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Margies3 04-02-2008 12:27 PM

Re: I was lied to tonight,but kept my mouth shut
 
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Originally Posted by mama bear (Post 430533)
So what difference does it make?
You got the ride, at least you didn't have to walk!! j/k

My question exactly! Why would it make any difference whether they owned it or whether it was a rental? Who really cares????

HeavenlyOne 04-02-2008 12:37 PM

Re: I was lied to tonight,but kept my mouth shut
 
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Originally Posted by Antipas (Post 430236)
Most likely he was lying about it. Here's a question, why would one feel the need to lie about something like this? Is it that we have put such a premium on image that people feel they have to tell lies to maintain that image?

Why lie?

Who says he was lying just because he had a rental car keychain? I have a lot of keychains that have nothing to do with how I obtained my vehicle! LOL!

Digging4Truth 04-02-2008 12:39 PM

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I think the whole thing is going to end up having been the truth.

Elizabeth 04-02-2008 12:39 PM

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IDK, but my thinking would be, if I am going to buy a Cadillac -AND If I did not want anyone to think it was a rental--the first thing to do would be GET RID OF THE KEY CHAIN!!! :lol

Digging4Truth 04-02-2008 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeanie (Post 430554)
IDK, but my thinking would be, if I am going to buy a Cadillac -AND If I did not want anyone to think it was a rental--the first thing to do would be GET RID OF THE KEY CHAIN!!! :lol

Or, on the transverse, if I were to buy a Cadillac but couldn't care less if anyone thought it was a rental then I might use the keychain that came free with the car.

:)

Elizabeth 04-02-2008 12:47 PM

Re: I was lied to tonight,but kept my mouth shut
 
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Originally Posted by Digging4Truth (Post 430566)
Or, on the transverse, if I were to buy a Cadillac but couldn't care less if anyone thought it was a rental then I might use the keychain that came free with the car.

:)

Alrighty then.....:kickcan

Elizabeth 04-02-2008 12:54 PM

Re: I was lied to tonight,but kept my mouth shut
 
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Originally Posted by Digging4Truth (Post 430566)
Or, on the transverse, if I were to buy a Cadillac but couldn't care less if anyone thought it was a rental then I might use the keychain that came free with the car.

:)

But what you just said doesn't make much sense-

Because if you buy the Cadillac in the first place for image purposes you wouldn't keep the key chain.

I guess that is point that I was making :groan

Digging4Truth 04-02-2008 01:01 PM

Re: I was lied to tonight,but kept my mouth shut
 
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Originally Posted by Jeanie (Post 430584)
But what you just said doesn't make much sense-

Because if you buy the Cadillac in the first place for image purposes you wouldn't keep the key chain.

I guess that is point that I was making :groan

Yes ma'am... I caught the point.

I was just offering the transverse.

One wouldn't necessarily buy a Cadillac for status although some/many very well might.

I would not prefer a Cadillac. I prefer the Lincoln Town Car and I like that car for its comfort, smooth ride and the track record of performance that I have experienced with that vehicle.

One day I would like to find a good used Mercedes to buy as well. Not for status but for the safety record of the vehicle as well as the nice ride that I would expect.

I have never driven one but should actual experience meet up with my expectations then I would see a good used Mercedes as a wise choice as long as there is a good maintenance record with it.

These vehicles can, indeed, be bought for status purposes but this is not always the case.

SDG 04-02-2008 01:14 PM

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Who says the keychain came w/ the car ... what if someone just likes the Enterprise keychain look?

Elizabeth 04-02-2008 01:15 PM

Re: I was lied to tonight,but kept my mouth shut
 
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Originally Posted by Digging4Truth (Post 430592)
Yes ma'am... I caught the point.

I was just offering the transverse.

One wouldn't necessarily buy a Cadillac for status although some/many very well might.

I would not prefer a Cadillac. I prefer the Lincoln Town Car and I like that car for its comfort, smooth ride and the track record of performance that I have experienced with that vehicle.

One day I would like to find a good used Mercedes to buy as well. Not for status but for the safety record of the vehicle as well as the nice ride that I would expect.

I have never driven one but should actual experience meet up with my expectations then I would see a good used Mercedes as a wise choice as long as there is a good maintenance record with it.

These vehicles can, indeed, be bought for status purposes but this is not always the case.

Well I certainly agree people (or individuals) buy cars for the purpose of driving them and if they prefer to drive a luxury car it may not be for image sake but for a comfortable ride.

But if a church buys a Cadillac, umm makes me think they bought it for image sake--but that is my view. I understand that there are churches that send limousines to pick up their guest speakers. I believe it is all about image, and the image being perhaps, is that they believe God's people deserve the best- ( I am not saying that this is my view, but that of some ministries)

If a ministry does not espouse to that view (I am not saying it's right or wrong) why buy a Cadillac? Why not buy a van?? My husband and I have been escorted in Vans -- IDK.

Oh well makes for interesting dialog, and I am all about interesting dialog on AFF--(love it :thumbsup)


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