LightngSVT
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I think the car and the woman both look great! Whatever you're doing, keep it up you look great for 30 let alone 40.
Ready for SEMA
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SpoiledMan
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Chuck, I must agree and add this. If you don't have anything good to say, why not just keep it to yourself?
imported_rfinkle21
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whoa... wax girl.. thanks for the post . you look good to me !
a.k.a. Patrick
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It takes a lot of guts and confidence to support your company in such a manner.....Hats of to you WG !
NoDoze said:
Eh, that's kind of rude, but maybe not. Professional models are probably .01 of 1% of the population in terms of that certain look. They are also way too skinny, but tend to look better on posters and such.
THAT woman is nothing to balk at. I think she's hot as hell and definately on the top end of my rating scale.
Nice car too.
I know that I'm not everybody's cup a tea. (Hell even I wish I were 10 years younger and 10 pound lighter.)
The fact is, I was real nervous going to SEMA with the poster. I was afraid no one would want one. But considering I handed out and signed over 750 of them, I guess I was nervous for nothing. Heck, even the professional model in the booth next to me came over and got one! Still I know not to quit my day job.
But my looks (or lack there of for some of you) was not the real motivation for the poster. The point was that I wasn't a paid spokes model. I'm an owner, part-time Vette mechanic and full-time Stuf employee. So who better to represent us at SEMA? Besides my "model rates" were affordable ($0.0) and I not only signed posters but I set up and torn down the booth as well. Show me another gal that did that!
I thank all of you for your comments (even the not-so-good ones).
The fact is, I was real nervous going to SEMA with the poster. I was afraid no one would want one. But considering I handed out and signed over 750 of them, I guess I was nervous for nothing. Heck, even the professional model in the booth next to me came over and got one! Still I know not to quit my day job.
But my looks (or lack there of for some of you) was not the real motivation for the poster. The point was that I wasn't a paid spokes model. I'm an owner, part-time Vette mechanic and full-time Stuf employee. So who better to represent us at SEMA? Besides my "model rates" were affordable ($0.0) and I not only signed posters but I set up and torn down the booth as well. Show me another gal that did that!
I thank all of you for your comments (even the not-so-good ones).
a.k.a. Patrick
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Not even an ounce of bitterness. Tell a model she's not your cup of tea, and she'll tell you where the sun aint shining! Good job, your a class-act.
ScubaStevo
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NoDoze said:
You're a *** :nono
Thomas Dekany
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NoDoze said:
Let's see what you look like. Or let's see your partner.
Your statement was mean.
imported_flatstick
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a.k.a. Patrick said:
Well spoken, people are entitled to their opinion and I applaud somebody who takes insults with a grain of salt. that is true class in my book. not many people take negative feedback well . if a person is happy with their life and what they are doing nobody can bring them down. just my two cents.