Just wondering?

[fogcity]

I am so sorry.

I just read my initial post and can't tell you all how terrible I feel. For the life of me I can't say what I was thinking. I am so sorry to anyone I offended. I'm an idiot who, yes, probably does need therapy. I wasted everybody's time with my own missplaced anger and aggression and displayed a complete lack of any sensibility. You were all right to be pissed - comments likes these will never come from me again on this board.

Again, so sorry for my disrespect.

[Drago]

Lighten up dude....it'sa BBS...eventually your going to get flamed.

I've been told to "grow up and get a job" (pwd72) and that "944's are disposable" (JW).

The former I can somewhat agree with, the later.....well, Paul has never met me.

[expat]

Fog

I'm 41 this year. Don't give a stuff what others think I look like. I love baseball caps and wear them whenever I feel like it. Sometimes for practicality (sun) sometimes too lazy (pillow head hair-do), and sometimes because....well.....just because!

Here's my favourite presently that I even wore to the bank today while driving my Mitsubishi daily beater. Only US$6 here in HK.

[djmcmath]

Originally posted by BillyPilgrim
It seems to me a good 80% of the 911 (everything from early cars to 996s) drivers I see are:

- 40-50 years old
- slightly overweight
- sporting a “sensible” haircut (with gray or graying hair)
- wearing a baseball cap with the logo of some company I don’t recognize
- wearing a polo shirt
- wearing khaki pants or very often khaki shorts, or blue Levis that are a little too tight.
- wearing “dress-casual” shoes or sandals
- wearing “big” sunglasses

Your honor, I plead not guilty on all counts.
- 26 years old
- I'm closer to the low side of the height-weight band...
- Military haircut, no recession yet (crossed fingers)
- Irish flat cap -- no logo
- Boring shirt -- don't own any polos.
- Jeans, usually
- Hiking boots, like always
- Maui Jim sunglasses.

I guess I'm in the other 20%, eh? But no fear, I'll eventually be older and funny dressing, then I'll fit your stereotype just fine. Oh, and I'll be carrying a latte while I'm driving to work, too.


Dan