why do people suck!?!
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Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
Because 'sucking' is easier.
Having good character and doing the right thing takes work and often makes you unpopular. Being an average jacka$$ is much easier.
Having good character and doing the right thing takes work and often makes you unpopular. Being an average jacka$$ is much easier.
Sorry to hear your G got keyed!
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Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
Because 'sucking' is easier.
Having good character and doing the right thing takes work and often makes you unpopular. Being an average jacka$$ is much easier.
Having good character and doing the right thing takes work and often makes you unpopular. Being an average jacka$$ is much easier.
(I have ideas as to why but the whole thing still makes me angry)Cordileran, sorry to hear about your G. Hopefully you can get it fixed soon and without issue.
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Originally Posted by N50
Why is that??? (I have ideas as to why but the whole thing still makes me angry).
(I have ideas as to why but the whole thing still makes me angry).Poor moral character.
Growing up in a world where bad behavior carries no penalty and being a thug, drug dealer, pimp, or ho is glamorized in our nation's most popular style of music and on TV on a nightly basis. As the CSIs haul away the criminal for '25 to life' each night, I wish they'd show the offender getting a$$-raped in the shower instead of the cops jumping into their $60K SUV and riding off into the sunset.
Living in a world where the priority is mom or dad getting a new tattoo instead of telling junior to put the video game controller down and learn how to read and write properly.
Because 'going with the crowd' carries different consequences than it did 20 years ago, but society provides no means to measure the consequences - instead EVERYTHING is acceptable.
Mom and dad expecting the public to educate and train their children and want to be a friend instead of a parent.
Because 'going with the flow' is easier than 'going with what's right..'
When I was a kid, I wouldn't dream of keying a car. Are you kidding? An adult might see me and I might get in trouble with the law. Nowadays adults are few and far between (age being no indicator) and the law won't even get involved. Who cares about a keyed car when you're trying to stop school shootings?
I could go on for hours. Don't get me started.
Last edited by GeeWillikers; Jan 29, 2007 at 06:28 PM.
That sucks man. You sure it's really from getting keyed? Someone could have walked by between your car & someone elses carrying something (like a big oversized bag or something) that could have scraped up against your car... They don't look deep enough to be a true keying?
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
Three words.
Poor moral character.
Growing up in a world where bad behavior carries no penalty and being a thug, drug dealer, pimp, or ho is glamorized in our nation's most popular style of music and on TV on a nightly basis. As the CSIs haul away the criminal for '25 to life' each night, I wish they'd show the offender getting a$$-raped in the shower instead of the cops jumping into their $60K SUV and riding off into the sunset.
Living in a world where the priority is mom or dad getting a new tattoo instead of telling junior to put the video game controller down and learn how to read and write properly.
Because 'going with the crowd' carries different consequences than it did 20 years ago, but society provides no means to measure the consequences - instead EVERYTHING is acceptable.
Mom and dad expecting the public to educate and train their children and wanting to be a friend instead of a parent.
Because 'going with the flow' is easier than 'going with what's right..'
When I was a kid, I wouldn't dream of keying a car. Are you kidding? An adult might see me and I might get in trouble with the law. Nowadays adults are few and far between (age being no indicator) and the law won't even get involved. Who cares about a keyed car when you're trying to stop school shootings?
I could go on for hours. Don't get me started.
Poor moral character.
Growing up in a world where bad behavior carries no penalty and being a thug, drug dealer, pimp, or ho is glamorized in our nation's most popular style of music and on TV on a nightly basis. As the CSIs haul away the criminal for '25 to life' each night, I wish they'd show the offender getting a$$-raped in the shower instead of the cops jumping into their $60K SUV and riding off into the sunset.
Living in a world where the priority is mom or dad getting a new tattoo instead of telling junior to put the video game controller down and learn how to read and write properly.
Because 'going with the crowd' carries different consequences than it did 20 years ago, but society provides no means to measure the consequences - instead EVERYTHING is acceptable.
Mom and dad expecting the public to educate and train their children and wanting to be a friend instead of a parent.
Because 'going with the flow' is easier than 'going with what's right..'
When I was a kid, I wouldn't dream of keying a car. Are you kidding? An adult might see me and I might get in trouble with the law. Nowadays adults are few and far between (age being no indicator) and the law won't even get involved. Who cares about a keyed car when you're trying to stop school shootings?
I could go on for hours. Don't get me started.
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Originally Posted by jimmyc13
That sucks man. You sure it's really from getting keyed? Someone could have walked by between your car & someone elses carrying something (like a big oversized bag or something) that could have scraped up against your car... They don't look deep enough to be a true keying?
Estimate coming tomorrow
Originally Posted by cordileran
1.5 year old 2005 sedan keyed last night parked in downtown savannah.
Anyone have any advice for paint matching, insurance, etc?
Thanks!
Anyone have any advice for paint matching, insurance, etc?
Thanks!
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From: Rockville MD
Originally Posted by Railgunner
They suck because they can, because there's no morals left in this country, because of the constant class warfare preached by politicans, because they've been told it's not "fair" that you have something they don't.
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