jerry said...
jesse your a piece of s**t "anonymous" is a friend of mine, he spent his time his money the customize the car the way he wants it, not for you but for him. next time your thinking about insulting someones car don't!
Ok. Jerry... "your" should be spelled "you're" and try "to" instead of "the"
If you are correct and he only customized his car for himself, he wouldn't care what anyone else said, but his feeling are hurt, ergo (that means therefore)... he customized his car to impress strangers.
You won't name your friend either? What is he... afraid to be associated with his car?
Jerry... and all other Stangpede members... I didn't insult the anonymous car or its owner in the first post, I did once his feelings were hurt that I compared the design of the SN95 to that of the 1990's Tempos, Taurus, and T-birds. To get his feelings hurt by that, is to have lower than normal testosterone levels for a car guy. But he'll grow out of that when puberty arrives. Or when he wrenches on something oily, rusty, and needing repairs.
I have repeatedly complimented Stangpede for showing up in greater numbers than any other club to many events and car shows, and have posted many photos of Stangpede Mustangs that I find cool (http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/02/mustangs-show-up-in-greater-numbers-to.html)
I pointedly gave my opinion that the SN95 design is a cookie cutter design, similar to the Taurus, Tempo, and Thunderbird.
The opinion is not a fact, just my view. It isn't a insult to have an opinion about car designs, to insult something is to make fun of them. Like I did to an anonymous person who may be ashamed of his car, since others find it cookie cutter.. and said "Mustangs sometimes compensate for low testosterone levels. I'm not saying you should be careful that your dress doesn't get caught in the door... but are high heels rough on Mustang carpet?"
But I haven't insulted the car. I have only given the production figures to demonstrate the vast number of identical Mustangs, and then pointed out how many Fords look so similar to non-Mustang owners, that Mustangs be mistaken for Tempos, t-birds, and Taurus.
I happen to admire the Mustang, the S197 in particular, and the photos I took of the Stangpede Mustangs newer than 2004 are posted http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/02/mustangs-show-up-in-greater-numbers-to.html and complimented clearly. Even for Jerry who doesn't spell "you're" correctly.
Have a coke and a smile, chill out, and stop giving a damn what people think of your car "anonymous"... enjoy your car, if no one else does-it shouldn't ruin your day. If you need me to appreciate the stripes, hood scoop, and head lights... that's sad. You enjoy them, you paid for them and if you only did that to impress others... sad. If you are happier, cool. Either way, stop looking for other peoples admiration, it won't last.
Friday, March 13, 2009
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Total Pageviews
Popular Posts
-
Among the advertures, the Wanderwells were present at the opening of King Tut's tomb, visited the Pyramids and Sphinx, the Great Wall o...
-
This flamejobbed hot rod has been posted on this blog a couple times... it's a regular at the Del Mar Goodguys shopw
-
The pilot arrived by cab, paid the driver, and then stepped into the pilot's lounge. He was an older man; his wavy hair was gray and tos...
-
In WWI, British infantry soldiers were referred to as Tommys because of the name used as example in the pay book- Tommy Atkins. British tro...
-
for the entire gallery: http://justacargal.blogspot.com/2012/01/great-lanes-photos.html
-
It's cool to finally post a photo of Kirk Douglas, I've enjoyed his movies, and he's the type of celeb movie star that I'd ...
-
http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/specials/episode/0,2046,DIY_14360_51028,00.html and for a good over all write up about Jay's collection an...
-
His dad died when he was 12, so he quit school and got a job with the Frayer Miller Aircooled Car Company, road-testing cars. He then made ...
-
32 Plymouth 33 Buick 37 Chevy taxi 37 Cord Phaeton Sedan 37 Westchester sedan 37 Graham 37 series 95 Cavalier 1937 Packard 120 found o...
-
I'd be happy to have a Coke or Pesi machine in my place like either of these two. Wonderful vending machines they had in the 50's a...



No comments:
Post a Comment