POST 1Original post
So, here is the problem. Every-time I look at my car, my heart skips a beat, every-time I take a turn, I feel incredible. And to make matters worse EVERYONE keeps looking at me. I swear, I dont think I can take this anymore.
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YOUR RESEARCHI cannot deal with this anymore!
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POST 2Original post
I know, it's horrible. I have been sick at home for the last couple days with a sinus infection. And last night I had to go out and just sit in the car for little bit to get my fix.
POST 3Original post
I've been to the doctor about it and I was told there is only one cure for it...GT3. :hilarious: It call Caymancitis and once you have been bitten you are never the same. Here are some symptoms. Long drive to nowhere or taking the long way home. People stirring at you when you are behind the wheel. Palpitations of the heart whenever you look at your CS Taking the CS on a nice sunny day when you own a motorcycle Always looking for that next curve in the road The condition is not life threatening, just life altering. So if you have any of these symptoms, please know that you are not alone.
POST 4Original post
I'v been cured, I bought a 2004 GT3 this week to keep my boxster S company.:cheers:
POST 5Original post
Amen to that
POST 6Original post
Love all you guys.......:kiss: but I know the feeling, and a GT3 wont help me..well not unless it's a CaymanGT3.... I just love my car to the extent that it's even having a party in 2 weeks for it's 3rd birthday....how sad is that. :gossip:
POST 7Original post
Hopefully I can get as sick as you guys, when the new model arrives
POST 8Original post
Yeah, I know the feeling. Why is it that I can't walk away from my car without looking back and thinking, "Damn, that thing looks amazing....."?
POST 9Original post
You're really not alone, but now I am glad that I'm not alone . My parents and friends think I'm insane!! ________________________ "Sir! We're surrounded!" - "Excellent! We can shoot in any direction!" A good car will get you from point A to point B. A great car... will just get you into trouble!
POST 10Original post
Since it is winter in the northland and my Cayman S is hibernating in the garage, I'm forced to drive my Audi A6 2.7T. That thing feels like a boat in rough seas going around corners. I think it is exacerbating my Caymanitis. I hear all your pain, but try going cold turkey! (No pun intended) :helpme:
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