This is a good message Don wrote. We can't be too one sided at all. As
you all remember, my wife went away a few weeks ago and circled a car in
the Momey Saver, which I bought when she was gone. She is now in North
Carolina for a few days. When she left, I asked her what should I buy
now? She just smiled and left. Bless her heart. I have one on my mind,
but it is 5 hours away and I need to take some time to look at it.
Jack Johnson
don dulmage wrote:
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> The secret to getting your wife to go along with buying collector cars
> is to make sure that you are never caught denying her the things she
> desires that you don't understand. If you have ever heard yourself say
> "you don't really need that" or "what do you want that for" then you
> haven't got a leg to stand on. If you don't finish your projects then
> that can be a potential cause too. If you are both intent on spoiling
> each other and have a bit of self control then you will find little
> resistance to future purchases.
> Women are not in the least bit conned by all that "reaons why I need a
> Hemi Cuda," stuff.They are not that stupid.Sometimes they just
> capitulate because the argument isn't worth the bother.The best solution
> is that she wants you to have a few toys because you make sure she has
> some of the totally unnecessary but pleasant things she enjoys.
> If how ever she is driving a beat up Toyota Camary wagon that has bald
> tires and is dripping gas in the driveway and if her washing machine is
> still some old piece of junk sitting on a 2X4 to keep it level than you
> deserve nothing and your manhood is severely in question. The best path
> to a collector car is paved with jewelry and antiques!
> Amen
> Don Dulmage
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