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NeighborhoodThreat said:
I'd say a station wagon is the best car for sex in the back.
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My hatchback (or '5 door' or whatever else you wanna call it) works pretty well for that too, although I'm only 5'2 so maybe it's just really a mini station wagon for us short folk :)


And, buying is the best option, although I have a couple friends who lease and are extremely happy with getting a new car and usually a good deal whenever their lease is up for a better vehicle. I'm not sure how much your credit plays into either of these though. Unless you're thinking used.
 
^^ Yep it is, I think Cane's down for the count but NT can go all night ;)

And, I was off of the internet for a week, and as an avid internet lover (or internet addict, depending on your tastes) I'm still making up for it.
 
amapola said:
Would buying a vehicle (and then having to sell) be more locked in than leasing/renting (and then having to cancel the contract)? Also which would end up costing you more?
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My guess would be that you'd end up losing more money if you have to buy it and then sell it, since cars depreciate in value, and depending how much you beat it up, it can happen pretty quick, especially if it's not a high end car in the first place. If you can get a good loan for a portion of the purchased car, and get a warranty on it whether it's used or new (both available most of the time if through a dealership of some sort) then it's more practical. I think it's more based on if you have a larger amount of cash to put down in the first place, as far as I understand.
 
NeighborhoodThreat said:
Fy, if you're not driving a lot and have plans to go off-road, a Jeep is the way to do it.

Damn you and your lousy OTC opiates, amapola.

Apparently codeine syrup is technically OTC in my state (not all states, however).
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OTC codeine syrup is legal in Virginia? I dont think its legal in Pa.
 
I want the 2008 Mercedes Benz CL63 AMG, cool ass car........its about $80,000 & has 37,000 miles on it. It the sweetest car ive seen by far. If I do buy it, it wont be until next December or Jan.
 
Mugz is back, sorry for disappearing during my stim session this weekend, got totally mangled as I took 6-APB on top of the camfetamine and it lasted way way too long, didnt sleep until sunday night at 2am. Was in not much of a state to post.

Missed work today because of the comedown and lack of sleep and food, will get reprimanded for that tomorrow.

Going to sample some o-desmethyltramadol now to see if it helps with the comedown and also hopefully it will ease some of the pain in the roof of my mouth to allow me to eat something properly.
 
^ fascinating substance that O-Desmethyltramadol so definitely let us know what you think!

Its great to have you back, mugzy and I hope you recover fully and expediently.
 
TheLostBoys said:
OTC codeine syrup is legal in Virginia? I dont think its legal in Pa.
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TheLostBoys said:
I want the 2008 Mercedes Benz CL63 AMG, cool ass car........its about $80,000 & has 37,000 miles on it. It the sweetest car ive seen by far. If I do buy it, it wont be until next December or Jan.
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It certainly is, the pharmacist has to "prescribe it" to you (It's Schedule V technically) so there is a good chance that even though its OTC, the pharmacist won't give it to you.

Benz = win. Send of that cash my way, TLB :)
 
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NeighborhoodThreat said:
It really depends on the person, I feel like after a while, you develop a "relationship" with your opiate of choice. It's happened with me with every opiate I've done.
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Am with you on that (bows shyly) - am a greenlighter. with terrible grammar at the moment, it would seem. but you crack me up, and i gotta get to my 50, right?? straight, clean as a whistle at the moment; could be a little f-ed up on lorazepam - just not my thing, the benzos. i wish. *snip* it's those damn o's you were referring to earlier that have me in their loving caress. well, had me. until they were gone and now i'm screwed.

*snip*
 
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