Can we say "F*CKED"?

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Can we say "F*CKED"?

Reply #15 – September 01, 2011, 10:00:36 AM

Quote from: sarjxxx;366541

I highly doubt that. Some people will try stupid shiznit no matter what they're driving. And he sounds like one of those people...

I agree. I used to do plenty of dumb shi* in my 88 3.8l T-bird. That car wouldn't get out of it's own way, but I used to beat it to death trying to make it do so.

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Reply #16 – September 01, 2011, 10:16:37 AM

hopefully the boy learned the lesson.

when I was young destroyed a nissan sunny, total mind drunk.

alchol now not part of my life.

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Reply #17 – September 02, 2011, 07:34:15 PM

It sounds like the little SH*T apple doesn't fall to far from the SH*T tree !!!

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Reply #18 – September 03, 2011, 01:00:26 AM

Quote from: Haystack;366406

I wish we could go back to natrual selection. Save us all a lot of time and money.

I like the way you think.

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Reply #19 – September 03, 2011, 01:18:16 AM

My old boss's daughter had an accedent that sounds alot like this one she even had a mazda 3. Only her's ended badly. Herself and 2 passengers were killed. It happened a week before Thanksgiving, she hung in there until before Christmas, it was terrable.

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Reply #20 – September 05, 2011, 01:38:13 PM

Many years ago, a good friend of mine got his first car - an '89 XR7. He would do things in that car that still amaze me today, like doing donuts in a parking lot with parked cars and pedestrians everywhere.
He once stopped on a hill and did a minute-long burnout, and there was too much smoke for him to realize that there was another car that had pulled up behind him. As he launched the car, the now-sticky rear tires (more than likely cookin' at about 60 mph) picked up a rock and chucked it through the windshield of the car behind him.

Nobody should have a car that's even mildly fast until they grow out of those tendencies.

My first car was an '86 Cougar with the 3.8; I couldn't get the rear wheels to spin even if I had it off the ground.

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Reply #21 – September 05, 2011, 01:47:34 PM

I can remember all the dumb shiznit I did when I was younger...and how I was lucky.

A few of my friends and people I knew from school weren't though...I try to make it their graves every Memorial Day...

When I think about doing some dumbass stuff....I think of the pain I will cause to the ones I leave behind if luck runs out.

Needless to say....

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Reply #22 – September 05, 2011, 02:09:39 PM

I can't believe he's considering buying his son ANOTHER brand new car. What a dumb F*ck.

A girl I knew got a new convertible Mustang GT, got in a wreck and rolled it, and was subsequently rewarded with a new Nissan Murano. You know, for every smart person out there, there's about 10 stupid ones. Most of the time, the smart ones can compensate for the stupidity of those 10 idiots, however one or two seem to stray sometimes...

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Reply #23 – September 05, 2011, 03:00:16 PM

I'm not saying I was a saint - my first car was a '78 Trans Am with an LT1 from a '70 Corvette, and I frequently explored the deepest reaches of that 160 MPH speedo (including sailing past a speed trap at an indicated 120 MPH - the cop turned his lights on, then turned them back off. I got off at the next exit and hid in the subdivisions for a few hours). It is a miracle that I never wrecked that car and hurt myself and/or others. In retrospect I'd kick my own ass if I could go back in time and see my 16-17 year old self acting such an ass. Hindsight is indeed 20/20.

That being said, I bought that $600 car with my own money and kept it running with my own blood, sweat, and tears (and more than one dubious repair) and therefore had at least a little bit of respect for it and what it was capable of (and what would happen if I broke it). Had I wrecked it I can assure you all that I never would have been rewarded with a brand new one, in fact, if I wrecked it and survived my father would have seen to it that the survival was temporary.

That being said, it's looking very unlikely that the kid will have any car, new or old, for a while yet. He is certain to lose his license for at least a year, and the father isn't exactly going to have a bunch of extra money lying about...

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Reply #24 – September 05, 2011, 11:11:34 PM

Respect is earned not given, and common sense is not so common.

In time some will learn, others will die trying.

Bring up at work that you have gone over 10k without an oil change and see how many people never have, and how many have
Some people believe anything that they have been told, or use it as an excuse for their actions.

I have taken out a caddilac, knocked over a fire hydrant and gotten a ticket for 25 over in a 25.

We have all done stupid things. It just takes some of us longer the figure it out or we die trying. I just have gotten lucky.

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Reply #25 – September 07, 2011, 12:38:23 AM

I have been driving for 10 years now, I have not been in a single accident that was my fault. I was rear ended at a red light once. That's it. I drive hard and fast, but all of my friends consider me the best driver they know. At the same time, I was never given anything. I earned every car I had so perhaps that had something to do with it. I agree that we need to go back to natural selection, I think she's getting lazy and should give me her job. :)

I hope the kid and the dad get their asses burnt for this, it's nothing more than pure stupidity on both of them.

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Reply #26 – September 07, 2011, 09:03:30 PM

My first accident I had my son, 8 months old in the car with me. I always considered my accident free record a good thing. I went over 7 years without an accident and 5 without and ticket. It taught me to think I was a good driver, and everyone else sucked. My kid was crying in the back seat because he dropped his bottle. I turned around to pick it up while the guy infront of me decided to turn right without signaling. My fault. I would not have considered it to be stuip at the time, if I wouldn't have hit him.

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Reply #27 – September 09, 2011, 04:07:49 AM

Quote from: sarjxxx;366423

He'll do it again.

^----ain't that the truth!

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Reply #28 – September 09, 2011, 08:41:29 AM

First car was an 81 el camino, I had to make floor boards, install a new wiring harness from a donor malibu, and wet sand a cartoon character off the rear. x2 on driving for 10 years no accidents and only 1 speeding ticket. I frequently exceed every posted speed listing unless its in a town (people walking not worth the risk). People need to learn common sense and have a dad who takes your car away if its dirty or you don't change the oil on time like mine.

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Reply #29 – September 09, 2011, 10:06:59 PM

Quote from: cougarcragar;366791

Nobody should have a car that's even mildly fast until they grow out of those tendencies.

My first car was an '86 Cougar with the 3.8; I couldn't get the rear wheels to spin even if I had it off the ground.

I have to agree, from a rational standpoint. I'm but 21 years old, and my dream when I was 16 was a 300+hp car, and I worked hard to make my old T-Bird fast. But between the ages of 16 and 17 guys do very stupid things with cars. We set up a moving slolum course on the interstate one night. 6-7 cars, all moving exactly 60 mph in the middle lane. The last car in line would slolum(sp?) through the group until he was the lead. When everyone went through 1x we speeded up to 70. We got through this 4 times until at 90 a jeep in the convoy was at his redline. I did this in my 1988 3.8l. We did the same thing on the southbound side on the way home. Wild crazy fun, very stupid. Had we had actual cars with any marginal amount of power, we would have started at 90 and went up, and someone would be dead.

I have fun in my Genesis Coupe now, on-ramps at 75mph, the occasional hole shot, or chirping it into second, but i've toned down. Having a real job and expenses does that to a person. Had I had a comparable car to the genesis, it'd either still not have a license, or it'd have totaled a car.