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RE: Introduction - 9/18/2005 9:32:53 AM

sleepwalker

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i can drink anything that alyssa serves.

hey, she looks real good in that bbq (supra meet). casual shirt (which leaves a little bit something for imagination) and torn jeans.

i wanna fly to Philadelphia now

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RE: Introduction - 9/18/2005 10:19:18 AM

BNZMRC

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Hi All, just thought I would introduce myself here first, Ben from OZ. About to take delivery of a A200 coupe, can't wait and looking forward to lots of chats with fellow mercedes owners.
by the way "BNZMRC" will be my registration plates. My name is Ben so it works with Ben's Merc and also Benz Merc. vise versa mercedes benz

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RE: Introduction - 9/18/2005 10:46:59 AM

Lugnut

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Ben,

Not that it matters and you don't have to answer, but are you male or female?

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RE: Introduction - 9/18/2005 10:48:11 AM

Lugnut

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sleepwalker,

Calm down. You're embarrassing me.

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RE: Introduction - 9/19/2005 1:11:45 AM

BNZMRC

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hey Lugnut,

Why do you ask? Also, if it doesn't matter whats the issue?

:)

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RE: Introduction - 9/19/2005 3:55:45 AM

SLK320Chic

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sleepwalker, you're more than welcome at my bar. :) Fly on up. Hell, it's at a hotel, so, you're golden! As long as you tip well. ;)

Lugnut, I agree. Being a bartender and getting stressed out because you have people getting pissy at you because you don't have time to get them a drink immediately sucks. Plus, I actually get to socialize with the guests, give them suggestions on where to go in the area, and learn about them. It makes for good tips, and you get to know the "frequents". I have met some amazing people there. One of my guests brings me chocolate from California everytime he comes out here. And if he doesn't bring it for me, when he goes out for dinner, he brings me back dessert! I love him!

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RE: Introduction - 9/19/2005 7:59:13 AM

Lugnut

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Ben,

I was trying to tread lightly because I was thinking there's surely a satisfactory explanantion. Also, it's not necessarily any of my business. You don't owe any explanations.

Oh, heck. Out with it...

Your name is Ben. Ben is usually a male name. It doesn't have to be, but it usually is. Therefore, my assumption is that you're an adult male, which could very well be an incorrect assumption. I always take a peek at a new member's profile just because I can and for different other reasons. When I looked at yours, you said one of your interests is "boys." An adult male with an interest in boys sounded a little weird to me.

Maybe you're a little league coach. Maybe you're a parent with sons. Maybe you're a pedophile, I dunno.

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RE: Introduction - 9/19/2005 8:49:29 AM

BNZMRC

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Why is this world so full of narrow minded people? Judgmental people? and people who don't care or leave room in their minds for others who might not be the same as them.
Just because one of my interests is boys, doesn't mean I am a pedophile. The word boys, I was actually referring to others like myself boys, men, guys, males or what ever, it doesn't have to mean little or young boys. So yes, this makes me a Homosexual. I'm still human, I'm still a man and I still like mercedes-benz so as far as this site goes, the sexuality I was born with and have no control over has nothing to do with you or the fact that i'm into the same cars as you and anyone else on this forum. So are we glad we have that out of the way.
lets talk merc's :)

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RE: Introduction - 9/19/2005 8:58:35 AM

BNZMRC

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SLK320 Chic,

I've always loved SLK's what year model is yours. AWESOME cars.
nice bar, where is it?
:)

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RE: Introduction - 9/19/2005 9:11:25 AM

Lugnut

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I didn't judge, but I understand why you're defensive.

In America "boys" are not men in the context of how it appears in your profile. It just sounded weird. I guess there's a cultural difference.

We also use "boys" to refer to our buddies, such as, "The boys are coming over to watch the game." But, we wouldn't list "boys" as an interest in a list as a reference to our buddies.

Again, we're in different hemispheres. I mean, heck, you're upside down.

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