whats the best way to go about buying a bike?
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I have money coming out of both ears and I wouldn't spend a penny on any of the useless **** you come up with. You have passed the quota for basic transportation needs to sustain employment, stop throwing money at half baked material items to boost your ego, or whatever the **** it is you are doing. If the job is allowing you to have money to burn, it's time to bankroll that ****, allow your money to make you money while you are working. Someday, in your world, it will rain and you will need some dough to fall back on.
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Originally Posted by 89 Rag' post='761795' date='Sep 23 2005, 01:19 AM
I have money coming out of both ears and I wouldn't spend a penny on any of the useless **** you come up with. You have passed the quota for basic transportation needs to sustain employment, stop throwing money at half baked material items to boost your ego, or whatever the **** it is you are doing. If the job is allowing you to have money to burn, it's time to bankroll that ****, allow your money to make you money while you are working. Someday, in your world, it will rain and you will need some dough to fall back on.
OR, pick up a good coke habit, travel allover the place partying like crazy, getting hookers and bloody noses.
Ahh, the stories you could tell!
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Originally Posted by Shane.Trammell' post='761451' date='Sep 22 2005, 01:23 PM
does anyone else get tired of rotawreh suggesting that people buy real estate or a house when they say theyre going to buy anything?
rotawreh, if you really felt that way you wouldnt be driving around in a brand new wrangler and buying an fb. sounds like out of those two purchases you have about 20k that you could be investing in real estate while still driving a pretty nice car. or maybe, just sell the jeep and then get the fb and put all of the money from the jeep into a house if you really think its that important to do that
i want the fb because it is an awesome car, and the wrangler is the DD *****. and the wrangler was bought to build up some credit to buy the house. i just see this joker posting about buying a skyline, a bike, a bag of potatoes. c'mon, what the ****?
and he brags about making 30k a year, there are people on this forum who make 15k in in 3 months. it just seems like he is a big bullshitter. but who is not right?
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It's simple: if you have a death wish, get a bike. I've seen too many people get fucked up by those things when they could've had money more well spent. Now they're either dead or have outrageous surgery bills to pay.
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Originally Posted by rowtareh' post='761909' date='Sep 23 2005, 12:45 PM
i want the fb because it is an awesome car, and the wrangler is the DD *****. and the wrangler was bought to build up some credit to buy the house. i just see this joker posting about buying a skyline, a bike, a bag of potatoes. c'mon, what the ****?
and he brags about making 30k a year, there are people on this forum who make 15k in in 3 months. it just seems like he is a big bullshitter. but who is not right?
I mean I can show you my paystubs if you want to see my net earnings for this year. I dont give a **** who makes 15k here in 3 months but they sure arn't 19
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Originally Posted by Il RX8 lI' post='761918' date='Sep 23 2005, 12:59 PM
The point they're trying to make (I think) is that even people who make much more than you do aren't doing the spending you sometimes talk of doing.
because other oppurtunities come up? correct, but I did buy my FD in cash as well as every part for it in cash and have zero debt and more then a few thousand in the bank account. More than 3/4 of the members on this site can say. Oh and some investements too
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Originally Posted by Il RX8 lI' post='761920' date='Sep 23 2005, 01:03 PM
Seriously though, sometimes the things you talk of doing seem to be just begging for a ton of debt down the road. Not to mention all of the safety risks that come up with a crotch rocket.
yep buying a bike in cash, tonsss of debt ! Everything I thought about buying, I had the money in my account before I did so or would do so. Im talking about increasing my credit score here by paying some monthly payments for a year then just buying it off. Sorry if I want a better fisco score fucknuts. I don't care about the saftey issues that come up with having a bike, im aware, thanks for the worry, whatever else but i'm riding a bike.
If you think im not aware of peoples stories with accidents, I am. My boss at cingular had 3 accidents one which was when we was drug under an ambulance, he will never recover fully from that
