Stupid Guest Tricks

Again I repeat, some people shouldn't own expensive stuff. If this was a publicity stunt, why use a $2 million car? Okay, I know it's more dramatic than using a beater from the shop, but come on, people. I'll bet if the folks who hand built that car heard about this, they'd be shaking their heads in disbelief, at the very least.
I'll bet wherever Andy Warhol is, he's probably regretting coming up with the catchphrase "Everybody's famous for 15 minutes." Because too many people are taking it to heart and have become attention whores. I've found that people who do things for the benefit of others, working in the background, are more deserving of that 15 minutes of fame than these overgrown spoiled brats are.

Turns out the driver "...has been identified being Andy House, the owner of Performance Auto Sales in Lufkin, a company that restores wrecked exotics."

He got the Ferrari Enzo that Eddie Griffin crashed in a celeb race.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4dqYKbnPCQ

Another million dollars down the tubes.

Here's a compilation of toasted Ferraris.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RQsDPBkKgY&feature=fvw

Does this guy know the 'balloon boy's' parents?

1st cousin maybe?

hobie16 wrote:1st cousin maybe?

And uncle. :D:

AQnd, of course, it was into salt water and not fresh; adds to the problems.

And here is a toilet that is worth more than $2 Million.

ktulu wrote:And here is a toilet that is worth more than $2 Million.

BUSTED. Some couldn't read the "No Photos" sign on the tank lid. :D:

I'm sorry... doesn't that sign say "No Photos?"

8^P

darph nader wrote:BUSTED. Some couldn't read the "No Photos" sign on the tank lid. :D:

Mayonnaise wrote:I'm sorry... doesn't that sign say "No Photos?"

8^P

Yeah, but I didn't take the picture, but I did choose this one because of the sign :D: