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Originally Posted by Alter Peter
Very true this is ^^^ I once had a dear friend 15 years my senior he was a multi millionaire at the age of 45. He drove a broken down Mercedes and never enjoyed his life. Then he passed on at 48 (heart attack), his brother came from Europe had him cremated and took him home with all his fortune.
Makes you think ... how true it is when you hear "Live each day as if it is your last for one day you will definitely be right"
also remember "the last shirt has no pockets and therefore you cannot take it with you"
So enjoy your life ... for life is short  |
56 years old
traffic and criminal attorney
part-time chippendale's performer,tired of getting pawed at by all these women (i'm a person with feelings,ladies,not just a hunk of meat)
the post i quoted speaks to why i got this car recently,and my nsx 3 years ago.it took me a while to get both,but i wanted to do it while i'm young enough to enjoy it.i have a positive outlook,but if you wait too long,you might not get to do the things you want to do.i told my girlfriend these are not midlife crisis cars,she said i'm too old for a midlife crisis.
i'd been reading car mags since i was 10,and finally told myself this is like reading about travelling and never going anywhere.i had to save for a long time,then find a balance between being in shape for the future,and living my life now.for those of you who got these in your 20's and 30's,that's great.for those of us who had to wait,it's all the sweeter.