Every women that I know say my S2000 is "cute". I guess that is a good thing, but it's pretty predictable. The only one who didn't say it was "cute" was my wife and she said "oh-my-god, you got yellow!". Just wondering what women were saying about your S2000.

 

It's loud. It rides rough. It's hard to get into/out of. Etc., etc.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by wms7401
[B]Every women that I know say my S2000 is "cute".

 

"it's cute" , "wow,it's fast" , "niiiice car":

 

I just got mine not too long ago and yes mine is yellow as well. i mostly drive my bimmer due to it's navigation. However, whenever i am driving this car I get a lot of attention.
so far.
1) one girl gave me her number - I didn't even ask for it
2) several men/women rolled down window to say they really liked my car.
3) a guy in new bmw was like I love this color
4) today- a girl blew a kiss when I took a left and she took a right in a mall parking. How cute? lol

the only problem is i think i am involved in a relationship. why didn't i get this 5 years ago?? oh, they did not have it. LOL

LIL Raja

 

sebring silver can vouch for me, i got offered a 5some (including me) of hot 18 year old girls, videotapped, with eveything from whipped cream to cherries. I am 19, just in case you did not know. WHo cares what they call it, when they offer some hot loving with friends and such, that about sums it up. Mike

 

Finish the story!

 

id been with 2 of the girls prior, and frankly, this girls are crazy, theyd destroy that car, but i am sure one day i will get lonely and really do it, at which point i will post the vid on the board, under the title "what the s2000 is capable of" Mike

 

This is a groovy circle jerk,... can I join in if I decide to buy an s2k?

 

OK... Here's my scientific analysis of why women call the S2000 and other cars "cute"

Even though women have the vocabulary and ability to speak without pause for hours on end. They possess only one word that is used to describe "things they (women) find to be pleasing to the eye". For example.. A man sees a puppy dog and says, "cute dog".. a woman would react with the same words... but that is where the similarity ends. A man sees a nice looking car and says, "damn that's a nice car" (or something along those lines).. while the woman (who is unable to form such complex descriptive phrases about said item) says, "cute car". I believe this problem to be genetic, and not curable. But you can correct them in their mistaken descriptiveness by telling her, "puppy dogs are cute, this is not a puppy dog." At which point the light of reason, and understanding will dawn on them.