Married Mopar owners
01-12-2010, 04:33 PM
#31
thinkin with me dipstick
this is where man-cards are earned or lost... we've lost quite a few good men-
buy the car, batten down the hatches and ride out the storm...
we'll see you on the other side
think of it this way, its the charger or this hat and a saturday spent at bed, bath and beyond followed up by ikea hijinks...
buy the car, batten down the hatches and ride out the storm...
we'll see you on the other side
think of it this way, its the charger or this hat and a saturday spent at bed, bath and beyond followed up by ikea hijinks...
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01-12-2010, 06:32 PM
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We are in DEEP DOO-DOO right now at my house. However my wife has not had a real job in the last 5 years, and spends money like a drunken sailor, since I married her. Nor have her lazy adult kids which I am prohibited from trying to "Motivate"! [US Army SGT, 11yrs!] Mortgage is late and the father-in-law said I should sell my Harleys and do the "right" thing for his little girl! HAAAHAAAA! They were here before her, and will be here after her! I told him had I known what a lazy slacker his little girl was, there would have been a significant dowery paid by him before the wedding! Which I paid for by the way! I am pulling-the-pin on things cause "this dog just dont hunt"! I learned my lesson.
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01-13-2010, 03:22 AM
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As long as she is understanding of everything, there shouldn't be a problem. But then again, women do change their minds.
I'd like to see what Morrigan Aria has to say about this. I'm sure that she would tell you to get the car and a new woman who loves Mopar vehicles.
I'd like to see what Morrigan Aria has to say about this. I'm sure that she would tell you to get the car and a new woman who loves Mopar vehicles.
01-14-2010, 06:02 AM
#38
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Hey I'm not going to yell at you.. You made the decision and it was yours to make. Just remember you have set the rules now. Or should I say SHE has set the rules. I say jump and you say "Yes Dear and just how high should I jump". But you have made that decision and I will stand behind you with it......
01-14-2010, 07:19 AM
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Hey I'm not going to yell at you.. You made the decision and it was yours to make. Just remember you have set the rules now. Or should I say SHE has set the rules. I say jump and you say "Yes Dear and just how high should I jump". But you have made that decision and I will stand behind you with it......
X2 Just remember when the time comes for another project don't waste your time asking her,you already know the answer.
01-14-2010, 08:47 AM
#41
thinkin with me dipstick
a moment of silence, fellers... so sad to see a man go down in his prime.
the only thing left is the musical tribute to commerate the brief time him and his man card ahd together
the only thing left is the musical tribute to commerate the brief time him and his man card ahd together
01-14-2010, 12:59 PM
#43
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Wait til my wife finds out I bought another B body today.
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01-14-2010, 11:59 PM
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01-15-2010, 08:32 AM
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Alright, so I am back on here again and wow, what a doozy of a thread this is.
78D200 wanted to know what I think on this, and he is right. Buy the car. Get a new broad.
I've had my 67 through two divorces now. Neither were car guys. I bought her with MY MONEY. I bought my Arabian stallion with MY MONEY. Ex #2 wanted me to sell MY car b/c I bought MY horse. Well....I have the car and the horse and not him.
Yeah so I'm dating a "Ford guy", but at least he likes cars (and he bought himself a 69 Dodge truck. YAY!). Same guy bought me my 413 long block for my birthday. Cars/hotrods/trucks are a big part of our life and it's GREAT.
He told me I'm crazy for wanting this Max Wedge build and oh-Mopars-are-so-expensive-to-build-like this. And my reply? So F#%#g what! It's my car and she's the only thing I've managed to have a relationship with for over 10 years (14, actually). Doesn't she deserve this? I think so.
Imagine what you could buy for your car with the money you spent on that rock hiding in your house. Hello? Can you say Mancini Racing? Mopar Performance? Legendary interiors? Year One? I'm sorry, they can't hear you either.
Sweetie, the right broad is out there for you. You may love her alot, but if she cannot love the things about you that make you, well...YOU, then run the hell away yesterday. IT ISN'T GOING TO GET BETTER. You don't have to enjoy everything about the other person, but she should at least tolerate it and smile about it. Sometimes it is our similarities that we like about one another, but at the risk of becoming Siamese twins, you should also have some different hobbies.
Also, point out to her the good points, if you feel obligated: You're at home. In the garage. Working on your car. Spending money on your car. A nostalgic piece of Americana.
Not out at the bar spending money on some other woman.
My "Ford guy" has a mistress. Her name is Music. She and I have reached a truce. I adore Music but she consumes much of his life. I have another lover too, and that is my Career. He has come to terms and accepts that of me. Both of these place large demands on our time and energy.
Surely there is some hobby of hers you don't enjoy. I do enjoy shopping, I have my nails done sometimes, I love shoes and makeup and expensive watches. So? So I also LOVE my cars, I like his cars, our friends are car people and she is going to be a wet blanket every time you work on that car, everytime your car buddies come hang out she will pout and stomp her foot and make you feel like an A-hole. Unless she can come to terms with it.
If SHE loves YOU, she will be understanding. She doesn't have to love it, but she really doesn't have much of a reason to be JEALOUS. And that's what it is all about. Jealousy and keeping up with the Jones' apparently.
There's the long version of my two cents.
78D200 wanted to know what I think on this, and he is right. Buy the car. Get a new broad.
I've had my 67 through two divorces now. Neither were car guys. I bought her with MY MONEY. I bought my Arabian stallion with MY MONEY. Ex #2 wanted me to sell MY car b/c I bought MY horse. Well....I have the car and the horse and not him.
Yeah so I'm dating a "Ford guy", but at least he likes cars (and he bought himself a 69 Dodge truck. YAY!). Same guy bought me my 413 long block for my birthday. Cars/hotrods/trucks are a big part of our life and it's GREAT.He told me I'm crazy for wanting this Max Wedge build and oh-Mopars-are-so-expensive-to-build-like this. And my reply? So F#%#g what! It's my car and she's the only thing I've managed to have a relationship with for over 10 years (14, actually). Doesn't she deserve this? I think so.
Imagine what you could buy for your car with the money you spent on that rock hiding in your house. Hello? Can you say Mancini Racing? Mopar Performance? Legendary interiors? Year One? I'm sorry, they can't hear you either.
Sweetie, the right broad is out there for you. You may love her alot, but if she cannot love the things about you that make you, well...YOU, then run the hell away yesterday. IT ISN'T GOING TO GET BETTER. You don't have to enjoy everything about the other person, but she should at least tolerate it and smile about it. Sometimes it is our similarities that we like about one another, but at the risk of becoming Siamese twins, you should also have some different hobbies.
Also, point out to her the good points, if you feel obligated: You're at home. In the garage. Working on your car. Spending money on your car. A nostalgic piece of Americana.
Not out at the bar spending money on some other woman.
My "Ford guy" has a mistress. Her name is Music. She and I have reached a truce. I adore Music but she consumes much of his life. I have another lover too, and that is my Career. He has come to terms and accepts that of me. Both of these place large demands on our time and energy.
Surely there is some hobby of hers you don't enjoy. I do enjoy shopping, I have my nails done sometimes, I love shoes and makeup and expensive watches. So? So I also LOVE my cars, I like his cars, our friends are car people and she is going to be a wet blanket every time you work on that car, everytime your car buddies come hang out she will pout and stomp her foot and make you feel like an A-hole. Unless she can come to terms with it.
If SHE loves YOU, she will be understanding. She doesn't have to love it, but she really doesn't have much of a reason to be JEALOUS. And that's what it is all about. Jealousy and keeping up with the Jones' apparently.
There's the long version of my two cents.
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01-17-2010, 09:34 AM
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Get the car. Women come and go, but the car will always be there. If she puts her happiness before yours now, as all the others have said, it will only get worse.
01-17-2010, 10:16 AM
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get the car. then cover it, have her come over, and have her cover her eyes.
go over to the car and un-cover it and yell surprise!! then when she starts yelling just play dumb, like you thought she would like it.
then when she says to return it, say the guy wont.
done deal
go over to the car and un-cover it and yell surprise!! then when she starts yelling just play dumb, like you thought she would like it.
then when she says to return it, say the guy wont.
done deal
01-17-2010, 11:42 AM
#51
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Alright, so I am back on here again and wow, what a doozy of a thread this is.
78D200 wanted to know what I think on this, and he is right. Buy the car. Get a new broad.
I've had my 67 through two divorces now. Neither were car guys. I bought her with MY MONEY. I bought my Arabian stallion with MY MONEY. Ex #2 wanted me to sell MY car b/c I bought MY horse. Well....I have the car and the horse and not him. Yeah so I'm dating a "Ford guy", but at least he likes cars (and he bought himself a 69 Dodge truck. YAY!). Same guy bought me my 413 long block for my birthday. Cars/hotrods/trucks are a big part of our life and it's GREAT.
He told me I'm crazy for wanting this Max Wedge build and oh-Mopars-are-so-expensive-to-build-like this. And my reply? So F#%#g what! It's my car and she's the only thing I've managed to have a relationship with for over 10 years (14, actually). Doesn't she deserve this? I think so.
Imagine what you could buy for your car with the money you spent on that rock hiding in your house. Hello? Can you say Mancini Racing? Mopar Performance? Legendary interiors? Year One? I'm sorry, they can't hear you either.
Sweetie, the right broad is out there for you. You may love her alot, but if she cannot love the things about you that make you, well...YOU, then run the hell away yesterday. IT ISN'T GOING TO GET BETTER. You don't have to enjoy everything about the other person, but she should at least tolerate it and smile about it. Sometimes it is our similarities that we like about one another, but at the risk of becoming Siamese twins, you should also have some different hobbies.
Also, point out to her the good points, if you feel obligated: You're at home. In the garage. Working on your car. Spending money on your car. A nostalgic piece of Americana.
Not out at the bar spending money on some other woman.
My "Ford guy" has a mistress. Her name is Music. She and I have reached a truce. I adore Music but she consumes much of his life. I have another lover too, and that is my Career. He has come to terms and accepts that of me. Both of these place large demands on our time and energy.
Surely there is some hobby of hers you don't enjoy. I do enjoy shopping, I have my nails done sometimes, I love shoes and makeup and expensive watches. So? So I also LOVE my cars, I like his cars, our friends are car people and she is going to be a wet blanket every time you work on that car, everytime your car buddies come hang out she will pout and stomp her foot and make you feel like an A-hole. Unless she can come to terms with it.
If SHE loves YOU, she will be understanding. She doesn't have to love it, but she really doesn't have much of a reason to be JEALOUS. And that's what it is all about. Jealousy and keeping up with the Jones' apparently.
There's the long version of my two cents.
78D200 wanted to know what I think on this, and he is right. Buy the car. Get a new broad.
I've had my 67 through two divorces now. Neither were car guys. I bought her with MY MONEY. I bought my Arabian stallion with MY MONEY. Ex #2 wanted me to sell MY car b/c I bought MY horse. Well....I have the car and the horse and not him.
Yeah so I'm dating a "Ford guy", but at least he likes cars (and he bought himself a 69 Dodge truck. YAY!). Same guy bought me my 413 long block for my birthday. Cars/hotrods/trucks are a big part of our life and it's GREAT.He told me I'm crazy for wanting this Max Wedge build and oh-Mopars-are-so-expensive-to-build-like this. And my reply? So F#%#g what! It's my car and she's the only thing I've managed to have a relationship with for over 10 years (14, actually). Doesn't she deserve this? I think so.
Imagine what you could buy for your car with the money you spent on that rock hiding in your house. Hello? Can you say Mancini Racing? Mopar Performance? Legendary interiors? Year One? I'm sorry, they can't hear you either.
Sweetie, the right broad is out there for you. You may love her alot, but if she cannot love the things about you that make you, well...YOU, then run the hell away yesterday. IT ISN'T GOING TO GET BETTER. You don't have to enjoy everything about the other person, but she should at least tolerate it and smile about it. Sometimes it is our similarities that we like about one another, but at the risk of becoming Siamese twins, you should also have some different hobbies.
Also, point out to her the good points, if you feel obligated: You're at home. In the garage. Working on your car. Spending money on your car. A nostalgic piece of Americana.
Not out at the bar spending money on some other woman.
My "Ford guy" has a mistress. Her name is Music. She and I have reached a truce. I adore Music but she consumes much of his life. I have another lover too, and that is my Career. He has come to terms and accepts that of me. Both of these place large demands on our time and energy.
Surely there is some hobby of hers you don't enjoy. I do enjoy shopping, I have my nails done sometimes, I love shoes and makeup and expensive watches. So? So I also LOVE my cars, I like his cars, our friends are car people and she is going to be a wet blanket every time you work on that car, everytime your car buddies come hang out she will pout and stomp her foot and make you feel like an A-hole. Unless she can come to terms with it.
If SHE loves YOU, she will be understanding. She doesn't have to love it, but she really doesn't have much of a reason to be JEALOUS. And that's what it is all about. Jealousy and keeping up with the Jones' apparently.
There's the long version of my two cents.
01-18-2010, 03:51 AM
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01-19-2010, 05:49 PM
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Well she is gone. MY wife has realized that I would be gone and is now supporting me in my hobby that she knew I had when we first met. If she got mad and left over a car and couldn't support you in your car hobby she was looking for someone to take care of her like a Princess and give her all her the things she demands.
My wife even go as far to help me work on our cars and didn't argue about about me buying a Magnum GT with T-Tops. She isn't willing to give up our marriage that easy.
My wife even go as far to help me work on our cars and didn't argue about about me buying a Magnum GT with T-Tops. She isn't willing to give up our marriage that easy.
