Hobby, sickness, or disease?

[MConn]

It's a disease -

The first symptoms of the disease appear to be a hobby - I bought a Targa to have a classic to ride on nice weekends.

As the disease spreads, the sickness appears - I buy a second 911 to have a daily driver.

Then the disease becomes a terminal condition - every other vehicle you get in has the key on the wrong side, and handles like riding in a boat.

Mike

[au-yt]

Disease created by an addiction with the only known cure ... is more 911s

[quattrorunner]

If you think you have a disease, Try a 930. Full blown condition ensues.

[au-yt]

Originally Posted by quattrorunner

If you think you have a disease, Try a 930. Full blown condition ensues.

I agree and not treated with great care could have dire conseqences!!

[Ronnie's.930]

Originally Posted by Janus Rome

None of the above. The people that purchase these cars suffer from penis envy and are over compensating for their short comings. It's either that or they're suckers. We bet you'd prefer being a sucker on this one.

Ahhhh, Mr. J(anus) Raw makes an appearance to pontificate on a subject for which he is intimately familiar. Mr. Motor Meister, sir, do you have more or less time on your hands following the recent hits your business has sustained?

[Ronnie's.930]

^^^^ Your retort is foolish, weak, and lacking in creativity (familiar ground for you) - try again.

[Windsor4273]

Love

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by Janus Rome

The people that purchase these cars suffer from penis envy and are over compensating for their short comings.

Shortcomings is one word. How the hell can you not know this with a PhD in anything?

I smell me a dead stinkin' Texas blow-hard rat.

Spin out a clay pot for us, Mr big swingin' johnson.

Also, thanks for taking this thread into the ditch, asshat.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by Marx Brothers

He told you (J)anus Raw! Way to go Ronnie! The peeps can always depend on your stroking of the keys to bring forth levity to this dire situation.

Oh. praise Jeebus, you are affiliated with MM as well.

FOAD

[Ronnie's.930]

WOW, Marx Bros, you really have me on the brain - how flattering!

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by Marx Brothers

Have you ever seen Ronnie and looked him in the eye?

Yes. He is one scary looking SOB and one of his eyes wander. It's annoying.

[rollingjack]

YOLO-you only live once

[Ronnie's.930]

Originally Posted by Bob Kontak

Yes. He is one scary looking SOB and one of his eyes wander. It's annoying.

That "wandering eye" business always gets me into trouble!

[DanielDudley]

Let's go with Passion, eh ?

Pull it together guys.

[tpweiss9953]

I created this thread late one night thinking about all the Porsches, parts, pic and time I have spent since I was a little boy on Porsches. Porsche Porn my wife calls it. The thread was meant to be humorous, a bit serious etc. However, it wasn't meant to go into discussing anyone's business, business ethics etc. so please keep that out.

Passion, for me. And, like many passions, not entirely logical.

I happen to have more or less permanent custody of my daughter's gorgeous 1996 BMW M3. The car is awesome--great handling, incredible engine, super brakes, looks good. Superior to the 911 in every way, right?

Then I get out of the BMW and get into my 1987 911. Ahhh . . . bliss. Don't have a clue why, after owning multiple 911's for the past 30 years, I still get goosebumps.

Terry

[TargaHenry]

Well I'm still calling it a hobby, but this forum is giving me a sickness, as I begin to think about getting a 70's coupe to redo.....

[SilberUrS6]

Originally Posted by tpweiss9953

so please keep that out.

I wish you all the best on that.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by madcorgi

.........gorgeous 1996 BMW M3. The car is awesome--great handling, incredible engine, super brakes, looks good. Superior to the 911 in every way, right?

Drove my pals 94 M3 in the way back. Perfect in every way. Blows the doors of my 81SC in all respects. What's not to like?

It's just too damned balanced. It lacks something big the 911 has.

[Big Jon Jacobs]

Happiness. That's all I got to say about that.