SW's 1800hp UGR TT Aventador ready for TX2K14
01-03-2014, 09:54 AM
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Exactly. A lot of these guys that have nice things work their *** off for them. I know Nine Ball has a job, works for a magazine, and does some other stuff which is why he has a nice stable of cars.
01-07-2014, 09:19 PM
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WTF has happened with this thread? Posting someones personal address should never happen. And yes, some people have careers that afford them the finer things in life. What is wrong with that?
01-08-2014, 11:28 AM
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So sad... so true. If those people spent 1/2 the time they do on tech they probably wouldn't have to ask for donations either. As the great Nine-ball once said... "Sitting on the couch at 5:00 every day wont pay for your toys" guess some people don't get that concept.
03-08-2014, 04:38 PM
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I was just doing a little stalking myself browsing google for some closer up pics of his new wheels and found this thread and had to bump it. I was speechless reading some of these replies. Sw is the man: classy, honest, and down to earth. I know this is out of the realm of understanding for some greased up wanna be mechanics fashioning performance parts from toilet paper rolls and shoelaces under their carport, but owning a big business and making big money means, concerning your financial legitimacies, your I's must be dotted and t's crossed better than most. Talking to this guy, you wouldn't be able to tell him from any other hard working American. Yet another stellar performance from the ls1tech forum. Stay classy.
03-08-2014, 05:15 PM
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I was just doing a little stalking myself browsing google for some closer up pics of his new wheels and found this thread and had to bump it. I was speechless reading some of these replies. Sw is the man: classy, honest, and down to earth. I know this is out of the realm of understanding for some greased up wanna be mechanics fashioning performance parts from toilet paper rolls and shoelaces under their carport, but owning a big business and making big money means, concerning your financial legitimacies, your I's must be dotted and t's crossed better than most. Talking to this guy, you wouldn't be able to tell him from any other hard working American. Yet another stellar performance from the ls1tech forum. Stay classy.
