So what are you grilling tomorrow?

[apuszczalowski]

For a moment there you were almost coherent, and then you again have to come up with this childish generalization.

 

You can count the number of people who drive $250K cars on the hand of a bad woodshop teacher. But there are a lot of people driving BMW 7 series and 8 series, or Hummer 1 or 2 or 3, or Ferraris or Porche 911s, and for you to automatically assume it's because they have small cocks, then you must clearly think that driving a piece of schitt automobile lets the world know that you have a giant rooster? I believe that would be referred to as "brilliant lah-jik."

 

Once again, instead of assuming you know why people buy what they buy and do what they do, perhaps you should speak to some of them. Maybe they have boats, water jets, campers, ATVs, horses,  etc. and they want a vehicle that can get them where they want to go. But apparently the only thing that person has going on in their life is happening at the one moment you pass them on the !@#$ing street.

 

As to why people own SUVs, I suggest you have a child first, and take that child around running errands for the day, and you'll no longer wonder why so many people drive them.

 

I swear I am stunned at how many people believe the world only exists when they are present.

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Its funny that you are complaining about me generalizing people with expensive vehicels (which I never really did) and yet you are doing the same thing, just taking the opposite side.

 

I wasn't saying that the EVERYONE who drives an expensive car has small genitalia, what I was saying is that moswt people buy the expensive vehicle as a status symbol and to show off that they have money. They could be over compensating for the fact they have a small penis, or they could be overcompensating for wealth they don't really have (buying a luxury car and having it all on payments or through loans because they want the world to think they are important) I have no problem with luxury cars and people who buy them, but don't sit here and tell me they do it just because the ride is so much smoother or it gets better gas mileage.

 

Sure there may be some people who buy the SUV to use as a family vehicle, or for towing a boat or "other" recreational item, but how many really do? How many escalades can you say you've seen towing a boat around, or with a trailer hauling a load of garbage to the dump? Now how many escalades have you seen being driven with only the driver around town, or sitting on big rims and soundsystems worth about half the vehicles cost. I'm sure that the sound system and rims come with the towing/family package when you buy the vehicle. And trust me, those SUV's aren't being used to get to that remote campsite in the woods or to a hidden fishing spot on the weekend, most of the owners of those vehicles have only put that vehicle in 4x4 when they see some water on the pavement

 

Sorry, I don't have kids, but I know people with kids and a SUV is not always necessary. There isn't much more room in most SUV's then a large car. Wouldn't a van make a little more sense with a family? But most people today don't want the van because they don't want to be grouped in with the "Soccer Mom" crowd or think they feel safer because the SUV is bigger.

 

I think we are going to have to agree to disagree though