PocketMatrix

but dont you have to pay for quicktime pro? ah, i dunno, i dont use quicktime much anyways

Of course. I never brag.. that's just dumb. I don't need you to think I've got stuff to feel good.

so the 2000 posts about your lexus, millions of dollars and all the women who want you was just for our information?

of course, bragging would be an immature thing to do, you'd never do that.<br>oh, and how are the doves that your lexus is sitting on?

I think he's possibly just a little insecure.

we're all turning into amateur psychologists on this forum. disturbing.

Ok, Paul. I drive my mother's 1992 Lexus LS 400, big deal...<br><br>I got some money from some property that was sold which I inherited. Oh boy, I'm a big roller now~<br><br>I never said a lot of women want me, but I do talk a lot about women. That's because 80% of my friends are girls.<br><br><br>Will you quit acting like the poor kid on at 187 Ghetto Rd now? No one's got it good, and the people that do don't know it. I couldn't ask for anything more, and what i have now is more than enough. But it's not like I live in the Senator's mansion with PlayBoy PlayMates riding around in a Bentley. (uhm... I've got to go now. That fantasy sounds a bit too good ;D)

um... i was only joking moose. i'm not acting poor or anything, just making a little joke about the whole 'lexus' thing... forget about it<br><br>jeez!

Ah, just ignore Moose, he was born with a silver spoon in his ass.

surely it was platinum?

Well, that was taken differently than I expected...

Yeah, my only 2 close friends that have cars bought theirs for $300 a piece (I do have more than 2 friends, but not as many female friends as Mouse ). One of the cars doesn't even lock on the driver's side. You can't open it, either, unless you know the special procedure. It's advanced security. And you can take out the key while driving, or even start it without the key.The ignition is just a good place to hold my friend's keychain. Ha! Can your Lexus do that!?! Yeah, that's what I thought.<br><br>((hopefully you can sense the sarcasm above, even though it is all so amazingly true))

Ha, Robobeat, one of your friends must have bought his car from my older brother. That's a perfect description of its functionality (and selling price).<br><br>And quit changing your name.<br>

why is this still new? it aint no more.

Hey, RobotBob. That description sounds exactly like one of my friend's car. He can't open it without doing some special technique, and you can turn it on without a key. It's a light-blue van, really old. Is his name Jason?