I F@#*ed up bad.
05-22-2006 | 07:02 PM
#61
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From: the kid from greendale
i can only imagine how bad4ss the guy in the beamer must think you are now...
road rage is a helluva drug.
at least you didnt hurt anyone else.
how about posting some pics of the car?
road rage is a helluva drug.
at least you didnt hurt anyone else.
how about posting some pics of the car?
05-22-2006 | 09:22 PM
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If you are very competitive you will find yourself pushing the limits. Over your lifetime, you will exceed both your limits and the limits of physics. If you survive, you will learn to respect your environment and learn to accept an 8/10ths thrill experience. Some will call you an old fogey, but I would just call it life experience. It does not matter if it is a dirt bike, a street bike, a sports car, an airplane, a raft, a white water kayak or even taking your white water kayak to the ocean surf! So have fun, but try to be safe.
05-23-2006 | 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Acree
Wtf? How is that funny? You crashed your parents cars 3 to 4 times?! ****, I've had one crash since I started driving and that was 3 weeks after I had my license. I've never totally a car, and never had a wreck in the Z.... I'm confused.
-Acree
-Acree
05-23-2006 | 12:27 PM
#66
There are much worsE feeling than crashing your mommy and daddy's car.. Good thing you learned your lesson. And yes, it won't be that big of a deal for him in the future, but until then it'll be like hell.
05-23-2006 | 12:55 PM
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From: BEHIND YOU!! BEHIND YOU!!!
Originally Posted by Ed 718
^^ Your english is good and I understood you however doing something that puts you and the general public is beyond stupid just like drinking and driving. I along with alot of members here agree with me and I won't judge him since I don't know him but me myself I worked hard for my Z and I value it more so because of the fact unlike these new kids who are handed a Z by their parents and try to be cool and show off to their friends and then cry about wrecking the Z.....you play and then you pay. He decided to chase the car that cut him off and he took the bait and it backfired.
05-23-2006 | 01:35 PM
#69
Yep, ****ed up reaaaal bad. GL, hopefully all this wont weigh too heavily on ur life as a kid.
Dont take comments like this too serriously.. You did **** up but Guys like this ^^^ are just spitefull *******s.
Originally Posted by CaliforniaZman
You gotta be kidding right?
You came to this site for sympathy? Well that was mistake number #2, #1 was you driving like an idiot. Good thing it was just your car and noone else got injured. Its dumba$$es like you that raise everyone's insurance costs good job DUMBA$$! You get what you pay for.
You came to this site for sympathy? Well that was mistake number #2, #1 was you driving like an idiot. Good thing it was just your car and noone else got injured. Its dumba$$es like you that raise everyone's insurance costs good job DUMBA$$! You get what you pay for.Dont take comments like this too serriously.. You did **** up but Guys like this ^^^ are just spitefull *******s.
05-23-2006 | 01:48 PM
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Have you found out yet whether the insurance company is calling it totalled or not?
It's amazing what can be fixed, so maybe you'll have a driveable car out of it again after all the repairs. Hope so.
Philosophically, there is something to be said for learning to cope with major screw-ups like this. You've come out of it physically in one piece, hopefully you've had the scare of a lifetime, and you're going to pay the price in your insurance rates for the next few years.
That's the price life charges you for the lessons learned. Hopefully you won't do it again!
And about, oh, 25 years or so from now, when your 16 year old son is learning to drive - you'll have a heck of a story to tell!
It's amazing what can be fixed, so maybe you'll have a driveable car out of it again after all the repairs. Hope so.
Philosophically, there is something to be said for learning to cope with major screw-ups like this. You've come out of it physically in one piece, hopefully you've had the scare of a lifetime, and you're going to pay the price in your insurance rates for the next few years.
That's the price life charges you for the lessons learned. Hopefully you won't do it again!
And about, oh, 25 years or so from now, when your 16 year old son is learning to drive - you'll have a heck of a story to tell!
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