Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) Discussions

Amazing.

In that case I guess every car in my household is MINE as well, and so is my friends because I know them. Cool, I guess I will go posting up on diff forums showing off cars that arnt mine, excellent.

Must be nice to have parents hand me down cars to their children.  

So when you were in highschool you were homeless? If I am one of the people registered to the car I think it counts as partly mine...

BBgarage wrote:

No I lived in "my parents home." I didn't pay the bills, or put food on the table. I simple lived there under their roof and enjoyed it.

But YOU didnt HAVE a home, you stayed in someone elses. So, you were homeless, like I am currently carless. Did you invite your friends over to your house, or your parents house? "Hey guys, wanna come over to my parents house?"

I didn't think so.

Now I chose this car, actually cut down on my weekly lunch allowance(initally, though they soon forgot) as incentive for them to pay more than they initially were going to. I chose the colors, I chose the dealer, I send quote requests out to all the local dealers. I told my parents what price to argue. I also went online and did crap loads of research. In return I WILL be one of the people who has their name under the cars registration.

Get the point yet?

BBgarage wrote:

Congradulations. Maybe I should try that on my parents next time. "Hey mom and dad, I was thinking, we can get a really nice Porsche at this dealership for a great price, I did some research. Oh and can you put my name on the reg, cause I will be driving it mostly..."

Like I said must be nice to have parents buy you a car

How old are you?

Oh, and I didnt convince my father to spend 50-70k more than he was going to, only 10, which was easy with my moms help.

 84 yrs old and counting.

My grandparents certainly don't know what a subwoofer is.

BBgarage wrote:

They're not hip to be square

And I have no idea what that means