How many has wife/girl that hates RC
03-26-2007, 04:00 PM
#61
200 $ at the bar you got problems ..im a pro and i can only spend about 100$ 
Yeah if my lady had a problem with it i would just trade her in for a new model. and im not in to girls covered in freckles instead of a tan ,but shes a euro who knows.What about the huge gap between her fun bags.. yould have to be a horse to fill it.
Yeah if my lady had a problem with it i would just trade her in for a new model. and im not in to girls covered in freckles instead of a tan ,but shes a euro who knows.What about the huge gap between her fun bags.. yould have to be a horse to fill it.
03-26-2007, 04:05 PM
#62
Tech Master
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Originally Posted by AARON YOUNG
200 $ at the bar you got problems ..im a pro and i can only spend about 100$ Yeah if my lady had a problem with it i would just trade her in for a new model. and im not in to girls covered in freckles instead of a tan ,but shes a euro who knows.
Yeah if my lady had a problem with it i would just trade her in for a new model. and im not in to girls covered in freckles instead of a tan ,but shes a euro who knows.
03-26-2007, 04:08 PM
#63
Im telling her you said that! She might stab you next race watch out.
03-26-2007, 04:10 PM
#65
Originally Posted by AARON YOUNG
200 $ at the bar you got problems ..im a pro and i can only spend about 100$ Yeah if my lady had a problem with it i would just trade her in for a new model. and im not in to girls covered in freckles instead of a tan ,but shes a euro who knows.
Yeah if my lady had a problem with it i would just trade her in for a new model. and im not in to girls covered in freckles instead of a tan ,but shes a euro who knows.
03-26-2007, 04:13 PM
#66
Wow i must have problems between the 100 $ a night drinking and the 8 new adult movies a week i guess im pretty bad. 
03-26-2007, 06:17 PM
#68
Tech Adept
My wife and girl friend same hate R/C 
03-26-2007, 06:35 PM
#69
You let them talk ? Are you crazy!
03-26-2007, 10:03 PM
#70
waiting for a woman rc racer to say something here.
03-27-2007, 06:03 AM
#71
i actually got divirced and some of the reason was racing.... it was all the time on the phone with customers, all the time in the lab working on motors , she used to leave me notes on the computer in the car room... remember me? lol .. after the divorce she said 1 thing always comes to mind... when she was giving birth to our second daughter how me and the doctor kept talking about car racing and she was in pain...... i always told the wife one thing... the cars were here before you came and the cars will be here after you leave .. well i won alot of rc drag races since she left so i guess i was right.... albie
03-27-2007, 06:23 AM
#72
My wife loves it, over my old hobby... I dont shoot pool anymore, which means i dont drink and get dumb anymore.. I am proly the most retarded embarrassing drunk person you will ever see.. Not to mention, if i was off i could lose 500+ dollars a nite...Kinda hard to pay bills when most of your paycheck is in someone elses pocket.. At least when i lose at the track its only points LOL..
I am proly the most retarded embarrassing drunk person you will ever see.. Not to mention, if i was off i could lose 500+ dollars a nite...Kinda hard to pay bills when most of your paycheck is in someone elses pocket.. At least when i lose at the track its only points LOL..
03-27-2007, 06:31 AM
#73
After 18 years of marriage & 6 children (two who are racing with me). It was either the hobby or her. Boy I am going to miss her.
03-27-2007, 08:16 AM
#74
My understanding of a hobby is that it is part of you, so if you do get married, or get into a relationship communication is important from the word go, that way your partner knows how you are.
Of course, there are hobbys that can take over your life (r/c is no exception!!!) and if you feel this is something that is happening you need to make a choice, or set yourself some limits.
However, some people do not realise something can take over their life until it is too late. it's these people who need to give themselves a swift kick in the privates to get a grip.
If you are married, or in a relationship you need to realise your own limits. Not just to a hobby, but to anything else that takes your time up, wether it be relatives, work or friends.
....Umm, I think i'll quit with the relationship advice and stick to r/c lol
Of course, there are hobbys that can take over your life (r/c is no exception!!!) and if you feel this is something that is happening you need to make a choice, or set yourself some limits.
However, some people do not realise something can take over their life until it is too late. it's these people who need to give themselves a swift kick in the privates to get a grip.
If you are married, or in a relationship you need to realise your own limits. Not just to a hobby, but to anything else that takes your time up, wether it be relatives, work or friends.
....Umm, I think i'll quit with the relationship advice and stick to r/c lol
03-27-2007, 08:30 AM
#75
My gf didn't like me doing any of my hobbies but I stressed to her that this is what makes me what I am, and she needed to accept it or we need to break up. I can fill my whole life with my hobbies if I had to, but I just had to make sure to spend enough time with her too. She finally gave up pressuring me about my hobbies because I wasn't changing my stance but at the same time she noticed I was fulfilling all my obligations to her.
I am trying to get her into my hobbies and I did see a little light at the end of the tunnel. I may be getting her into playing a video game with me and I think she genuinely enjoys it. Best of all we are spending time together too.
I am trying to get her into my hobbies and I did see a little light at the end of the tunnel. I may be getting her into playing a video game with me and I think she genuinely enjoys it. Best of all we are spending time together too.