Florida240sx wrote: Let me play you a song as you do the walk of shame... O wait I guess for you, you would be prancing. Go on and hide.
That better not be for me. Team killing is strongly discouraged.
Red coupe wrote:wow wait huh? heheheHonestly if you look at the pic it is still erroneous. The concept that only a puss would drive coupe is included in the though bubble making it the opinion of the cat, that being said the picture doesn't contain the correct mathematical signs to coincide with the kittens opinion . For the picture to be valid as Florida intended it the thoughts of the kitten would have to be as pictured, however the Comment that Only a puss would drive a coupe would need to be either the caption of the entire photo or would need to be included in said photo as a third party's opinion...
but I understand were you could get confused after all you were slow enough to buy a hatch...
Modified by Red coupe at 8:36 PM 6/28/2005
Man, you even EDITED your post and it's still barely legible. LOL.
Yet, I intend to make the argument that we must assume that the kitten in question DID and/or DOES think that "Only a puss would drive a coupe." That said, look at the kitten. Note its apparent self-loathing. Like a scam victim filing for bankrupcy, the kitten is clearly upset by its poor decision making.
I contend that, according what has popularly be termed the "Five Stages of Grieving," one can easily surmise and ultimately confirm that, while the kitten in question DOES seem to be advocating a stance that works AGAINST the pro-hatch camp, its expression and mannerisms, caught clearly in the photograph we have been provided, exude a genuine remorse for what can only be termed a life-changing mistake.
Five Steps of GrievingThe puss in question realizes that coupes, in fact, suck. Here is the logical and clincally anticipated emotional progression the puss experiences.1. Denial - "No! Coupes are cool!" The puss denies that coupes are lame.2. Anger - "Shut the hell up, hatchback people!" The puss lashes out at those he or she deems responsible for this unbalance in his or her life.3. Bargaining - "Well, I guess I really like S14s a lot." The puss begins making changes in his or her perspective to accomodate what increasingly becomes inalterable fact. The puss may try and distance him or herself from the problem.4. Depression - "Well, dammit. I hate life." The puss will become emotionally unstable, feel out of control, and perhaps contemplate suicide as a means of stabilizing the unbalance that caused the grief.5. Acceptance - "Only a puss would drive a coupe." The puss acknowledges irrevocable truths and moves on. This may be the most difficult stage of grief, but the puss will ultimately recover.
In my opinion, the puss pictured seems to be going through the Acceptance stage of grieving. Pusses not pictured may be embroiled in other stages, but we can expect the same result in time.
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And if you don't buy that, then consider this a third person suggesting that "only a puss would drive a coupe." LOL
Florida240sx wrote:So of course your going to bring in a FWD Found On Road Dead piece of crap?Why are you comparing the 240 to the POS probe? My friend has blown his engine 3 times now in his probe.
Yeah, it's actually pretty fair. I tilted against the S14 crowd, calling their car out as a Camry look-a-like. They call it collateral. Eye for an eye. And you can't deny that the two cars DO look similar.
And before you coupe kiddies jump on that, let me remind you of your two door Stanzas. I mean, damn, you guys buy junkyard parts from the other half of the world to get them to look like that.
EDIT: *Sigh* Hope you coupe guys will still wave back at us when we see you on the road. LOL. At the end of the day, we probably should stick together. But in the meantime, have fun.
Modified by masticatingcow at 11:35 PM 6/29/2005