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If I didn't work, I'd be there. Get there early, NBA Jam and NFL Blitz tend to get hogged :megusta:

I don't understand why they would ban that particular rifle. It's prohibitively expensive, except for the most monocled of criminals.

The internet has reached critical mass. It now has 2 competing yet complementary currencies and its own independent economy.

Not selling here, but remove this if I'm violating any rules. I've got a 2007 Prius, 71k on our lot for about $1k more, we did some reconditioning on it. Even still, holy HELL that thing is noisy. Not sure if it's the tires or just the car itself but I find it extremely uncomfortable. I'd go Corolla.

Do this and get the license plate "CABRON" :gabe:

LOL I thought you knew it was a gay bar. I was out with the gf one night and her friends were in there, we went in and there was a drag show going on. Gotta admit, it was one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

While Vipers are badass, I can't imagine what life is like when you constantly have to answer "Why didn't you just get a Corvette?"

Yeah they have a lot of Italian Village parking that's permit only. There's really no good places to park reliably. The small lots fill up quickly and there's street parking if you can find it, but you have to know where to look for a lot of it. Always look west of High if you're south of 5th, usually to the east is permit only. Union probably has the strongest drinks in town to encourage the bicurious crowd.

Dr. Jay Blatnik is a good friend of mine.

how was La Fogata? last time I went there it was terrible service and food

A couple times. There's an X50 with RUF addons in his price range on eBay

http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/uWaDmOqmoZg/maxresdefault.jpg

http://www.f40.com/inventorymanager.php?action=view&Id=391277 Lotus Super Seven Caterhams can eat shit, this thing's a classic.

Or if you want something really unique: Noble M400

Why get an X50 Turbo when you can have an RUF X50 Turbo?

Yeah I have a Focus ST with a Cobb AP and even with just a Stage 1 93oct tune, the front wheels can't keep traction. Without AWD there's really no reason to get an RS over an ST.

Good to know, thanks.

Pure curiosity, did they make you an offer when you explained why you were withdrawing from consideration? I like to see how different salespeople handle the "I'm just not interested" objection.

Never been but my gf used to bartend at Cheers Too right behind there. Lots of people would come drink at her place before going into Sirens. Nothing too out of the ordinary, but the few drunken strippers that occasionally stumbled in after hours were.....interesting.

A bit more miles, but very similar and a solid price IMO. Sand interior instead of black.

I probably wouldn't make that kind of deal. Way too many "outs" and chances for things to go massively wrong.

Isn't that place BYOB and ultra shady? Friend of mine went there once and I'm pretty sure he's never been to a strip club since.

QFT

obligatory tree fiddy comment

Again, as a dealer, I know this is a false bargaining chip. If it is such a HUGE deal, the customer would have walked away. Remember, we sell as many cars in a week that you buy/sell in 5 years. We know all the excuses, we can smell fake objections from a mile away. It's literally our job to do that. Allow me to present an alternative tactic. OP, I didn't realize your allergy was a concern. I thought your concern was "was this a car that was abused with a dog constantly in it?" In this case, coupled with your mention that the car was noted to be unclean inside and out by your inspector, I would ask either that the dealer perform a deep deep clean, or that they discount the amount it'd take for you to get it over to somewhere like Esoteric to have it done to your satisfaction. Don't feign dismay. Nothing makes a dealer hesitate to discount a car like "well I really don't want this car BUUUUUUT..." What we'd rather hear is "well I like this car, but this is what it takes to earn my business. If you do this, then I will buy the car." It shows genuine interest. It shows that you're committed to holding up your end of the bargain. It gives them a clear path to the sale. It, most importantly, makes them confident that if THEY hold up their end of the bargain that you won't ask for more things. I say this because I've let deals unwind after we performed a couple services that were conditional to the sale, only for the customer to then say "well I appreciate that you did those things, but I'm still not satisfied with the car and I'd like another $XXXX off".