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Old Mar 18, 2004 | 05:18 PM
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Wrong again! Great!
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Old Mar 18, 2004 | 06:17 PM
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ouch gimme a c break ceceail cmon i even apologized, can't we all get along
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 12:38 AM
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I'm 37. I have travelled across the ocean, slept in castles, eaten the finest food from the finest restaurants, and driven many fine cars. Many of my experiences are too decadent to share here.

I have in the course of my work delivered babies, brought back to life people who have flatlined, and held a beating heart in my hands.

NOTHING IN LIFE can compare to watching your own child being born, watching their first steps, or seeing the trust and unconditional love in their eyes when they call you "daddy." Of course mine aren't teenagers yet, but still....

The true meaning of life, I believe, is passing it on. I hope you get to experience it someday.

Life is all about compromises, by the way. If I didn't have a family, I would certainly be driving a Viper or a Ford GT (when available).

But I couldn't be happier.
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 08:06 AM
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about to be 32 here.....never married (close once)...no kids....still 18 at heart!
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 10:12 AM
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Originally posted by Speed-ER doc
I'm 37. I have travelled across the ocean, slept in castles, eaten the finest food from the finest restaurants, and driven many fine cars. Many of my experiences are too decadent to share here.

I have in the course of my work delivered babies, brought back to life people who have flatlined, and held a beating heart in my hands.

NOTHING IN LIFE can compare to watching your own child being born, watching their first steps, or seeing the trust and unconditional love in their eyes when they call you "daddy." Of course mine aren't teenagers yet, but still....

The true meaning of life, I believe, is passing it on. I hope you get to experience it someday.

Life is all about compromises, by the way. If I didn't have a family, I would certainly be driving a Viper or a Ford GT (when available).

But I couldn't be happier.

Stop bragging,
But I'm glad to hear a man of your experience and caliber likes his 8. Reasonable men don't need 350hp vipers.
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 10:24 AM
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Reasonable men don't need 350hp vipers.
No one wants a 350hp Viper! The first ones were 400hp and the current one is 550hp. :D
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 11:03 AM
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Sorry if that came off wrong. My point is, all that crap doesn't matter once you have kids. Simple pleasures are best.

Trouble is, once you have 'em, you gotta carry 'em around wit you.

The 8 is good for that.
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 12:13 PM
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Originally posted by Speed-ER doc
Sorry if that came off wrong. My point is, all that crap doesn't matter once you have kids. Simple pleasures are best.

Trouble is, once you have 'em, you gotta carry 'em around wit you.

The 8 is good for that.
Doc,

I see your point, just my sense of humor.
let me add , None of that matters also after one experiences death. I have. May as well enjoy life and while I can. My 8 helps me do that. Simple pleasures make life real. They hold the secrets of our purpose.
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 12:16 PM
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Originally posted by Velocity-8
No one wants a 350hp Viper! The first ones were 400hp and the current one is 550hp. :D
I didn't know that. In that case I'll take two 550 hp vipers. Gotta win the lottery first.
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 12:41 PM
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Originally posted by Speed-ER doc
Sorry if that came off wrong. My point is, all that crap doesn't matter once you have kids. Simple pleasures are best.

Trouble is, once you have 'em, you gotta carry 'em around wit you.

The 8 is good for that.

You got that right... I can't imagine not coming home to my girls' 'Hi daddy' and their hugs. And since I started early, I am looking forward to having them both in college before I hit 50 so I can get that Ford GT, too

And magixpuma- you gotta admit, as car seats go, this one looks pretty cool in the back of my '8:
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 01:00 PM
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as car seats go, this one looks pretty cool in the back of my '8:
That car seat looks better than my recliner! Do they make them in larger sizes? :D :D
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 01:23 PM
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Ok i gotta admit that car seat is freakin awesome hell i dont have kids by i might have to buy that seat now thats classy when i have kids thats the seat there getting. WAY TO GO!!!
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 04:37 PM
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Damn that looks like an instrument of torture devised by a dominatrix :0. If i did have a car seat then i would definitely buy something like that. I bought the car cause i was basically out to get the best reasonably priced Functional 4 seater where even I could sit in the back (6'3). Rx8 came out to be top choice, and I got it for only 25k with my 97 Honda CRV (200k mi) tradein
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 04:44 PM
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this is such a stupid thread.... i'm 23, have a daughter and need a car seat. why the hell does it bother you that some rx-8 drivers need a car seat? The reason i purchased the 8' is because it's one of the only ways a "family man" such as myself can own a sports car (4 doors).

"Is this car only for adults who are afraid of getting to old."

LOLOLOLOL, what an ignorant sentence! like i stated before, i'm 23, old is not in my vocabulary yet, but "daddy i'm hungry" and "are we there yet" are......

I hope you enjoy yet another picture of my 8' and matching car seat! :D

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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 10:09 PM
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I don't think you ever FEEL old, inside your head at least. Sure you ache a little more and aren't as quick as you used to be, but inside your mind you are still the same, just more experienced (note I didn't say smarter).

Us old guys buy expensive sportscars because WE FINALLY CAN, not because we are trying to "relive our youth." If I could have bought this car at 19, I would have. If you bought it or were given it at a young age, bravo to you. Just remember to save some $ for the future too.

Why should you have to act like an old person? I am the same person I was, but now I get to have more toys. :D

Youth is wasted on the young.
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Old Mar 20, 2004 | 10:45 AM
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Originally posted by Speed-ER doc
I don't think you ever FEEL old, inside your head at least. Sure you ache a little more and aren't as quick as you used to be, but inside your mind you are still the same, just more experienced (note I didn't say smarter).

Us old guys buy expensive sportscars because WE FINALLY CAN, not because we are trying to "relive our youth." If I could have bought this car at 19, I would have. If you bought it or were given it at a young age, bravo to you. Just remember to save some $ for the future too.

Why should you have to act like an old person? I am the same person I was, but now I get to have more toys. :D

Youth is wasted on the young.
AMEN!!! i think children also add to the experience factor..... or atleast they add more grey hair!
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Old Mar 20, 2004 | 11:58 PM
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What a thread. Maxi has probably had enough but here is one more. I love my 8 just like I did my '82 RX-7 and wouldn't change it for the world. I love my wife for being the one to talk me into the 8 instead of saving money an older 7 because she said the money didn't matter. Docs right about all the little things you enjoy with kids, like walkng into the garage and having my 17 month old daughter want ride in the 8 instead of the Tahoe. We are now adding "Zoom Zoom" to the little ones vocabulary.
P.S. I have a car seat in back.:D
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Old Mar 21, 2004 | 11:42 AM
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Yeah but there's such a thing as spoiling your kids while spoiling yourself (evident by some of the cool baby seats pictures here). I don't have kids so I only spoil myself by owning an 8. Also, if this car was available when I was 20 and I had the money I would definately have bought it then. I love this car and I'm older then most of you here. This sportscar is fun for many ages and lifstyles.
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