tlc1976
Minister of Fire
I’ve always been that way. Learned from how I was raised. No woman I have been with has agreed. But I’d rather be alone than be broke for frivolous reasons.
I bet next year this forum will be extremely busy....
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I’ve always been that way. Learned from how I was raised. No woman I have been with has agreed. But I’d rather be alone than be broke for frivolous reasons.
Amy (my wife) is actually as thrifty as I am which is why we have what we have monetarily and physically.
I'm to the point where I worked hard all my life and squirreled away my money, invested it wisely and now if I want something, I buy it. Problem is, my 'wants' are limited now.
Was kicking around a new buggy the other day, I sure like the new Corvettes, especially the Z-06 model but I'll probably wait and buy a new Bronco full size. The 'vette' won't play well on a dirt road. the Bronco will.
Amy just bought a new Suburban LTZ. it's a bus. What she wanted and what she bought and no payment book either. Of course it stays in the garage and she drives her beater because she don't want it getting dirty....lol. I figure when her beater falls apart she'll start driving the 'Burb'...maybe. Probably buy another beater instead.
Me, I have lots of things to drive to choose from as it is. I own 4 motorcycles, a 1 ton diesel pickup truck and a 4 year old Ford Focus ST pocket rocket but the Focus is getting too hard to get into and out of. Tough getting old. Besides, owning a pocket Rocket isn't in keeping with my 'senior citizen' mantra. Sure is fun to drive though and it blows off 9 out of 10 wannabe cars too. Have to drive it discreetly though. it's a cop magnet....lol...
I'm to the point where I worked hard all my life and squirreled away my money, invested it wisely and now if I want something, I buy it. Problem is, my 'wants' are limited now.
Was kicking around a new buggy the other day, I sure like the new Corvettes, especially the Z-06 model but I'll probably wait and buy a new Bronco full size. The 'vette' won't play well on a dirt road. the Bronco will.
Amy just bought a new Suburban LTZ. it's a bus. What she wanted and what she bought and no payment book either. Of course it stays in the garage and she drives her beater because she don't want it getting dirty....lol. I figure when her beater falls apart she'll start driving the 'Burb'...maybe. Probably buy another beater instead.
Me, I have lots of things to drive to choose from as it is. I own 4 motorcycles, a 1 ton diesel pickup truck and a 4 year old Ford Focus ST pocket rocket but the Focus is getting too hard to get into and out of. Tough getting old. Besides, owning a pocket Rocket isn't in keeping with my 'senior citizen' mantra. Sure is fun to drive though and it blows off 9 out of 10 wannabe cars too. Have to drive it discreetly though. it's a cop magnet....lol...
Sounds like me but I am told I am tight
tight as a ducks ass and that's watertight
Ssyko
Minister of Fire
Yeah i have heard a phrase used in our house started with F and ended with ER and something about bark and a tree.
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