Nice car for a 19 year old....
03-17-2002, 02:07 AM
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Originally posted by Beltfed
Yup, I'm sure where you live all the teens are driving $200k-$300k cars....the way that Benz is hooked up is over $140k before tax- thats nothing
Yup, I'm sure where you live all the teens are driving $200k-$300k cars....the way that Benz is hooked up is over $140k before tax- thats nothing
03-17-2002, 01:30 PM
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wow, did he ask dad to borrow his car. Nice car but the seats are too hard. i'd rather sit in my ford tauras seats than on those hard ass european seats. Feels like leather with a piece of plywood underneith it.
03-17-2002, 05:34 PM
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Originally posted by DtEW
What's there to drive after the CL600?
What's there to drive after the CL600?
MaCe
03-17-2002, 09:12 PM
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Originally posted by DtEW
What's there to drive after the CL600?
I hope in all sincerity that his fortunes doesn't force him to downgrade to a Civic or Hyundai some 10 or 20 years down the line. I can stomach being jealous of someone's good fortune more than watching a tragic turn from ridiculously good fortune. That's just sad.
What's there to drive after the CL600?
I hope in all sincerity that his fortunes doesn't force him to downgrade to a Civic or Hyundai some 10 or 20 years down the line. I can stomach being jealous of someone's good fortune more than watching a tragic turn from ridiculously good fortune. That's just sad.
Seriously. This is a real concern when you have a CL600 at 19. He sure keeps it looking tight
03-17-2002, 09:54 PM
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Originally posted by MaCe
... top down screamin out money aint a thang ..type shit
... top down screamin out money aint a thang ..type shit
Originally posted by zeroday
Hunh?? no clue what you're saying here.
Hunh?? no clue what you're saying here.
Said lyricist is apparently remarking (ambiguously) on the effect of flamboyantly driving his Ferrari or Jaguar automobile. He does so in such a way as to flagrantly display his comfortable financial situation; His monetary resources, are in fact, quite expendable. This is demonstrated by lowering the convertible top and switching not 2 or 3, but 4 lanes.
03-17-2002, 11:42 PM
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Originally posted by proactive
To paraphrase the highly esteemed, culturally important lyricist Jermaine Dupri, here is a contextual analysis of the aforementioned verse:
Said lyricist is apparently remarking (ambiguously) on the effect of flamboyantly driving his Ferrari or Jaguar automobile. He does so in such a way as to flagrantly display his comfortable financial situation; His monetary resources, are in fact, quite expendable. This is demonstrated by lowering the convertible top and switching not 2 or 3, but 4 lanes.
To paraphrase the highly esteemed, culturally important lyricist Jermaine Dupri, here is a contextual analysis of the aforementioned verse:
Said lyricist is apparently remarking (ambiguously) on the effect of flamboyantly driving his Ferrari or Jaguar automobile. He does so in such a way as to flagrantly display his comfortable financial situation; His monetary resources, are in fact, quite expendable. This is demonstrated by lowering the convertible top and switching not 2 or 3, but 4 lanes.
hahaha im a young white boy!!!
MaCe
03-18-2002, 01:30 AM
#50
Originally posted by proactive
To paraphrase the highly esteemed, culturally important lyricist Jermaine Dupri, here is a contextual analysis of the aforementioned verse:
Said lyricist is apparently remarking (ambiguously) on the effect of flamboyantly driving his Ferrari or Jaguar automobile. He does so in such a way as to flagrantly display his comfortable financial situation; His monetary resources, are in fact, quite expendable. This is demonstrated by lowering the convertible top and switching not 2 or 3, but 4 lanes.
To paraphrase the highly esteemed, culturally important lyricist Jermaine Dupri, here is a contextual analysis of the aforementioned verse:
Said lyricist is apparently remarking (ambiguously) on the effect of flamboyantly driving his Ferrari or Jaguar automobile. He does so in such a way as to flagrantly display his comfortable financial situation; His monetary resources, are in fact, quite expendable. This is demonstrated by lowering the convertible top and switching not 2 or 3, but 4 lanes.
Hilarious. Thanks for the detailed explanation.
MaCe, youz needz ta be chillin wit da flim flama quick like a jack hamma cus I aint as old as MC hamma.
Proactive, please translate this for MaCe.
03-18-2002, 02:22 AM
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you mean UC Berkeley?? I think I have seen it once when I was still an undergrad there 5 years ago...
Originally posted by Type S
i know a guy went to berkley university (no idea how to spell) with a brand new lambourghini diablo to school everyday..a purple one....trust me...it is about 5 years ago...
i know a guy went to berkley university (no idea how to spell) with a brand new lambourghini diablo to school everyday..a purple one....trust me...it is about 5 years ago...
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