pissed at "tell your dad he has a nice car"

why is it that when your young looking and drive a nice kustom with great paint and new crome all the old people at cruize nites always say tell you dad he has a nice car

 

same reason they tell you your haircut is bad or your baby is ugly.......they are just IGNORANT......jus forget about it.

 

just reply "if it was his I would". I got the same thing years ago - ignore them becuase they just don't know any better. Most only wrote checks to get the cars they have - oh but they do wash it themselves.
Just smile and walk away. You know what YOU have.

 

You posted this on the HAMB along with a picture of the infamous car!?!?
Hahahahahaha...Think you heard them say it a lot before?
Just wait till the NEXT meet!
You just hung yourself bro!

Bill

 

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ROFLMAO!!

 

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HAHAHA Priceless!

 

Or to go along with Grimlok's line of thinking:

"tell your daughter thanks for the fun in the back seat"

 

I WILL HAVE TO USE THAT ONE ITS GREAT

 

Tell your mom I said thanks.
That's the way I always use it
HC

 

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......now, now, son.........don't listen to those bad men. They'll get you in trouble!

 

I've never had that said to me........?

 

"thanks bro, oh and say hello to yer wife and my kids......"

 

It's not my dads and oh yeah your wife liked the tour of the back seat last friday.

 

i cant wait tilll some one says that to me again

 

"say hello to your wife,my girlfriend and OUR kids!"

 

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Actually, they hire a mobile detailer to come out to wash and polish.

 

Put downs and comebacks are great....

One of my favorites, used in your situation, would go somthing like this:

them: "tell yer daddy he's got a nice car"
me: " uhhhh, yeah.....do you happen to have a prybar?"
them: "yeah, why?"
me: "cause your gonna need it to pry my foot outta yer ***."

If they say, "no I don't have a prybar"
Then you say, "you better get one cause your gonna need it to pry my foot outta yer ***"

You can use that one in all sorts of situations.

You can also do a variation on that theme:

"Can I borrow your prybar?"
"why?"
"So I can pry YOUR head outta your ***"

Hope this helps.

 

Just smile and say thank you. Don't burn bridges. Can't never tell when you might need something from the ignorant ****. Voice of experience speaking.

 

You do have a VERY NICE auto.I try not to take much stock with people with bad manners so ignore them. A while back I saw a Corvette with a vanity tag that said "NOT DADS"

 

forget the small talk with the ignorant and jealous *****s and tell them that you sweated blood to build your car and they should have some ****ing respect. that should shut them up.

 

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I wish I was that young again. Enjoy it while you can.

 

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why is it that when your young looking and drive a nice kustom with great paint and new crome all the old people at cruize nites always say tell you dad he has a nice car

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Yea, but I bet they are nothing but ENVY when you tell them it is yours. Them old, rich, non-wrench turning jerks standing there thinking "I NEVER had anything like THAT at his age " Funny **** to see I am sure.

Hey, does your dad know how you are driving his car?

Your car is sweet!

 

"when did you see my dad's car????"

 

I had a similar thing happen to me, I was getting my hair cut & the lady says"you're the second Old person with a percied ear that i gave ahaircut to"( i'm 55 she was about 40!!)And me not being shy sad" You're the first heavy set Lady to cut my hair"!!
JimV

 

"Tell your mom he's got an idiot for a son!"

 

Jeez, what happened to just politely, and proudly saying "It's mine--I built it myself!"
Sorry, but the fact of the matter is that 99 percent of the young kids out there today are driving pieces of **** or imports. No need to show your *** to people who are impressed by your car and didn't know they were talking to the 1-in-100 who actually doesn't fit in with the rest of his peers.
Yeah, being polite isn't as much fun as going against the grain, angst and all that persecuted by society ********, but it goes a helluva lot farther toward changing at***udes and opinions. And then, when they talk about you after you leave the parking lot (and they will), it'll be "Did you see that kid's ride?! I was talking to him and he did it himself!" instead of "Yeah, it's nice car, but the kid's an ***hole."
-Brad

 

Last year my Dad and I went to Goodguys in Columbus, OH. Though I've been going to Goodguys shows and NSRA nats for many years, it was the first time I drove my own car, my 28 Pontiac tub, to a large event. I was getting a pop out of the cooler in the back when a goldchainer comes up to my Dad and says "Nice car..." Just as I was getting out of the cooler to respond to him my Dad says " It is a nice car, but it ain't mine. Mine's in pieces at home. It's my son's, he bought it, he built it, he drives it. If you think its so nice, tell him (pointing)." The guy turned all red and was obviously embarr***ed, and just started to walk away. I took a few quick strides next to him asked "What, now that it's MY car, it's not very nice? For your information I worked just as hard if not harder than most everyone in this place to get a car like that. If you're so shallow, that you can't give me the same compliment you tried to give to my Dad, you can take that compliment and shove it up your ***!" He scurried away with his tail between his legs....

One other time I got in an argument with some old guy (not to offend the older HAMBers) about whether or not my car is really a Pontiac or not. He thought it was a Model A. I pointed to the radiator shell where it plainly says "Pontiac" and motioned towards the Indian head radiator cap. He still argued. I took the registration out where it says 1928 Pontiac... he still didn't believe. He wanted to argue with me in the Meijer's parking lot on when Pontiac started. I finally asked him how old he was. He said "73." I told him "That put's my car 2 years older than you, so don't even talk like you were there to remember when Pontiac started."

Hell, just last night I went to the local cruise-in and was talking to an older guy with a Model A and a guy walks up and says "Why did you put a Corvette motor in that (motioning to my car)?" My car has a SBC with the aluminum (NOT BILLET!) Corvette valve covers. I replied "That's what makes it fun!" his guy then had the nads to say "What a waste of a good motor!" Temporarily dumbfounded, I said" First if you have to ask you wouldn't understand. Secondly, It is not a Corvette motor just because the valve cover says so, I am not keeping some guy from having a true numbers matching restored Vette. And finally, what do you drive?" He pointed at a piece of **** Nissan four door. I couldn't keep from laughing... The older gentleman with the Model A, I was talking to was crying he was laughing so hard.

And this one time, at band camp....

I think I will go to a large naional event this year and go up to every goldchainer I see and ask them how much it cost them to pay someone else to build their fake fibergl*** car and how many pounds of billet they've got...

 

Slag,,,,Tell your dad he has a nice ride.

 

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Jeez, what happened to just politely, and proudly saying "It's mine--I built it myself!"

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Brad, you're ***uming that the original "compliment" is not a back-handed slight. If someone says, "tell your dad he has a nice car," it's obviously not a polite compliment but rather a sarcastic insult.

I agree that there are some intelligent and crafty ways to respond, but you have to at least first acknowledge that the person giving the "compliment" is clearly being an ***.