2010 Mustang at Ryans

[Curious]

Does anyone know who owns that 2010 Mustang I keep seeing parked at Ryans. Sharp looking car!

[guest]

Yours, stop trolling for comments about yourself

[smoke]

sounds like we have us a stalker.

[that guy]

it's a turd. i outrun it from stoplight to stoplight the other day in my SRT neon

[Guest]

that guy wrote:

it's a turd. i outrun it from stoplight to stoplight the other day in my SRT neon

Well, that's a pretty stupid post. The driver of the Mustang probably didn't even notice Mr. Macho in his Neon.

[A little aggravated]

Yes, Neon's are quite a symbol of masculinity. That's why so many little blond teenage girls drive them. LOL

[guest]

Yes the SRI is fast for an econo car, but at the end of the day it's still a Neon. You can polish a turd all day long but it's still a turd

[Mishleen Ross]

A little aggravated wrote:

Yes, Neon's are quite a symbol of masculinity. That's why so many little blond teenage girls drive them. LOL

ha! And I bet those blonde teenage girls won't holler at your stupid ass! I know I'm not bitch!

[A little aggravated]

Mishleen Ross wrote:

<quoted text>ha! And I bet those blonde teenage girls won't holler at your stupid ass! I know I'm not bitch!

I have been struck down by Mishleen. It hurts, OMG it hurts!!!! LOL

[Mishleen Ross]

Yes, baby, I would love the car insurance. Are you sure about that sweetie, I love you baby, you are so sweet.I love you baby, and I am in love with you.

[Mishleen Ross]

A little aggravated wrote:

<quoted text>
I have been struck down by Mishleen. It hurts, OMG it hurts!!!! LOL

Ha, forget you!

[Mishleen Ross]

Baby, I love you, but I don't think you have good sense.

[to the haters]

Guest wrote:

<quoted text>Well, that's a pretty stupid post. The driver of the Mustang probably didn't even notice Mr. Macho in his Neon.

oh he noticed...and he tried. quite unsuccessfully i might add. i know it's not a masculine car like your vette, but it'll lay a beating on your vette 0-160 by about a bus length.

[No Hater]

to the haters wrote:

<quoted text>
oh he noticed...and he tried. quite unsuccessfully i might add. i know it's not a masculine car like your vette, but it'll lay a beating on your vette 0-160 by about a bus length.

I don't drive a 'Vette anymore because it was too nerver wracking to be diving beside an 18 wheeler and looking up under it as it passed to see all the nuts and bolts that were holding it together. A Corvette is a fun Sunday afternoon car, but unless you can afford one just to play with it isn't a very logical choice for everyday transportation. I don't envy, or hate, anyone who drives one because having made more than a few payments on one of those babies, I know for sure they are paying a high price for those looks of envy that they get! I drive a sensible SUV now and it gets me where I need to go, but I say, "Hats off to those of you who are driving around in your dream car! ENJOY...and don't worry about the jealous souls who aren't willing to pay for the pleasure!"

[to the haters]

i don't drive a vette simply because i don't want to be in that click. most people who have vette's think they're the only sports car to ever graced the roads of america. i drive an SRT because it's a fun car to drive. it's not my dream car, but it's pretty quick, cheap, and a blast to drive fast

side note: i do like corvette's, i just don't like the majority of their owners

[Agree]

to the haters wrote:

i don't drive a vette simply because i don't want to be in that click. most people who have vette's think they're the only sports car to ever graced the roads of america. i drive an SRT because it's a fun car to drive. it's not my dream car, but it's pretty quick, cheap, and a blast to drive fast
side note: i do like corvette's, i just don't like the majority of their owners

You're right. Many of their drivers are total jerks who only have them to prove something to other people. I only got mine to prove something to myself because I'd promised myself I'd get one when I got to making a certain amount of $$$. I only kept it long enough to realize that it was just a status symbol to me and once I reached the point where I could actually afford it, I really didn't need it to impress anybody any more or to feel good about myself. I'm still happy for those I see driving them though, because I figure they have them for the same reason andif they make enough money to afford them, they have worked hard enough to have earned the right to do whatever makes them happy and there are no two ways about it...they are beautiful cars! I'm no longer envious of the 'beautiful people' who drive them, though, because I can now say, "Been there...done that" and that feels SO good! Everybody should own one at some point in their life, just to see for themselves that they don't get you there any faster or more reliabily and they really don't change who you really are. I've actually had two or three other cars that I liked better...believe it or not!