Should I buy a Cooper "S" today? Need help!
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01-13-2004 | 09:04 AM
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Should I buy a Cooper "S" today? Need help!
My wife wants one really bad. I figured I could use it for a moving billboard for my upcoming Tanning Salons.
My question is is it considered manly? or will I become the bunt of jokes from my friends?
My question is is it considered manly? or will I become the bunt of jokes from my friends?
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01-13-2004 | 09:34 AM
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Re: Should I buy a Cooper "S" today? Need help!
Originally posted by Jeru
My wife wants one really bad. I figured I could use it for a moving billboard for my upcoming Tanning Salons.
My question is is it considered manly? or will I become the bunt of jokes from my friends?
My wife wants one really bad. I figured I could use it for a moving billboard for my upcoming Tanning Salons.
My question is is it considered manly? or will I become the bunt of jokes from my friends?
I know a guy here that was going to get one and everyone in his office laughed at him so much he decided not to...
Really it is up to what you're comfortable in... Anyone laughs at you, just ask for a picture of their G/F or wife... then show them yours....
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01-13-2004 | 09:46 AM
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why not the elise ^____^
hehehehe
it's small too... and for sure u won't get laughed at...
but mini-s is for sure a fun car to drive... i rented one for a month to practice manual before i got my TT.
that poor clutch... but thanx to it... my heel toe got better
hehehehe
it's small too... and for sure u won't get laughed at...
but mini-s is for sure a fun car to drive... i rented one for a month to practice manual before i got my TT.
that poor clutch... but thanx to it... my heel toe got better
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01-13-2004 | 10:11 AM
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Originally posted by luting_chen
why not the elise ^____^
hehehehe
it's small too... and for sure u won't get laughed at...
why not the elise ^____^
hehehehe
it's small too... and for sure u won't get laughed at...
I'd love to get an Elise for promotional purposes, but there's no place to put any promotional materials on that car - the Mini has some nice sheet metal real estate
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01-13-2004 | 11:56 AM
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Jeru,
I just checked out your webpage and if that lovely young lady in a few of those photos is your wife... get her anything she freaking wants, dont's ask any questions, just make her happy, and hopefully the favor will be returned. That's my philosophy.
Which one is your wife again? And who's that goofball on the right. What a poser!
I just checked out your webpage and if that lovely young lady in a few of those photos is your wife... get her anything she freaking wants, dont's ask any questions, just make her happy, and hopefully the favor will be returned. That's my philosophy.
Which one is your wife again? And who's that goofball on the right. What a poser!
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01-13-2004 | 01:33 PM
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I think the mini would draw more attention with logo's on the side. If I did it up with the aerokit and black rally grill that might make it look a little meaner. Lets not forget I am going to tint it so dark no-one will see me inside LOL 
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01-13-2004 | 01:46 PM
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I was concerned about this as well. Turns out it has 6 airbags
Stability mgmt, Side Impact Beams and a 4 star Crash Test Rating.
Pretty amazing considering its size.
Here's a pic of KPV's I forgot he had one.
Stability mgmt, Side Impact Beams and a 4 star Crash Test Rating.
Pretty amazing considering its size.
Here's a pic of KPV's I forgot he had one.
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01-13-2004 | 01:57 PM
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Originally posted by greyghost
Jeru,
I just checked out your webpage and if that lovely young lady in a few of those photos is your wife... get her anything she freaking wants, dont's ask any questions, just make her happy, and hopefully the favor will be returned. That's my philosophy.
Which one is your wife again? And who's that goofball on the right. What a poser!
Jeru,
I just checked out your webpage and if that lovely young lady in a few of those photos is your wife... get her anything she freaking wants, dont's ask any questions, just make her happy, and hopefully the favor will be returned. That's my philosophy.
Which one is your wife again? And who's that goofball on the right. What a poser!
Hey Jeru... why don't you be in charge of bringing the cheerleading team to Orlando.
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01-13-2004 | 02:13 PM
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Here's a link to pics of mine:
http://www.askthedrunk.com/seedyrom/amir/
IMHO if you get it in the right color (avoid yellow and electric blue) it doesn't look girly at all. As far as hauling capability, it's not the greatest but you can fit some pretty large objects in the car since it is shaped like a big box.
http://www.askthedrunk.com/seedyrom/amir/
IMHO if you get it in the right color (avoid yellow and electric blue) it doesn't look girly at all. As far as hauling capability, it's not the greatest but you can fit some pretty large objects in the car since it is shaped like a big box.