How Passionate are you


Fortitude said:
My po' car needs a paint job now & I don't care to get one. I do try & keep the inside of my car clean, though.

The inside cleanliness to me is what's most important. :tup:
 
I think it's foolish to be too passionate for materialistic man-made things. I understand that those of you along with myself has worked hard and very long hours to strive to attain the things you want or need but some of us can get caught up too hard in loving our materialistic items. An incident like Shamocha mentioned is a prime example of how that person took too much stock in loving their car so much that they were willing to administer or take an ass whooping over something that I'm sure was accidental and not intentional. I have been in situations where I've made mistakes of opening up my car door against someone else's because our cars were more closer to each other than I thought...same vice-versa. You can be appreciative of your personal belongings but not so to the point that you get so emotional over an unfortunate little blight.
 



I love my new baby "Keith". I just got him and I keep him clean.....I have found myself looking at the cars next to my truck when I park it, and if it has dents or side scratches, I'm a little more likely to park it elsewhere cause that "what if" thought arrives....:look:
 
Not passionate at all, but I do try to keep it semi-clean. At least when I have time. It's hard keeping the wife's car clean cause I get tired of taking out pairs of shoes, make-up, and all of my daughter's stuff every weekend. I just let it pile up sometimes just to see if she'll get sick of it. :whatever: :rolleyes: Never happens.
 
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