nyexphotography, 29 May 2014, 14:40
Ok so both owners have:
Lamborghini Murcielagos(both yellow)
Bentley Continental
And……………………………………………..
Lamborghini Murcielagos(both yellow)
Bentley Continental
And……………………………………………..
joshmphotography, 29 May 2014, 14:47
nyexphotography wrote:
They both have bought Aventadors:)
OMG so these are the guys who have the Gallardos or just 2 guys you know?
nyexphotography, 29 May 2014, 14:52
huracan2015 wrote:
nyexphotography wrote:
They both have bought Aventadors:)
OMG so these are the guys who have the Gallardos or just 2 guys you know?
Clients of PAD. One of them has the white Aventador that spencer spotted. and the other has a Black one.
nyexphotography, 29 May 2014, 14:54
Oh and the guy with the Murciealgo from last year at LC got an Aventador. Which is also black but not the one from PAD. So I'm right in thinking theres is like 3 or 4 here now excluding the crashed one.
joshmphotography, 29 May 2014, 14:59
nyexphotography wrote:
Oh and the guy with the Murciealgo from last year at LC got an Aventador. Which is also black but not the one from PAD. So I'm right in thinking theres is like 3 or 4 here now excluding the crashed one.
Zach (diablo) said the crashed one was repaired and is back, or will be soon. And I thought the guy with the murice gall and bentley got a white aventador? must have changed his mind.
DjShift, 29 May 2014, 15:00
This thread has become so boring with all these pointless conversations.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
nyexphotography, 29 May 2014, 15:00
huracan2015 wrote:
nyexphotography wrote:
Oh and the guy with the Murciealgo from last year at LC got an Aventador. Which is also black but not the one from PAD. So I'm right in thinking theres is like 3 or 4 here now excluding the crashed one.
Zach (diablo) said the crashed one was repaired and is back, or will be soon. And I thought the guy with the murice gall and bentley got a white aventador? must have changed his mind.
Black with Orange calipers.
nyexphotography, 29 May 2014, 15:01
DjShift wrote:
This thread has become so boring with all these pointless conversations.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
We've never suggested that. Were just stating what owners own what cars. I don't know why you have a problem with that.
joshmphotography, 29 May 2014, 15:02
DjShift wrote:
This thread has become so boring with all these pointless conversations.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
We aren't hunting them down! Have you ever seen us give out an address or even know where the cars are at all? We just share our knowledge of what cars are around us! It doesnt mean we will even ever see them!
DjShift, 29 May 2014, 15:04
nyexphotography wrote:
DjShift wrote:
This thread has become so boring with all these pointless conversations.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
We've never suggested that. Were just stating what owners own what cars. I don't know why you have a problem with that.
It's extremelly annoying. Just spot what you spot and stop discussing specific owners and their car collections. I wouldn't want all of these discussions going on about me if i was one of those people.
DjShift, 29 May 2014, 15:06
huracan2015 wrote:
DjShift wrote:
This thread has become so boring with all these pointless conversations.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
What happenned to the old days when people just spotted what they spotted instead of asking other people where cars are so they can go see specific ones? It's so boring and pointless that way and not too long ago there was actually a rule against it.
Let me give a hint. Here's what spotting is supossed to be; either sit by a street or drive around with no previous knowledge and just take pictures of whatever completely random exotic you see. Don't go to peoples' houses trying to hunt down certain ones.
We aren't hunting them down! Have you ever seen us give out an address or even know where the cars are at all? We just share our knowledge of what cars are around us! It doesnt mean we will even ever see them!
You're telling who owns what though and trying to have a competition on who knows the most people. I have tons of owner's names and phone numbers and emails in my phone too but i would never share all of those on the internet or tell where they live.
Not even the general area or every show they go to.
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nyexphotography, 29 May 2014, 15:06
Why else would you buy a flashy car? You draw attention to yourself. People talk about you. Thats why you buy one. And we can talk about whatever we want.
