:: * :: DREAMS DO COME TRUE - Thank you gents and ladies! :: * ::

[Ginger Doll]

I'm pretty sure I just asked you to quit cyberstalking me.

As far as my purchases, I bought a new house, new furniture, a new deck, a new hot tub, and a new car. Not that anyone's tallying my accomplishments. Well, no one except you...but I'll attribute that to the cyberstalking.

On point -- This is Miss Dreams thank you/new car thread, yet you are continually taking it off topic with your negativity, harassment & cyberstalking of me.

Mods?

Originally Posted by bladtinzu

So true about Rovers.. Only an idiot or a fool (who has sadistic tendencies) buys one now days based on their last 20 years of problems and the fact they are owned by an Indian conglomerate (Jaguar also) and they are not known for quality. At all.... Rovers rank number one in my list or worse vehicles ever owned followed closely by that Panoz piece of crap.



Makes one even more leery when someone keeps posting paranoid delusional hypothesis with that person never giving any factual proof to base their ASSumptions upon. That is indeed scary and makes one very leery

I think Dreams made a good choice with a Mercedes based on reliability and resale value (as long as it is not a C Class).

And on a side hilarious note.. Dreams did this thank you thread for her purchase of a new Mercedes when not too awfully long ago another hooker did her own thank you thread. http://www.eccie.net/showpost.php?p=2871197&postcount=1 Kind of a huge difference in what each bought and thanked the guys for is it not?

[Wakeup]

Guess the whole "running to the mods" thing is still going on...

:facepalm:

Cars suck...

[Danielle Reid]

Originally Posted by Wakeuр

Guess the whole "running to the mods" thing is still going on...



Cars suck...

Fixed it ^

I prefer a super duty or heavy duty truck with a lift kit. Let's go get this thing stuck, baby! Country boys in military uniform=wet kitty

[bladtinzu]

Originally Posted by Wakeuр

Guess the whole "running to the mods" thing is still going on...

:facepalm:

Cars suck...

From what I heard it seems to be the case.

[Lucas McCain]

Originally Posted by Wakeuр

Your dream in life was to own a Mercedes...

'Nuff said...

The best post on this thread.

If your dream is to own an over priced asset that rapidly loses its value, then good for you. A better dream would be to worry about a 401K, pension plan, education and house; i.e. assets that actually last and most likely appreciate with time depending on the market.

Not sure someone should be congratulated for wasting money at her stated age of 23 on a car that's probably going to be worth half of what she paid for in 3 years.

Ummmm, back to the congrats I guess. Dreams are made to come true!

Then again, I've never been to Arkansas, (and never will be) so maybe it's one state where cars actually appreciate over time.

[Miss Dreams]

Thanks sweetie, maybe you should do your research, I do not live in Arkansas

41 K Car sounds good to me, so I did what I wanted and I believe it was a nice investment!!

I do have bigger plans in mind.


'Nuff said.

Originally Posted by Lucas McCain

The best post on this thread.

If your dream is to own an over priced asset that rapidly loses its value, then good for you. A better dream would be to worry about a 401K, pension plan, education and house; i.e. assets that actually last and most likely appreciate with time depending on the market.

Not sure someone should be congratulated for wasting money at her stated age of 23 on a car that's probably going to be worth half of what she paid for in 3 years.

Ummmm, back to the congrats I guess. Dreams are made to come true!

Then again, I've never been to Arkansas, (and never will be) so maybe it's one state where cars actually appreciate over time.

[Miss Dreams]

Thank you so much for the Congrats and it has been very pleasurable... especially in this cold weather with the heated seats. I enjoy saving, I love Ben Frank, I see you all love me just as much Dream Babe!

Miss Dreams

Originally Posted by TestSpin

Congrats on the sweet new ride! If you get half as much pleasure out of your new car as your customers got in helping you save for it, you will be one HAPPY girl.

[Lucas McCain]

Originally Posted by Miss Dreams

Thanks sweetie, maybe you should do your research, I do not live in Arkansas

41 K Car sounds good to me, so I did what I wanted and I believe it was a nice investment!!

I do have bigger plans in mind.


'Nuff said.

Stupid me. I'm sure it was a nice investment. All new model cars are a great investment.

I'm sure when you do the calculations about adding value over time, it's a no brainer that they're great investments.

I stand corrected and Miss Dreams should be a financial advisor for all hookers who care to "invest" their short term pussy earning money over the long run of financial security.

And correct, a 41K car was exactly what I meant when I mentioned a 401K.

[TestSpin]

Originally Posted by Lucas McCain

Stupid me.

You venture to a forum for a state you never plan on visiting to belittle a sweet Florida provider in a thread in which she is thanking her Arkansas customers for enabling her to buy a luxury item. I understand that it's a bad idea to crap where you eat, but we have enough of our own crap here so don't need to import any from DFW.

[Ginger Doll]

Originally Posted by Lucas McCain

...If your dream is to own an over priced asset that rapidly loses its value, then good for you. A better dream would be to worry about a 401K, pension plan, education and house; i.e. assets that actually last and most likely appreciate with time depending on the market.

Not sure someone should be congratulated for wasting money at her stated age of 23 on a car that's probably going to be worth half of what she paid for in 3 years...

I think assuming that owning a luxury vehicle is a providers only dream would be a mistake. While it may be one of our dreams, I'm sure that – like me – Miss Dreams has several other baskets she's putting her nest eggs in, so to speak.

While I never once thought, "Wow, what a great investment...I'm sure going to make a lot of money on this luxury car," – I did think it was a very nice reward for all my hard work. Also, considering the fact that most escorts spend a great deal of time on the road, driving a luxurious, reliable car that we truly enjoy holds value to us in more ways than just that of potential financial return.

I know a rather large group of people that spend exorbitant amounts of money on something they truly enjoy, with absolutely zero potential for financial benefit or return – I think we call them hobbyists.

[hogmanjones]

Originally Posted by Ginger Doll

I think assuming that owning a luxury vehicle is a providers only dream would be a mistake. While it may be one of our dreams, I'm sure that – like me – Miss Dreams has several other baskets she's putting her nest eggs in, so to speak.

While I never once thought, "Wow, what a great investment...I'm sure going to make a lot of money on this expensive car," – I did think it was a very nice reward for all my hard work. Also, considering the fact that most escorts spend a great deal of time on the road, driving a luxurious, reliable car that we truly enjoy holds value to us in more ways than just that of potential financial return.

I know a rather large group of people that spend exorbitant amounts of money on something they truly enjoy, with absolutely zero potential for financial benefit or return -- I think we call them hobbyists.

+1000!!

Leave the girl alone. She wants to but a nice car so be it. It's her money. My Harley cost a lot and I'll never get return on investment because I'll never sell it. It sure soothes my soul, which makes it priceless.

[Ginger Doll]

Originally Posted by hogmanjones

+1000!!

Leave the girl alone. She wants to but a nice car so be it. It's her money. My Harley cost a lot and I'll never get return on investment because I'll never sell it. It sure soothes my soul, which makes it priceless.

Exactly, hun. Sometimes the things we do in life may not make sense to others. When it comes down to it, it's our money... and we shouldn't have to justify how we spend it to anyone.

Those that know me, know that I'm financially responsible. But, I also enjoy buying things occasionally that just make me happy. Life is short, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with splurging sometimes.

Obviously, many others share our sentiments on this. If they didn't, everyone would be driving a Nissan.

I just read this on Facebook and I thought it was funny:

Owning a Mercedes won't make you happy, but it's a lot easier to cry in a Mercedes than it is on a bike.

PS. I'm sure they weren't talking about your Harley, HogMan.

[UnderConstruction]

Originally Posted by TestSpin

You venture to a forum for a state you never plan on visiting to belittle a sweet Florida provider in a thread in which she is thanking her Arkansas customers for enabling her to buy a luxury item. I understand that it's a bad idea to crap where you eat, but we have enough of our own crap here so don't need to import any from DFW.

I'm with TestSpin, GTFO

[broes]

Originally Posted by Lucas McCain

Stupid me. I'm sure it was a nice investment. All new model cars are a great investment.

I'm sure when you do the calculations about adding value over time, it's a no brainer that they're great investments.

I stand corrected and Miss Dreams should be a financial advisor for all hookers who care to "invest" their short term pussy earning money over the long run of financial security.

And correct, a 41K car was exactly what I meant when I mentioned a 401K.

She may not offer Greek on her menu but I am sure Greek is the best way to describe the interest rate she got on that car

[KDOGG]

Look every single one of us that drives is in the same situation...... If you buy a vehicle the we all lose in the end. So, she spends a lil bit more....who cares and wow, have fun wit it. Lets all get off our high horses and go have some fun.....