Posing - I'm new
OK, I am new to this forum and new to 911 ownership. I will probably be bored at work today, so I am opening a topic that interests me currently. I am officially a "waiter" presently. I am moving up in the automotive ownership world. I own two Bimmers , one of which is a Z4 roadster which I am keeping for various reasons. I just was reading some posts in that forum where certain individuals were suggested to be posers in that group. Various definitions and examples were presented of posers. Most of which confused me. I really have not been paying much attention before, but I had never heard of the word poser until recently. Now I am starting to think that I may actually be one.
I want a 911 and am buying one. I have always wanted one since I was a kid just like many others have said in this group. So when my dreams' seed was planted, I was not bogged down with specs, HP, handling, etc. I fell in love with the car because it was sexy and unique. I am buying this car exactly for those qualities I saw in the car as a kid. I am not a kid anymore; I am 47 years old. Maybe I will reclaim some youth by driving this vehicle, or maybe not. I probably will not race it. I am not sure if it will be a daily driver or a weekend car. I will drive it probably easy some days and hard other days. My wife will drive it when she wants.
I will be proud to own this car. I know this car will lift my spirits every time I drive it. I will probably curse this car when I get some of the repair bills or when unfortunate things happen to it (like scratches).
Maybe I am a poser, maybe not. If this group has posing definitions or specifications, I can provide more info to see if I fall into the category.
So, speak up. Are you a poser? Are you happy about it? Are others posers? What qualifications does one need to be able to suggest that others are posers?
Cheers!
I want a 911 and am buying one. I have always wanted one since I was a kid just like many others have said in this group. So when my dreams' seed was planted, I was not bogged down with specs, HP, handling, etc. I fell in love with the car because it was sexy and unique. I am buying this car exactly for those qualities I saw in the car as a kid. I am not a kid anymore; I am 47 years old. Maybe I will reclaim some youth by driving this vehicle, or maybe not. I probably will not race it. I am not sure if it will be a daily driver or a weekend car. I will drive it probably easy some days and hard other days. My wife will drive it when she wants.
I will be proud to own this car. I know this car will lift my spirits every time I drive it. I will probably curse this car when I get some of the repair bills or when unfortunate things happen to it (like scratches).
Maybe I am a poser, maybe not. If this group has posing definitions or specifications, I can provide more info to see if I fall into the category.
So, speak up. Are you a poser? Are you happy about it? Are others posers? What qualifications does one need to be able to suggest that others are posers?
Cheers!
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