Would you let this guy live?
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Would you let this guy live?
I know I wouldn't. Mechanic wrecks out-of-town owner's $500,000 Ferrari F40
""I don't know how fast he was going, but he had to be going 60+ because I could hear the turbos spooling on the car," said Travis Brown, an employee at a nearby store who witnessed the crash."
Bwahah! Breaking news! People no longer need radar to clock car speeds.. just listen for the "spoolin'" and you'll know just how fast they really are.
Bwahah! Breaking news! People no longer need radar to clock car speeds.. just listen for the "spoolin'" and you'll know just how fast they really are.
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id tell him to sell his house and car and pay me back
OUCH !!! I would do a runner and go live on a desert Island somewhere in the middle of the Pacific if I were the mechanic !!!
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Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale
Ya what?
Ya what?
Here yu go mate ....chit om helpful ...***** !!!!
Jim McIngvale
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jim McIngvale Born February 11, 1951 (age 60)
Starkville, Mississippi Residence Houston, Texas Nationality American Other names "Mattress Mack" Occupation Businessman, philanthropist Known for Gallery Furniture Religion Catholic[1] Website www. GalleryFurniture.com
The main Gallery Furniture store in the Northside
Gallery Furniture store in Uptown
Jim McIngvale (also known as Mattress Mack) (born February 11, 1951,) is a businessman from Houston, the founder of the Houston furniture store Gallery Furniture.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jim McIngvale Born February 11, 1951 (age 60)
Starkville, Mississippi Residence Houston, Texas Nationality American Other names "Mattress Mack" Occupation Businessman, philanthropist Known for Gallery Furniture Religion Catholic[1] Website www. GalleryFurniture.com
The main Gallery Furniture store in the Northside
Gallery Furniture store in Uptown
Jim McIngvale (also known as Mattress Mack) (born February 11, 1951,) is a businessman from Houston, the founder of the Houston furniture store Gallery Furniture.
