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I'm sick of getting taxi/bus to work (I got me a job gf-woop.gif) so I'm thinking of getting a loan for a car. I've got $5000 at the moment, probably look for another $15000 on loan, maybe a bit more if the car I decide on needs a bit of work.

I hate the idea of a loan, but I hate public transport worse (takes me 2-3 hours by bus what takes 10-15 minutes to drive, it's insane).

Edit: gf-snypa.gif

You want to buy a fixer-upper for $20k? n00b go buy a excel.

dont buy one that might need some work then

kofi, f**k off

and your spam is frigging annoying, put everything in one post kthx

and one more thing, all you've done since you made that account is shit up threads, stop doing it

you're an idiot, the last time i checked it wasn't an objective to see how many posts in a page one person could get

it's not a race, it's an alternative to chat clients obviously

how the hell are we supposed to read anything if you're going to fill an entire page with one word replies or non sequiteurs

stop it, god.

lol Josh is a whore.....

hey hell fire there are a few 34 gtt for sale for about 18... best bet but if you want a fixerupera theres ALOT of 32 GTRs for about 20K :laugh:

lol or buy Joshes sil80 ;)

lol its whore town Mel...

there's no usefull info on here ;)

yeah but it's not totally useless either

it's nice to actually browse a couple pages of whoretown and have a laugh, instead of browsing 6 pages and only seeing dribble

you're an idiot, the last time i checked it wasn't an objective to see how many posts in a page one person could get

it's not a race, it's an alternative to chat clients obviously

how the hell are we supposed to read anything if you're going to fill an entire page with one word replies or non sequiteurs

stop it, god.

;)

f**k off Thailand Mel.

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