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10-06-2006, 11:15 AM
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#127
10-07-2006, 04:29 AM
Originally Posted by G35obsessed
Yo all of you dicks with your smarta$$ opinions who are just pissed cause im lucky enough to have a g at 18, **** off. But everybody who gave valid advice i appreciate it...
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10-07-2006, 04:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Bobalude
until you earn every dollar that pays for your G (or any other car), insurance, and gas, you gotta learn to stop talking like this. Nobody gives any respect for arrogant statements like this from youngin's acting hardcore.
*cue Malibu's Most Wanted picture*
#130
10-07-2006, 11:21 AM
Originally Posted by G35obsessed
Yeah guys I appreciate all your input, ive been kicking my self in the a$$ since i did it. And the worse part is that my dad took my G away till after the court date. (Oct. 17th) Hopefully everything goes ok... I dont even have to go to the court date because my attorney is going for me. My dad says if he can't get this reduced to almost nothing than im gonna have to sell my baby. Wish me luck
dont you mean that you DAD's going to have to sell your baby? doesnt sound like you write the checks for it. if anything, this should be a lesson learn for your father. not to buy an 18 year old a G35. your pop is lucky that he got a call from the jail, and not the coroner.
now, im not trying to **** off all the 18 yearolds here, but the way i see it.. if youre 18 you, shouldnt even have this car. im not saying that there arent exceptions to the rule, but at 18 your driving expereince cant be good enough to warrant driving this car.
#131
10-07-2006, 04:33 PM
We shouldn't say he shouldn't have this car but its highly recommended that younger ages shouldn't be driving these kinda of cars. Just like the one thread i was reading on the kid that died in the M3 racing in a friend in the local streets in Laguna...
Everyone remembers when they are 18 and thought they were king of the world. Just take some of our advice. Some are harsher then others but that's life outside of you're Dad's and Mom's shelter that they've created for you. Take them out of the equation and you will understand how fast the world around you crumbles. Live and learn and the time you spend in your dad's world please prepare yourself for the real world...Becareful and mindful of others on the street...Because that is everyone's elses world not yours or your dad's...
Everyone remembers when they are 18 and thought they were king of the world. Just take some of our advice. Some are harsher then others but that's life outside of you're Dad's and Mom's shelter that they've created for you. Take them out of the equation and you will understand how fast the world around you crumbles. Live and learn and the time you spend in your dad's world please prepare yourself for the real world...Becareful and mindful of others on the street...Because that is everyone's elses world not yours or your dad's...
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#133
10-07-2006, 09:19 PM
Originally Posted by M4Gunner
dont you mean that you DAD's going to have to sell your baby? doesnt sound like you write the checks for it. if anything, this should be a lesson learn for your father. not to buy an 18 year old a G35. your pop is lucky that he got a call from the jail, and not the coroner.
now, im not trying to **** off all the 18 yearolds here, but the way i see it.. if youre 18 you, shouldnt even have this car. im not saying that there arent exceptions to the rule, but at 18 your driving expereince cant be good enough to warrant driving this car.
now, im not trying to **** off all the 18 yearolds here, but the way i see it.. if youre 18 you, shouldnt even have this car. im not saying that there arent exceptions to the rule, but at 18 your driving expereince cant be good enough to warrant driving this car.
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10-08-2006, 02:29 AM
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The original post comes off as if he just wants to brag that he's 18 and can drive a G and hire an attorney. I don't think he was truly seeking advice (after all that's what a lawyer is paid to do). As for the comments on saying he's too young to drive a G and that he shouldn't have one until he can pay for it himself I disagree. It's a lucky situation to have such a car (or any other luxury) at that age but it's certainly not a crime. Also, people of all ages do stupid things with their vehicles. If you want some true advice there's no issue in asking for it respectfully but the post just didn't come off that way.
