To the dads
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I should start to make some babies asap.
My order is simple. No more "I want this or that for christmas" I will tell them what they need tobuy"for me" in father's day.
and I also change the name from "Father's day" to "Father's slave day"
Let me clear out my list;
First baby: 19" BBS
Second: wash the car every weekend
Third: GT30R
and so on... I need to produce 20 more babies to get all the supporting mods for my BT setup.
I should start to make some babies asap.
My order is simple. No more "I want this or that for christmas" I will tell them what they need tobuy"for me" in father's day.
and I also change the name from "Father's day" to "Father's slave day"
Let me clear out my list;
First baby: 19" BBS
Second: wash the car every weekend
Third: GT30R
and so on... I need to produce 20 more babies to get all the supporting mods for my BT setup.
Don't know how your pockets can handle wheels/washing/GT30R and feeding 20 kids![8D]
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RE: To the dads
Lol, Arif, here are the numbers for you.....
For 2004, the newest data available, the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that families making $70,200 a year or more will spend a whopping $269,520 to raise a child from birth through age 17. Higher-income families in urban areas in the West spend the most, $284,460.
So, you'll get the wheels, but you'll still be $268,520 in the hole!
Just have one less kid, and you'll have an extra $269,520 to spend on automobile related items.
Ugh.... I have 4 kids, for a grand total cost to me of $1,078,080.
I guess the wife's gonna have to get a better job so I can afford audi parts. Its amazing I can even own an Audi!
For 2004, the newest data available, the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that families making $70,200 a year or more will spend a whopping $269,520 to raise a child from birth through age 17. Higher-income families in urban areas in the West spend the most, $284,460.
So, you'll get the wheels, but you'll still be $268,520 in the hole!
Just have one less kid, and you'll have an extra $269,520 to spend on automobile related items.
Ugh.... I have 4 kids, for a grand total cost to me of $1,078,080.
I guess the wife's gonna have to get a better job so I can afford audi parts. Its amazing I can even own an Audi!
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families making $70,200 a year or more will spend a whopping $269,520 to raise a child from birth through age 17.
families making $70,200 a year or more will spend a whopping $269,520 to raise a child from birth through age 17.
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My dad and I talkedabout the Audi I am hopefully picking up today! And I gave him my 1971 Cadillac Coupe De Ville. I guess you could say I am a nice son...
My dad and I talkedabout the Audi I am hopefully picking up today! And I gave him my 1971 Cadillac Coupe De Ville. I guess you could say I am a nice son...
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It was most certainly a great deal all around, my dad is obsessed with that Cadillac. It only has 50k original miles and is in pristine shape. I thought about it, and decided a 17 year old doesn't need a collector car. So, I am stepping into this Audi, I am really excited. And once I go to college I think an s4 might be inline.
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Seems to me you got the better end of the deal...
ORIGINAL: 1996audiA4
My dad and I talkedabout the Audi I am hopefully picking up today! And I gave him my 1971 Cadillac Coupe De Ville. I guess you could say I am a nice son...
My dad and I talkedabout the Audi I am hopefully picking up today! And I gave him my 1971 Cadillac Coupe De Ville. I guess you could say I am a nice son...
