Who looks at their S2K as they walk away?
03-11-2003, 08:33 PM
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when i look back at my car the girlfriend says... it's just a car...
when girlfriend looks at herself in the mirror... i say... it's just a face
Since... i look at the car less and she still looks at her face... i still sneak a glimpse when she isn't looking.
Oh and OCD
OCD is characterized by either obsessions or compulsions or a combination of both. Obsessions are unwanted intrusive thoughts images or impulses, which appear as irrational but unable to be controlled by the patient. Contrary to psychotic disorders obsessions are perceived as one`s own thoughts and not as thoughts that are externally controlled. Most common are houghts about dirt or contamination. The second most common obsession is fear of producing harm or aggression, the third is somatic, the fourth, religious, and the fifth, sexual obsessions. Compulsions are repetetive acts that are performed stereotypically to reduce tension or anxiety. They are not a source of pleasure and there is a strong urge to perform the behaviour, although it is recognized as unreasonable. The most common compulsions are checking and washing.
Yes i am consumed by thoughts of dirt comtamination of the car.
I fear of producing harm to those who dent and scratch the car
I constantly check car to see if locked/parked correctly
when girlfriend looks at herself in the mirror... i say... it's just a face
Since... i look at the car less and she still looks at her face... i still sneak a glimpse when she isn't looking.
Oh and OCD
OCD is characterized by either obsessions or compulsions or a combination of both. Obsessions are unwanted intrusive thoughts images or impulses, which appear as irrational but unable to be controlled by the patient. Contrary to psychotic disorders obsessions are perceived as one`s own thoughts and not as thoughts that are externally controlled. Most common are houghts about dirt or contamination. The second most common obsession is fear of producing harm or aggression, the third is somatic, the fourth, religious, and the fifth, sexual obsessions. Compulsions are repetetive acts that are performed stereotypically to reduce tension or anxiety. They are not a source of pleasure and there is a strong urge to perform the behaviour, although it is recognized as unreasonable. The most common compulsions are checking and washing.
Yes i am consumed by thoughts of dirt comtamination of the car.
I fear of producing harm to those who dent and scratch the car
I constantly check car to see if locked/parked correctly
03-11-2003, 09:06 PM
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I must be one Focked up individual then.
I reach into my pocket, hit the lock button and move out. I NEVER look back. EVER.
I DO park er so that when I walk back to er, I have the best view, at the right angles.
I reach into my pocket, hit the lock button and move out. I NEVER look back. EVER.
I DO park er so that when I walk back to er, I have the best view, at the right angles.
I've almost walked into other cars, walls, etc..looking back at my parked S. 
03-11-2003, 09:16 PM
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Originally posted by God
I tripped over a curb and fell in the mud once.
I tripped over a curb and fell in the mud once.
The first day I got my Suzuka, I was so mesmorized that while I was walking away from the S, I was actually walking TOWARD IT!!
03-11-2003, 10:36 PM
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I do all of the above and even talk to my s2k. When I park my car and have enough time, I'll sit down, smoke a cigarette, and just kickback staring at my car. 
03-11-2003, 11:34 PM
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I always look back. Today I went to Best Buy, parked the S way in the back thought to myself 'Don't look back' I made it halfway to the door before I looked back.
Just couldn't handle it.
Just couldn't handle it.