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bbrriiaann1973

10-24-2018 04:45 AM

Re: Buying a old car/truck

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Originally Posted by Chevyland (Post 8370558)

But since you started such a good thread
Pm me your address
So
I can send you :tee:

No strings attached
You can do whatever you want with it

Are you sure dont want to know how many times I will be washing it?

panhead59

10-24-2018 07:18 AM

Re: Buying a old car/truck

I wonder if pot is legal in Az. Yet ? Brian, it would do you some good i think ! Just a suggestion cuzz there really are some anger issues at play here. Weed would mellow you out. Just my opinion of course.

bbrriiaann1973

10-24-2018 09:09 AM

Re: Buying a old car/truck

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Originally Posted by Shinysideup (Post 8370661)

You are wrong. A citizen in these United States may do as they please with this transaction.
Thats the definition of FREEDOM. Nobody owes you anything.
(businesses are regulated differently of course.)

Why dont you just tell the story of the one that got away?

Dude this is no story. No failed attempt. I am just tried of having to go over these questions when I am buying a truck. I dont ask any of these questions when I am selling a vehicle so I expect the same in return.

Did you read the part about not selling something to a person because of their skin color? You said the seller has the right to sale it to who ever they want. Not under those circumstances! My point was that there are things you cant hold over a person's head because you dont want to sale it to that person!

bbrriiaann1973

10-24-2018 09:30 AM

Re: Buying a old car/truck

You say I dont show any signs of changing my perspective, but I don't see anyone else changing either.

A person should not be able to refuse to sale something to someone for any reason if that person is willing to pay the asking price.

That kind of attitude doesn't fly when selling a house. If a person qualifies then you have to sell to that person.

Chevyland

10-24-2018 10:18 AM

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Your shirt will go in the mail today

Wash it as many times as you want

bbrriiaann1973

10-24-2018 10:24 AM

Re: Buying a old car/truck

Pound, pound, pound

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