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  • CleanAzzE30z
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    Originally posted by BigD
    Luis, dude, let it go. If you're going to worry about getting approval from every prick in the world you're gonna have an ulcer in no time - it's impossible - especially on the internet, where everyone is superhero tough. Pick a few people in life whose opinion you value and listen to them. Fuck everyone else.
    Some of the best advice Ive heard in a very long time. IntArw3bz or otherwise.




    Mariano

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  • Lof8
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    Originally posted by BigD
    Pick a few people in life whose opinion you value and listen to them.
    Mommy said it was ok to get an m3 and live with her forever. ;) Haha, I'm done giving my opinion. Sweet M. seriously.

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
    I have heard that the US child-exit age has climbed as well.
    Maybe, but to 30? Are there that many people that really suck at life these days?

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  • BigD
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    Luis, dude, let it go. If you're going to worry about getting approval from every prick in the world you're gonna have an ulcer in no time - it's impossible - especially on the internet, where everyone is superhero tough. Pick a few people in life whose opinion you value and listen to them. Fuck everyone else.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    I have heard that the US child-exit age has climbed as well.

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by Fel
    I remember hearing about some study last year that the average age of kids leaving their parents house these days is 30.
    Provide a source. I don't believe that for a second.

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  • JGood
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    Originally posted by Lof8
    You know, I wouldn't have said a word if it wasn't for the cocky "Not bad for a 22 yr. old" comment. I couldn't care less what path you wanna take. Just don't act like a badass if you're not one.
    Exactly.

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  • Lof8
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    You know, I wouldn't have said a word if it wasn't for the cocky "Not bad for a 22 yr. old" comment. I couldn't care less what path you wanna take. Just don't act like a badass if you're not one.

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  • Fel
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    Jesus man, some judgmental peeps here!

    I still say nice car man! Doesn't matter if you live with your parents, some people follow a different path. As long as you have a plan, you're set. I think people are just a little jealous of teh M.

    I remember hearing about some study last year that the average age of kids leaving their parents house these days is 30.

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  • Lof8
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    Funny coincidence?? They're both from Canada.

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  • Lof8
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    Originally posted by bimmer_E30
    i am 19 and still live with my parents. its actually awesome.
    good for you! Now get yourself a $25K+ car and you're on your way!

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by bimmer_E30
    so what?? let the guy live in his parents house ?? whats wrong with that??? i am 19 and still live with my parents. its actually awesome. but i am planing to move after like 20 or 21.
    Did you read any of the thread?

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  • bimmer_E30
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    so what?? let the guy live in his parents house ?? whats wrong with that??? i am 19 and still live with my parents. its actually awesome. but i am planing to move after like 20 or 21.

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by King Luis
    pay it off in less then a year? what do you do for a living may i ask?
    are you factoring in gas, clothes, going out, anything that doesn't include some food and house bills?
    i think i earned my car although scoring a co-op job and going full time after college at 19yrs old helps. i didn't slack off and didn't waste my money one dumb things like lots of people do. i buy things to keep and enjoy. why buy a civic that i won't care about or instead buy a car that i like and will take care of it so it'll last forever.
    just wondering, whats the average price of a house and average age in the states for:
    finishing school (college/university)
    moving out from home
    starting a career or full time job
    retirement
    ????
    finishing school (college/university)— 22-23 unless doctor, lawyer,etc
    moving out from home— haven't lived at home since I moved away to college
    starting a career or full time job—worked temp jobs for a few months until I landed a full time gig, so say within 6 months of graduation
    retirement— mid 60s for most working class people


    Average price of house will vary wildly depending on the part of the country you're in.

    $200,000 in OK will buy a 2300-2600 sq ft house, 3 car gargage, 4 bedroom, 2-1/2—3 1/2 bath house.

    So Cal? $400,000 buys a shack.

    Mahattan? Avg apt price is $1.45 million.


    If you wanted an E46 M3 and were willing to live at home to do it, kudos to you. But don't use the excuse that you bought as reliable, affordable daily transportation when you can't even afford your own place.

    That's the point that everyone is trying to make.

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  • bimmer_E30
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    nice car man.

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