My Brain has E60 Pleasure Receptors
09-26-2010, 08:19 AM
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Study shows my brain's 'pleasure chemical' is triggered deeply when I look at my E60. 
Just today I was at the office and the car was parked outside alone in the lot (backed in to the spot). So as I walk by several windows to the coffee room I see it like a slide-show office to office. Then I get to the coffee machine and just stand there staring out of the window at my car. Whole time I'm thinking *damn sure hope no one catches me staring at it*. I was admiring how damn clean I had it. I could see the sky off the black hood with the clouds slowly moving. I could see the black nostrils, my glorious M5 mirrors which I love to death, the dark tint that just marries itself to the rest of the car.
Point is, I have a love affair with my batmobile. Its sad. I can tell you one thing, when you put over 2 years of work into a car little by little with modifications you can't help but fall in love.
Just today I was at the office and the car was parked outside alone in the lot (backed in to the spot). So as I walk by several windows to the coffee room I see it like a slide-show office to office. Then I get to the coffee machine and just stand there staring out of the window at my car. Whole time I'm thinking *damn sure hope no one catches me staring at it*. I was admiring how damn clean I had it. I could see the sky off the black hood with the clouds slowly moving. I could see the black nostrils, my glorious M5 mirrors which I love to death, the dark tint that just marries itself to the rest of the car.Point is, I have a love affair with my batmobile. Its sad. I can tell you one thing, when you put over 2 years of work into a car little by little with modifications you can't help but fall in love.
I need a bib for mines..lol
09-26-2010, 02:48 PM
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Study shows my brain's 'pleasure chemical' is triggered deeply when I look at my E60. Just today I was at the office and the car was parked outside alone in the lot (backed in to the spot). So as I walk by several windows to the coffee room I see it like a slide-show office to office. Then I get to the coffee machine and just stand there staring out of the window at my car. Whole time I'm thinking *damn sure hope no one catches me staring at it*. I was admiring how damn clean I had it. I could see the sky off the black hood with the clouds slowly moving. I could see the black nostrils, my glorious M5 mirrors which I love to death, the dark tint that just marries itself to the rest of the car.
Point is, I have a love affair with my batmobile. Its sad. I can tell you one thing, when you put over 2 years of work into a car little by little with modifications you can't help but fall in love.
Just today I was at the office and the car was parked outside alone in the lot (backed in to the spot). So as I walk by several windows to the coffee room I see it like a slide-show office to office. Then I get to the coffee machine and just stand there staring out of the window at my car. Whole time I'm thinking *damn sure hope no one catches me staring at it*. I was admiring how damn clean I had it. I could see the sky off the black hood with the clouds slowly moving. I could see the black nostrils, my glorious M5 mirrors which I love to death, the dark tint that just marries itself to the rest of the car.Point is, I have a love affair with my batmobile. Its sad. I can tell you one thing, when you put over 2 years of work into a car little by little with modifications you can't help but fall in love.
09-26-2010, 03:52 PM
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Maybe you have defied psychology and classically conditioned your brain to release serotonin to the pleasure-receptors in the nucleus accumbens of your brain, every moment you think of/or look at your e60.
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