"Burnout" boy has good story
#47
03-07-2005 | 12:27 PM
I am so relieved to hear that driving a 35 mph car intoxicated is no big thing.
Here is what your car woulda done to someone at 40.
For sure you'd probably be safe, but anything in front of your bumper wouldn't have a chance to post up a "I got hit by a drunk drive last night, and BOY, was I lucky."
Here is what your car woulda done to someone at 40.
For sure you'd probably be safe, but anything in front of your bumper wouldn't have a chance to post up a "I got hit by a drunk drive last night, and BOY, was I lucky."
#49
03-07-2005 | 12:36 PM
#51
03-07-2005 | 05:29 PM
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his parents probally bought it for him, becuase if he had to work for it himself (like i have to) he would never have to time to drink and let alone even drive the car, so i guess he gets to live this cushioned life where his parents buy him a car, and he gets to go to parties, drink and then drive around not worrying about what happens, or worry about having to wake up the next morning at 4 a.m. and go to work all the way until 10 p.m., O, how much i hate these spolied kids, or maybe it is i am really jeaulous.
#52
03-07-2005 | 05:56 PM
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you call this a good story? a better story would have been you getting wrapped around a telephone pole, and watching white sheets placed over other people, and you getting locked up for DUI and homicide. you obviously have no sense to NOT DRIVE WHEN DRUNK (yes 'buzzed' also counts as drunk). ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU'RE UNDERAGE. this proves to me that you do not deserve a license, let alone a $35K sports car. you are very lucky to not be busted for DUI. and not to mention name-dropping only makes you more suspicious...
when me and my friends go to parties and i know they're gonna get drinks, i tell them i'm taking the keys on the drive back and only getting non-alcoholic drinks, regardless of how fine they feel afterwards. i know they would do the same for me. i care about them and make sure they get home safe and sound.
when me and my friends go to parties and i know they're gonna get drinks, i tell them i'm taking the keys on the drive back and only getting non-alcoholic drinks, regardless of how fine they feel afterwards. i know they would do the same for me. i care about them and make sure they get home safe and sound.
#57
03-07-2005 | 07:37 PM
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#58
03-07-2005 | 07:48 PM
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BS. The guy is obviously a troll writing fake stories so people will spare their attenetions. He's probably laughing and enjoying all the commotion he has stirred up. Padding himself on the back thinking he's all smart and witty. Just ignore him.
Last edited by CarCrazed; 03-07-2005 at 08:02 PM.
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03-07-2005 | 08:00 PM
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#60
03-07-2005 | 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Hotrod
Like I said before you Mother and Father (who surely bought you the car) should take the car away from you unitl you grow up. You are a dumbass under age DWI assmonkey. If you don't change your ways you will either Kill someone or be killed driving while drinking. You should worry less about drinking and more about your english class.
Take it from him and give it to me.