Well put sir.

It was, as far as I know, a mid-year model switch, but don't quote me. As I told someone else here, this is my first Porsche. Never the less, to answer your question, mine is the "old" (boo..hooo...hooo lol) 997.

Hell the PDK is what sold me on the car. This is my first Porsche and that PDK in full-on "badass" mode bangs gears faaaaar more quickly than my tired old hand/eye/left-foot/shift combination ever could.

Don't I know it. You're right, I didn't buy it. I bought a lot more car for the money. But as you point out, to each his own.

It was in the 90's. Like new, as I said, nice assortment of options and an S. Plus, you know, 911... room to throw my crap in the backseat. No one can sit back there.

The Boxster is indeed a damned decent car for Porsche considering it's rather shaky beginnings. That said, a $100k? Have they lost their ever loving minds? I was recently in the market for a Porsche as a new daily driver. I looked at several Boxsters and I'm not sure I saw a single one under a $100k and one was,…

Good call sir, my omission, my bad. lol

Porche 911 Turbo....

Give it a few minutes.

So, a politician and his immediate family making money off of government contracts!? Color me so shocked and disillusioned that, upon finding out for the very first time, our "elected officials" don't strictly have their constituents best interests at heart, I shuffled into a corner sobbing uncontrollably.

I'm kinda diggin' it. The more I look at it, the more it's growing on me in a kind of funky, off-beat way.

Yeah, I'm gonna agree with you. In the time it would take me to "insert no-iron, hope it removes wrinkles, cheat method here"... I can just bust out the iron, lay a shirt on the bed and remove the wrinkles. 5 minutes tops. No ironing board even required.

It was the relevant answer when, obviously, "because Miata" wasn't applicable.

I can't speak to what is normally scribbled inside the stalls in your average lady's room because, well, dude. But for me whether it be a woman, man, anyone, reading something like this rekindles the flicker of light that there yet be hope for us as a people.

I can't speak to many of the other points, but as to #4, I actually do a KILLER velociraptor. The fact the she can't appreciate it is her failing, not mine.

I loved JP. Loathed JP2. JP3? Meh. But a JP4? Not that I would oft quote Nancy Reagan, but in this case "Just say No" seems incredibly apropos.

I realize, as a man, I'm obviously in the minority here so my opinion carries little to no weight. But, that being said, this is a trend I can say, without hesitation, I support 100%.

I'm not sure what people who walk their dogs down the street and allow them to do their bidness in someone else's lawn, then walk away like nothing has happened are thinking?! (Yes, I'm talking about some of my neighbors). Hell, my chihuahuas do their business in our back yard and we pick it up there! OUR…

No joke. In the development I live immediately after you go through the gate, there's a sort of "Pavillion-ish" building (best way I can describe it) where all the mail for the residents is delivered, you have your box there and it's sorta like an un-manned, mini post office. Anyway, I would totalllllly ride that…

A 12c huh? I'd (quite possibly, it'd be an impulse decision) trip and old lady down a flight of stairs to spend the day on a track with that car.