dar
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Post by dar on Jul 2, 2006 8:40:10 GMT 10
D Day...D for D'EXPENSIVE  |
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Post by 20v86 on Jul 4, 2006 22:55:59 GMT 10
yes yes indeed,thinging we do for enjoyment
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Post by Peter on Jul 6, 2006 19:24:08 GMT 10
whats "thinging" and how does it do anything for enjoyment?
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karbonphyber
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Post by karbonphyber on Jul 7, 2006 7:31:10 GMT 10
hahaha i think he meant Things
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Post by MarkII on Jul 7, 2006 7:36:34 GMT 10
cut pete some slack  |
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karbonphyber
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Post by karbonphyber on Jul 7, 2006 7:38:34 GMT 10
yups. i think he was drinking...... lol
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dar
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Post by dar on Jul 12, 2006 7:07:15 GMT 10
Hope he keeps the notchback off the track....wasted a beaut little car. |
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dar
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Post by dar on Jul 12, 2006 7:13:55 GMT 10
The amount of money he has gone thru he could have had a pristine S15....
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Post by 20v86 on Jul 13, 2006 11:18:56 GMT 10
ahahahahahaha,nothing is like a good 86 thou
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garlo
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Post by garlo on Sept 15, 2006 0:22:45 GMT 10
drift days are only as expensive as u make them, say u buy all brand name stuff of course all the bits on a car will cost a fortune. I am still drifting my car i/ve had it for 1 1/2 years been drifting it for 1 year, slowely i am adding to it so it goes better all up minus a dodgy diff install (cost the me the Earth) i have spent and owing about about just over 1000 that includes all my drift rims i now own bits for the car i have needed, this dose not include random bits brakeing due to age such as all the bushes it the rear end and new 2nd hand shocks n stuff like that. but can u tell me a motor sport that is cheaper then drifting and is as fun. also IF u are good enough u can step up and play with the big boys in the DA or SD series but if u have the money and the talent then u should be abel to swing some foem of sponsership  |
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Post by MarkII on Sept 15, 2006 10:01:32 GMT 10
Garlo... He is talking about evan crashing his car at the d-day and then having to buy a new vehicle as a result of the crash. Not the Dday expenses themselves.
One could say the 'D for D'EXPENSIVE' comment was merely a figure of speech in relation to the larger problem at hand.
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garlo
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Post by garlo on Sept 15, 2006 13:13:20 GMT 10
yeah i sorta figerd that, but still there are alwase cheaper cars to buy other then hatchies, i find them nice cars but sooooo over priced for what thay are "generaly speaking"
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dar
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Post by dar on Sept 19, 2006 21:13:05 GMT 10
Garlo... He is talking about evan crashing his car at the d-day and then having to buy a new vehicle as a result of the crash. Not the Dday expenses themselves. One could say the 'D for D'EXPENSIVE' comment was merely a figure of speech in relation to the larger problem at hand. Got that one nailed! The problem is really Evan and his inability to make UP HIS MIND what he actually wants...I think he's too love sick to know what he wants.....women do that every time! |
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dar
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Post by dar on Sept 19, 2006 21:15:39 GMT 10
ahahahahahaha,nothing is like a good 86 thou but this is nothing like a good 86...too soft for the likes of Evan....I feel that recent incident has really turned him off! |
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Post by Driftpimp on Oct 5, 2006 23:49:30 GMT 10
it would turn anyone off! ive been through a few cars now and with the money ive spent i could have almost had a v-spec r34 gtr... (in the last 5 years ive had an s14 and 2 x 180s). Writing off a modded car is horrible feeling, not only for the fact that you lose something you put massive amounts of your own work into but the amount of money that usually gets lost - Especially on a track where insurance does not cover you. I have had to come to terms with this again, but luckily it was covered by insurance. Now im trying out compromise: Have a relatively fun, mildly modded, reliable and comfortable car without spending 50% of my pay every week on mods or tyres. All well and good when your younger but when you reach mid-late 20s, you need to look at the bigger picture  Thats my ramble for the time being... |
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