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I don't really understand why this silences the haters. But the article does mention Arby's, which could silence someone for however long it takes to eat an Arby-Q with extra horsey sauce. Mayonnaise is nasty, but you add some horseradish up in there and it turns into a seriously dope condiment.
They still do that at Arby's? Had a co-worker years back who said he could. I said I'd buy him 5 if he ate all five. Long story short, you barf, you lose. He lost...T
Back when I was 15 and Burger King sold 50-cent cheeseburgers, I could eat 15 of them at a sitting after a day at the beach. I am now old and lame, but I think I could still manage 5 Arbyques.
I think the deal is now 3 for $5.
The downside is that Arby's roast beef kinda looks like hooker vag, and if I think about that too much, I lose my appetite.
Great article ... and it still makes fun of the 996!
So what you�re seeing, with some of these prices, is people trying to take advantage of the bubble. People are seeing 1960s and 1970s Porsche 911 prices going up, and up, and up, and so
they�ve decided to ask huge money for their 2000 911 Cabriolet with Tiptronic
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�It�s the same as an older 911,� these people reason to themselves. �But even better.� Then they post it on RennList and everyone laughs at them.
^ I'm pretty sure your precious 993 gets roasted much worse:
"The reason people are asking $220,000 for a 1998 and 1989 Porsche 911 Turbo is because they are high on methamphetamines."
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Yea. Def a thread killer pic. But I couldn't resist as my friend sent me that pic earlier that day and then I read in the Thread someone describing it. Figured I'd share the pain.
Damn, that's a mighty fine pic.
While we're on the subject, does anyone else think Chipotle's Barbacoa has a distinct aroma that closely matches with the subject at hand?
i love the comments section....apparently everyone is circle jerking to our cars.. this must be some secret society of social misfits i have yet to run in to. I did see a guy on youtube humping a 997 the other day.
Watch out for those unwanted stains fellas.
Another fun article on my favorite website with lots of colorful commentary about what a bunch of ******** we are....
The 996 is a $15-20k car now and represents the best bargain in the lineup. I don't know who they're talking about that's asking 'big bucks' for their 996. A seller is free to ask whatever they like--that doesn't mean they'll get it.
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