Re: Subject: Re: Wasted Audi..::sigh::

["J. Kris Baca" <kris.baca@nwa.com>]

I have had the same experience when driving a corvette.  That car
(regardless of what *anyone* says) was a datemaker.  I once a young lady
turn me down only to later accept when she saw the vehicle I was
unlocking.  My 99 A6q definitely doesn't get that kind of attention, but
then who cares; it's a hell of a lot more comfortable and I can drive it year-round!

Mike Arman wrote:
> 
> >Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 09:15:01 -0500 (EST)
> >From: Gwendolynn ferch Elydyr <gwen@reptiles.org>
> >Subject: Re: Wasted Audi..::sigh::
> >
> ...... got her phone number and asked her out on a date.(hee hee)
> >> HEY!  If I can't own a 200tq20v, I can go out with one that drives one. ;)
> >
> >Well - that's an interesting variation on "He wants me for my body" ;>
> >
> >cheers!
> >cat [who can't imagine going out with someone for *just* their car]
> 
> Well, it has happened to me both ways - I had a few (wasted) dates with
> young ladies who basically wanted to date the red 280SL I was driving at
> the time, and I've had a few cancellations when one young lady or another
> discovered the transportation was a K-car. Understand that the K-car was
> only about three years old at the time, no dents, rust, kept clean and
> cleaned out, but the message was VERY clear: "You don't make enough money
> to date me!" - which wasn't true by a LOOOONG shot, but I just didn't
> choose to spend it on cars. I consider myself lucky to be rid of all of
> them. (The cars, too.)
> 
> Best Regards,
> 
> Mike Arman (now married to someone who doesn't give a damn about cars)