how do you deal with all the attention?

waaaasabi · 07-06-2010, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by nolan1016

That's awesome!! I have not had the opportunity to use them extensively just on rare occasions, I feel like im missing out on life.

Oh perfect solution: just date a German.

Too much? Ehhhhhh.

nolan1016 · 07-06-2010, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by waaaasabi

Oh perfect solution: just date a German.

Too much? Ehhhhhh.

WHAT! I have never been to Germany but if this is the truth I might have to make a trip.

I know a bunch of germans but they all use the regular toilet, not a pit. So it looks like im out of luck

fullmonty · 07-06-2010, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by nolan1016

WHAT! I have never been to Germany but if this is the truth I might have to make a trip.

I know a bunch of germans but they all use the regular toilet, not a pit. So it looks like im out of luck

They use normal regular toilets in Germany. I think his comment was more along the lines of a german broad would pretend that your chest is a pit and poop on you, like many scenes in kinky german pornos.

kenchan · 07-06-2010, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by phelan

yes, i come from southeast asia (shut up kenchan

) so i know a thing or two about them...

please dont do a DIY.

CrownR426 · 07-06-2010, 02:26 PM

I don't like attention that much in my z.
It's actually annoying especially when the honda heads go all vtec kicked in yo mode...
I especially hate it when people touch my damn z.

wishihadnav · 07-06-2010, 02:38 PM

pit toilet..drop pants n squat...gotta have good balance though.

370zlove3 · 07-06-2010, 04:48 PM

Pretty much what Jeffblue said.

Anyway, I laugh at those who think that the youngins who own good and fast cars are immediately labeled spoiled. Really? Ever stop for a min and think maybe they would pay their parents later?

All these college students owning 370Z do nothing to me. I know here in my uni, there are students who drive around Nissan GTRs and Lambos.
As long as the students don't regret their choice of cars and that his/her parents are happy that their kids are enjoying life while doing excellent in school then it is good.

nolan1016 · 07-06-2010, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by 370zlove3

Pretty much what Jeffblue said.

Anyway, I laugh at those who think that the youngins who own good and fast cars are immediately labeled spoiled. Really? Ever stop for a min and think maybe they would pay their parents later?

All these college students owning 370Z do nothing to me. I know here in my uni, there are students who drive around Nissan GTRs and Lambos.
As long as the students don't regret their choice of cars and that his/her parents are happy that their kids are enjoying life while doing excellent in school then it is good.

For real, my car was directly tied to how I did in University. They want good grades, I liked the z. So it all worked out in the end.

The nicest friend I have gets a new porsche every 2 years or so, and he is seriously the nicest guy I have ever met. Goes to show you just because your parents buy you stuff does not mean a single thing.

Zsteve · 07-06-2010, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by nolan1016

For real, my car was directly tied to how I did in University. They want good grades, I liked the z. So it all worked out in the end.

The nicest friend I have gets a new porsche every 2 years or so, and he is seriously the nicest guy I have ever met. Goes to show you just because your parents buy you stuff does not mean a single thing.

It just means he is a nice guy that gets it all for free. If I had it all free Id be nice too. Can his parents adopt me?

nolan1016 · 07-06-2010, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Zsteve

It just means he is a nice guy that gets it all for free. If I had it all free Id be nice too. Can his parents adopt me?

hah I asked his dad the same question. A lot of people in here over estimate what a piece of metal can do for your life. Not to much, in the end its a car, and there is many things that are more important. He has been nice since we were in elementary school he just has a lot of cool toys now ahah

wishihadnav · 07-06-2010, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by 370zlove3

Pretty much what Jeffblue said.

Anyway, I laugh at those who think that the youngins who own good and fast cars are immediately labeled spoiled. Really? Ever stop for a min and think maybe they would pay their parents later?

All these college students owning 370Z do nothing to me. I know here in my uni, there are students who drive around Nissan GTRs and Lambos.
As long as the students don't regret their choice of cars and that his/her parents are happy that their kids are enjoying life while doing excellent in school then it is good.

lambos

..ahh i need to win the lottery..

Jeffblue · 07-06-2010, 02:38 PM

just because someone buys expensive things for their kids doesn't mean that their kid is spoiled. spoiled means one has no appreciation for the value of things and just expect them to be given to them. While i don't think that nolan's parents should have gotten him the car as a means of teaching him a life lesson of how to work hard for things, based on what he has posted, he does not sound like he has been spoiled.

spoiled is like ruined. you have NO appreciation. You just EXPECT, and when you dont get what you want, regardless of what it is, it is not acceptable. he sounds like he appreciates what he has and is not spoiled. do i think he should have payed at least half of the car? Yes. but do i think he is spoiled because is parents bought him a car? no.

and our car isn't really that outrageously expensive. i see kids driving fully loaded altimas and accords around, and those cost just as much, they just don't have good taste.

there are a lot of parents out there that are, for some reason, inclined to buy their kids nice cars. However, they usually wind up buying them some safe boring *** car for a lot of money that has "My parents picked this out" written all over it. I think its cool that his parents at least got him what he wanted instead of arbitrarily buying him some boring family sedan.

The fact of the matter is, anyone here, who wasn't abandoned by their parents at the age of six, owe their parents for helping them to be where they are. Whether they bought you a nice car and everything you want, or put food on the table and gave you a place to sleep. To anyone here who was raised by wolves, and then entered society and became successful entirely on their own, i commend you. If you weren't, just accept that different parents do different things.

kenchan · 07-06-2010, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeffblue

To anyone here who was raised by wolves, and then entered society

hey princess phalen, trivia question for you. which ghibli movie?

phelan · 07-06-2010, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan

hey princess phalen, trivia question for you. which ghibli movie?

you'd know better than me, hime.

kenchan · 07-06-2010, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by phelan

you'd know better than me, hime.

Woo, bitch slap ぺち!

hahaha.

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370zlove3 Base Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: USA Posts: 73 Drives: 2010 370Z Rep Power: 17	Pretty much what Jeffblue said. Anyway, I laugh at those who think that the youngins who own good and fast cars are immediately labeled spoiled. Really? Ever stop for a min and think maybe they would pay their parents later? All these college students owning 370Z do nothing to me. I know here in my uni, there are students who drive around Nissan GTRs and Lambos. As long as the students don't regret their choice of cars and that his/her parents are happy that their kids are enjoying life while doing excellent in school then it is good.

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Jeffblue A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: NY Age: 37 Posts: 9,192 Drives: Z32TT & 335xi Coupe Rep Power: 38	just because someone buys expensive things for their kids doesn't mean that their kid is spoiled. spoiled means one has no appreciation for the value of things and just expect them to be given to them. While i don't think that nolan's parents should have gotten him the car as a means of teaching him a life lesson of how to work hard for things, based on what he has posted, he does not sound like he has been spoiled. spoiled is like ruined. you have NO appreciation. You just EXPECT, and when you dont get what you want, regardless of what it is, it is not acceptable. he sounds like he appreciates what he has and is not spoiled. do i think he should have payed at least half of the car? Yes. but do i think he is spoiled because is parents bought him a car? no. and our car isn't really that outrageously expensive. i see kids driving fully loaded altimas and accords around, and those cost just as much, they just don't have good taste. there are a lot of parents out there that are, for some reason, inclined to buy their kids nice cars. However, they usually wind up buying them some safe boring *** car for a lot of money that has "My parents picked this out" written all over it. I think its cool that his parents at least got him what he wanted instead of arbitrarily buying him some boring family sedan. The fact of the matter is, anyone here, who wasn't abandoned by their parents at the age of six, owe their parents for helping them to be where they are. Whether they bought you a nice car and everything you want, or put food on the table and gave you a place to sleep. To anyone here who was raised by wolves, and then entered society and became successful entirely on their own, i commend you. If you weren't, just accept that different parents do different things.