Goodnight Sweet Prince
No, the car will now provide that kind of happiness to some other lucky young man. I on the other hand, will be spending about $400 less per month for a car I never used (except for those uses listed above).
And so, we bid thee a fond farewell... may your air filter always be clean... may your tires remain inflated and grippy, and may you never miss when a homeless family of three crosses your path (the arrogant jerks that they are).
...adieu
That brings a tear to my eye. I assume that $400 a month will now be going into the stock market where, with some prudent investing, you will in just a few short years be independently wealthy and retire. Either that or it will support a highly addictive Star Wars action figure habit.
Posted by
Scott |
9:40 PM
Wow son! I didn't think that little scooter could haul your canoe...imagine that!
Posted by
Stew |
10:30 PM
That isn't the pic you used to sell the car is it? You could get sued for false advertising, making the buyer think the car comes with a canoe. Or the other way around.
Posted by
THE MOLITOR |
11:57 PM
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Posted by
THE MOLITOR |
11:57 PM
So Devon since you say "No more 3 hour trips to Portland" that means you are abandoning your elderly parents huh?
Posted by
Stew |
1:05 AM
Scott - No, it's my beanie baby collection thats going to see me through into retirement.
Dad - ya, i'll just strap the skate board under the canoe and drag it around that way. And yes... it DOES mean I am abandoing my elderly parents. Let us never speak of them again.
Chris - I made sure they knew it was the cavalier without the "canoe upgrade." I just thought that made it look tough and rugged... which it is not.
Posted by
Devon |
8:38 AM
I love that you buy a canoe and THEN sell your car.
Posted by
Kara |
11:41 AM