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tC a chicks car?!?
03-14-2005, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by jmiller20874
Originally Posted by zilasram
. . i was just trying to end the debate .. . . .if you want the car, get it . . .. if you think its a chick car then it is .. . if not, it isn't .. . . what is this discussion really about anyway .. . .?
He's already got the car and was just asking a question. It's all good
03-15-2005, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by ScoopNY
And I totally agree with KevinxB, it doesn't matter what one does in bed, there is no "man" or "woman" in a ___ relationship and that's a good thing. Although my boyfriend and I sometimes like to argue who's really in charge, but it's more of a running joke than anything else.
03-15-2005, 09:45 AM
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This weekend one of the tC owners I suppested to be of the male/male coupleing at the meet up. We actualy had a conversation, it was a groupe of box owners and me. I think they did the color kinda where your going to find certain people wanting certain colors. Allso what you do mod wise is going to stir it as to if it's one or not. My baby is defently not a chics car, but than again I'm not going for show either. At the meets I only meet one female driver realy of a tC, but out of the road I realy only seen females. So I think there are more daily drivers in my area that are female. Just like I keep seeing baby seats and old folks in xA's. Just my area....
03-15-2005, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by KevinxB
Originally Posted by ScoopNY
And I totally agree with KevinxB, it doesn't matter what one does in bed, there is no "man" or "woman" in a ___ relationship and that's a good thing. Although my boyfriend and I sometimes like to argue who's really in charge, but it's more of a running joke than anything else.
03-15-2005, 02:57 PM
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Males from United States still have an exagerated desire to be perceived as a MACHO. They would not drive anything that would be considered a Chick Car, their Macho Self Steem does not allow it since they could be assumed as weak... and I thought this was an advanced society... no way
When people is way too much concerned about what the others think about them, it is a sign of insecurity and inmaturity.
People secure of themselves do not care about what others think or how they are perceived, neither they have to show anything to the world. They just are themselves and do what they want.
I have been in other countries and people don't really give a F&%K if a car is a chick or guys car. The only thing important is to get the best value for the money available.
Today United States boys are not to far away from the days men used to wear open shirts and big gold chains tangled in bushy chest hair.
HAHAHA. This american society is so funny
When people is way too much concerned about what the others think about them, it is a sign of insecurity and inmaturity.
People secure of themselves do not care about what others think or how they are perceived, neither they have to show anything to the world. They just are themselves and do what they want.
I have been in other countries and people don't really give a F&%K if a car is a chick or guys car. The only thing important is to get the best value for the money available.
Today United States boys are not to far away from the days men used to wear open shirts and big gold chains tangled in bushy chest hair.
HAHAHA. This american society is so funny
03-15-2005, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by niguels
Males from United States still have an exagerated desire to be perceived as a MACHO. They would not drive anything that would be considered a Chick Car, their Macho Self Steem does not allow it since they could be assumed as
Today United States boys are not to far away from the days men used to wear open shirts and big gold chains tangled in bushy chest hair.
HAHAHA. This american society is so funny
Today United States boys are not to far away from the days men used to wear open shirts and big gold chains tangled in bushy chest hair.
HAHAHA. This american society is so funny
03-15-2005, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by ScoopNY
Well you're not the only ___ boy around these parts. We have to stick together (okay well not literally, but you know what I mean). It also means, I could care less if a car is a chick car or not, although more cute boys checked out my car when I was driving my Absolutely Red Toyota Celica, may it rest in peace.
Guys don't pay much attention to my car, that I know of. I guess I just don't notice.
Don't get me started on chest hair...
03-15-2005, 10:30 PM
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Being Greek I don't have much choice, but a girl with chest hair would be kinda scary.
Regarding the (other) topic at hand, I simply do not care. I must have some kind of white noise filter built in so that whenever someone says something not worth my hearing, all I hear is static.
It's rather nice, I highly suggest this mod!
Regarding the (other) topic at hand, I simply do not care. I must have some kind of white noise filter built in so that whenever someone says something not worth my hearing, all I hear is static.
It's rather nice, I highly suggest this mod!
03-16-2005, 01:53 AM
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Originally Posted by ScoopNY
I definitely noticed with the celica, I got more than a few compliments. Less so with the tC, which is more subtle.
Are you pro or anti chest hair?
Are you pro or anti chest hair?
But some people hate it. When I told a friend I drove an xB he got really quiet and literally plead the 5th when I asked him if he hated them. Oh well, I bought it cuz I like it!
I'm pro. You?
03-16-2005, 03:35 PM
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Every car save for a select few (Mustang Cobra, Viper, classic muscle cars like Shelby GT350/500, etc) can be considered a girl car.
Who cares? Car manufacturers don't design cars for a specific sex, it just happens that certain cars appeal to one gender or the other. It's not like "girly" cars have lipstick holders and female hygiene thing dispensers
Who cares? Car manufacturers don't design cars for a specific sex, it just happens that certain cars appeal to one gender or the other. It's not like "girly" cars have lipstick holders and female hygiene thing dispensers
03-16-2005, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by KevinxB
Originally Posted by ScoopNY
I definitely noticed with the celica, I got more than a few compliments. Less so with the tC, which is more subtle.
Are you pro or anti chest hair?
Are you pro or anti chest hair?
But some people hate it. When I told a friend I drove an xB he got really quiet and literally plead the 5th when I asked him if he hated them. Oh well, I bought it cuz I like it!
I'm pro. You?
I hear you on the Xb, half of my friends hate the car and were worried that's what I bought when I told them I bought a scion. I happen to think the Xb is cool, but everyone else thinks it's a big ole box on wheels.