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As a former boat owner, listen to Tai-Pan's advice. Boats are fun but expensive to own and operate. Unless you plan on going out on it every weekend (all boat owners plan this but never do, so really think about your planned usage), don't get a boat. You can usually rent a boat and it will be cheaper than if you bought one. You could take monthly fishing charters and still pay less than your boat loan/gas/maintenance would be each month. If you have a friend with a boat and they invite you along, chip in for gas, bring the ice and drinks, help them clean up the boat afterwards. It's much cheaper for you and they will really appreciate it. Plus you will get invited back multiple times if you do this.
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Goober Peas posted:It's like they wrote the ad with the contents of a can of alphabet soup But he invested " 2400 in suspicion"
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Dr.Caligari posted:Wait. What does "this car ran a 13.9 to the quarter" mean? He doesn't seriously mean 13.9 IN the quarter (mile).. right? I'd assume that it was a 13.9 second quarter mile when he took it to the drag strip
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Talk me out of buying this goons
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