Me and my good friend were leaving my girls house at about 2 in the morning, anywayz our cars are parked on a hill, and he is right behind me.
So he gives me a wave "call ya 2moz cuz"... "yeh no prob, cya man" etc etc..
Now usually when you get into the car you have a habit of putting your foot straight on the clutch, anywayz he did just that and.... BANG !!!!

I think we stared at eachother in a retarded manner for about 10 min straight until i just said.... Wat the F***s wrong with you!

Anywayz I didnt really mind, cause thankfully the body at the rear is flexible, minimal damage, maybe a small bump if you use binoculars.

 

what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.




j/k glad there was no damage, did he not have a parking brake on?

 

Classic!!

 

Actually I agree with that comment. It was idiotic, pathetic and irrelevant. LOL what movie is that from?

 

Billy Madison

 

its from Adam Sandler's "Billy Madison". Great movie.

 

Lol, I had to reread that post to understand what he was trying to say. So basically your friend was parked behind you on a hill, he got in the car, did *not* have his ebrake on, hit the clutch, and that caused his car to roll into yours doing some minor damage.

 

well the hand brake was up, although my question was, in a subtle asking... Do you people place your foot on the clutch as soon as you get into the car? I know I do... and the car just so happened to move forward and hit the back of the z... although i was amazed how fleible the back body is!

 

Maybe a little too subtle.

 

To answer your question, I hit the brake first, then the clutch, unless I'm on level ground with nothing around me. Even then, I prolly use the brake out of habit.

 

More proof that basic writing skills are not being taught effectively in US High Schools.

 

More proof that reading isn't taught in US High Schools. The dude's location is Australia.

 

He's Australian ... possibly that's proper English there.

 

hey cuz, glayd to cya oky dawg, fo shizzle

 

lol, ok guys, no need to bite my head off. I don't think the U.S are in any position to criticise any other country or related grammar it may use. The fact of the matter is, I was bored, and I really couldn't give a $hit about my sentence structure or spelling. Now in an attempt to try and contribute any of my stories (relevant or non-relevant as they may be), the people on this forum have actually turned out to be *******s

lol naaaa u know im just j/k... but seriously.. naaaa im playing... but im serious ..... :|

 

Nim highschool football rules!

 

To answer your question... I usually get in the car and sit down and quite naturally my left foot hits the clutch while my right hits the brake at the same time. And I usually have my ebrake up anyway.

 

 

Knibb HS not Nim, but thanks for playing

 

I thank God for midget **** everyday.....