is it wrong?

Liam-O

Senior member
 Solihull
I was washing the car today and thought... I...
1) wash my car with a wool mitt
2) with 2 buckets
3) using very expensive shampoo
4) spend hours polishing
5) and sealing
6) use premium fuel
7) serviced yearly
8 ) spend hundreds on shoes every year

But on myself
1) I wash with a flannel
2) under a shower
3) with lynx
4) taking 5 minutes
6) eat crap
7) never go for check ups, i dont even know my doctors name
8 ) and spend at most £100 on shoes

Is it wrong that I treat my car better than myself?
 
ha exactly the same. spent almost nothing on me since ive got the car. all you need is a haircut as people only see your head :driving:
 
Z4 Beemer said:
You could alway try the 2 bucket method with a wool mit on yourself and see how you get on... :?

:D

you joke, but I did consider getting a wool mitt for myself...
 
:rofl: when you put it like that... No. Not wrong. Though personally I do try to treat my family better than I do my car. Which is getting REALLY expensive :D
 
Ha being woman I spend so much more on shoes for me than the zed, this month LK Bennett have a mid season sale, I am now £225.00 poorer :lol:
 
Liam-O said:
Z4 Beemer said:
You could alway try the 2 bucket method with a wool mit on yourself and see how you get on... :?

:D

you joke, but I did consider getting a wool mitt for myself...

Be a nightmare getting the pubes out of it

:tumbleweed:

Sorry :oops:
 
sars said:
Ha being woman I spend so much more on shoes for me than the zed, this month LK Bennett have a mid season sale, I am now £225.00 poorer :lol:

to be honest, its not even so much the money (even though it is expensive) but the time spent, and then things like a service, who here has years check ups to make sure every things ticking over as it should be?
 
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