Once I finish college (which I am paid to attend), I'll probably have more savings than you.
You = Teh full of it
Trust-fund baby--second generation wealthy.
Don't worry about him, guys. With the attitude he's displaying now, he's got a severe ass-kicking from real life coming his way. (Sadly, it's the only way some kids ever learn.
) :beer:
:beer:Originally posted by: Thegonagle
Trust-fund baby--second generation wealthy.
Don't worry about him, guys. With the attitude he's displaying now, he'll got a severe ass-kicking from real life coming his way. (Sadly, it's the only way some kids ever learn.)
Probably right. Its really sad actually, some people work their asses off to get ahead and aquire things such as a modest house and a reliable car, whereas some people have everything just handed to them and have no idea what hard work is, and have no appreciation of what they have.
Originally posted by: Shockwave
Originally posted by: Thegonagle
Trust-fund baby--second generation wealthy.
Don't worry about him, guys. With the attitude he's displaying now, he's got a severe ass-kicking from real life coming his way. (Sadly, it's the only way some kids ever learn.)
Probably right. Its really sad actually, some people work their asses off to get ahead and aquire things such as a modest house and a reliable car, whereas some people have everything just handed to them and have no idea what hard work is, and have no appreciation of what they have.
Thus, they squander it, leaving thier kids right back where their parents started.
The best part of it is, the kids who get it handed to them like to preach about hard work etc etc, when in fact the hardest thing they did was sit around waiting to collect.
Yeah, REAL tough work there......
Yeah, REAL tough work there......
So, now that that's over, I'm back on topic. (But what's happening to me? I almost never get involved in flame wars.)
Anyway, I do a good "hand job" 2-3 times per year complete with polish/wax and the orbital buffer at my mom or dad's place, take it to the spray-it-yourself place every 3-4 weeks in winter (to spray the sand and salty crud out of the wheel-wells and other places where it collects), and go to the automatic gas station wash in between.
Anyway, I do a good "hand job" 2-3 times per year complete with polish/wax and the orbital buffer at my mom or dad's place, take it to the spray-it-yourself place every 3-4 weeks in winter (to spray the sand and salty crud out of the wheel-wells and other places where it collects), and go to the automatic gas station wash in between.
For my 1yr anniversary, I'm going to take my car over to AAA and have them wash/vacuum the car for $8, so it'll be presentable. I have mostly Meguire car detailing stuff, and would like to try using an orbital buffer to wax the car. Would a cheapo $20 machine work? How do you know if the pads need to be changed?
on a 94 Camry, I'd get the carwash... on a car with new, really good paint, I'd do a hand wash. I'm still hand washing my car... also cause it's black and it NEEDS to be hand washed with attention to detail, or it always looks dirty
Siddhartha
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