Ok, ok...I'm being a bit dramatic here. It's not that bad, and I think I'll keep her.

I will milk it for all it's worth though, y'all can count on that.

I actually did not get that upset. Some of our freinds at the ball park knew before I did, and kind of steered clear of us when she told me. They all know how anal S2000 owners can be.

The damage appears to be mostly comestic, (scraped and scratched bumper) but the quarter panel and the bumper seem to have a missmatch now also.

I'm going to see how much I can rub out tomorrow, than I will decide whether to rub her out or not also (j/k).

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by bluerooster
Ok, ok...I'm being a bit dramatic here. It's not that bad, and I think I'll keep her.

 

Dave now is your chance to follow your dream....now you can paint the yellow S2000 BERLINA!

PS maybe Eileen did it on purpose because she like BERLINA S2000s better !

Eileen...

 

Marco? POLO

 

Bastard.....NEVER!!!!



P.S. say hi to Denise for the both of us. We send our condolences for her having to share a home with you!!!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by bluerooster
Ok, ok...I'm being a bit dramatic here. It's not that bad, and I think I'll keep her.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by spt-s2k

 

Actually Dave,
If I may interject another view - this is a tremendous opportunity of another kind. If the opposite of love is not hate but selfisnness, you can demonstrate in a powerful way how much you really do love your spouse by how you react. Gracious acceptance and forgiveness that is genuine will go a long way to strengthen your marriage - hopefully that is worth more than anything else you can gain from 'milking; it.
Hope you find a good shop that does good work and you'll have your 'S' as good as new.

 

 

Dear Eileen (a/k/a my Hennie), I know you feel bad about that "little" mishap with one of the cars but that little chicken coop on wheels can be fixed; it really is just a car (choking like Valentine). Just let the Rooster flap his wings a little and crow real loud for a bit to get it out of his system. he'll get over it. He's probably going to try to milk this one for all it's worth but just remind him of who really lays the eggs around there. He's really a sweetie and a softie at heart (as if you didn't know; that's why I love him too) and you know how to make him melt like butter so shake a tail feather at him, make him feel like he's the cock of the walk and there will be smiles all around the big chicken coop in no time. I would have given anything to see his face when you told him, though.

Rooster, leave my Hennie alone! LOL (too funny) [Granny ducks for cover; takes more drugs]