Teenagers are punks!
10-30-2006, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by thirty5ounces
it was a joke man, i would be ticked too but cmon silly string,,,obviously it was one of your boyz.....im 20 and i take surfboard wax and draw a HUGE dong on the tailgate of my buddys lighting about once a month lol....its all fun and games bra
Think about if you did that to someones Z though. If you did that to my Z i would tear you to pieces
10-30-2006, 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by E***zzzzy
Wait a second --- Where were u on the night of the 28th ??? Are u in possession of or have u ever been in possession of Silly String ?
grow up man. i'm 17 and i have my own Z. before anyone starts flaming, i'm paying for it myself.regarding silly string, i'd be peeved too, but given the horror stories (ask race4it what happened to his at school) people on here have, it could be much much worse. i'd thank the Z gods the car could be washed back to perfection
10-30-2006, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Xx SiFaKa
Well I'm 18 too and two years ago seems like yesterday, so maybe it's just me but two years doesn't even seem like enough time to mature from what you claimed you use to do.
I came from dirt poor family living in a trailer home and I don't see how living in a poor area will give you an excuse to street drift/reckless driving. That's just your own bad judgement.
I'm just being picky, so go on with your life.
I came from dirt poor family living in a trailer home and I don't see how living in a poor area will give you an excuse to street drift/reckless driving. That's just your own bad judgement.
I'm just being picky, so go on with your life.
10-30-2006, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by XuperXero
Well... to me, 2 years ago seems like a LONGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG time ago. I went from a kid that wear hoodies and baggy pants that are gonna fall off to a kid that now dresses like a gino, more well-dressed. It's two completely different lifestyle that I've changed from. But I guess our experiences are different.
11-07-2006, 06:04 PM
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It happend to me a few weeks ago.. I am 16 and I had a 5 gallon bucket of white paint dumped on my car. Stil getting it off. Where from NC are you from.
https://my350z.com/forum/2003-2009-nissan-350z/221473-check-out-what-somebody-did-to-my-z.html
It could be worse
https://my350z.com/forum/2003-2009-nissan-350z/221473-check-out-what-somebody-did-to-my-z.html
It could be worse
11-07-2006, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by iceburns288
We played a killer first half. Unfortunately it wasn't a thirty minute ballgame! Man you guys sure stuck it to us in the second half, I'll give you that for sure. 
Good game to watch until I started getting worked up in the last few minutes 
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Good game to watch until I started getting worked up in the last few minutes .-Frank
11-08-2006, 01:22 AM
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I bought my Z when I was 18. I pay 129 a month in insurance, and my car payments are $338 after $6,000 down.
It bothers when people assume my parents bought it for me, just because they have sucky dead end jobs and horrible money management skills.
Sorry I didn't have a cell phone until I was 18, never bought a music cd, never went to the movies unless it was something I'd been waiting for, eat expensively, or blow my money on trendy clothes. I bought gas with a credit card and my credit score was 730 by the time I turned 18.
That + 20+% down is more than enough to not need daddy.
6k is easy to save up if you have a goal, and are busy with highschool.
It bothers when people assume my parents bought it for me, just because they have sucky dead end jobs and horrible money management skills.
Sorry I didn't have a cell phone until I was 18, never bought a music cd, never went to the movies unless it was something I'd been waiting for, eat expensively, or blow my money on trendy clothes. I bought gas with a credit card and my credit score was 730 by the time I turned 18.
That + 20+% down is more than enough to not need daddy.
6k is easy to save up if you have a goal, and are busy with highschool.
11-08-2006, 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted by iceagetlc
It bothers when people assume my parents bought it for me.
If you bought the car with out anyone's help then that's great. Who cares if people assume that you didn't buy it? It's just not many 16 year olds have a steady job to help them save/pay for something like the Z. It shouldn't bother you that people assume the obvious.
Just enjoy what you have period.
11-08-2006, 04:33 AM
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Originally Posted by stan
grow up man. i'm 17 and i have my own Z. before anyone starts flaming, i'm paying for it myself.How can you afford a Z on a 17 year olds salary, where do you work?
Who pays for your insurance, which I am sure is stupid expensive?
Also, keep in mind that you may be paying for your own Z but it's only possible because you have few if any major expenses. Example, rent/mortgage, bills, dependents etc.
Back on topic.......of course not all teenagers are punks, but compared to adults, the punk to non-punk percentage is much higher in the teen category
11-08-2006, 05:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Xx SiFaKa
You're just lucky it didn't get keyed or egged. If you're getting upset over silly string I could only imagine what you would write in a thread if you got keyed. Hope their's no damage.
11-09-2006, 01:10 AM
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Wow man, you're 16 and u own a Z?!? you're lucky. at that age i didnt really own a car for my self. when i did i kinda fuqed it up cuz i was a dumb kid treating it like shiet. just a word of advice. take care of your car, its not your normal cheap honda that u can throw away and get new engine with, you never know you might be with that car for a long time so make it last
11-09-2006, 02:27 AM
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Originally Posted by zand02max
Oh my, another Road rage Z owner, you're like the 2nd I saw in the last few days with a road rage problem! 
Just curious what you teens pay or what your parents pay to insure you?
I remember having a paid for 1982 Delta 88 DIESEL back in (1985, yeah I'm an old fart) and I thought paying $30-40 a month for liability out of my pocket was expensive, but then again, you guys probably don't pay a .10! Sorry, just hating!
Just curious what you teens pay or what your parents pay to insure you?
I remember having a paid for 1982 Delta 88 DIESEL back in (1985, yeah I'm an old fart) and I thought paying $30-40 a month for liability out of my pocket was expensive, but then again, you guys probably don't pay a .10! Sorry, just hating!
Getting to the OP, he has had it put in different gears, and has had it turned around. I feel sorry for the poor fool that gets caught doing it. Silly string? Stay away from parties.
11-09-2006, 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted by hardrock905
Just curious about a couple of things here.
How can you afford a Z on a 17 year olds salary, where do you work?
Who pays for your insurance, which I am sure is stupid expensive?
Also, keep in mind that you may be paying for your own Z but it's only possible because you have few if any major expenses. Example, rent/mortgage, bills, dependents etc.
How can you afford a Z on a 17 year olds salary, where do you work?
Who pays for your insurance, which I am sure is stupid expensive?
Also, keep in mind that you may be paying for your own Z but it's only possible because you have few if any major expenses. Example, rent/mortgage, bills, dependents etc.
-got lucky to get a job being the IT guy for a law firm nearby, it pays well.
-i pay for the insurance and off the top of my head i believe it's 550 every 6 months. when you're under 18, DMV wont register it in your name, so the insurance is low because i'm one of two drivers listed on the car.
-yes i know, which is why i'm glad i'm buying it now, and then i'll have a nice car paid off when i wouldn't be able to afford it otherwise.
11-09-2006, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by stan
-got lucky to get a job being the IT guy for a law firm nearby, it pays well.
-i pay for the insurance and off the top of my head i believe it's 550 every 6 months. when you're under 18, DMV wont register it in your name, so the insurance is low because i'm one of two drivers listed on the car.
-yes i know, which is why i'm glad i'm buying it now, and then i'll have a nice car paid off when i wouldn't be able to afford it otherwise.
-i pay for the insurance and off the top of my head i believe it's 550 every 6 months. when you're under 18, DMV wont register it in your name, so the insurance is low because i'm one of two drivers listed on the car.
-yes i know, which is why i'm glad i'm buying it now, and then i'll have a nice car paid off when i wouldn't be able to afford it otherwise.
11-09-2006, 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by stan
-got lucky to get a job being the IT guy for a law firm nearby, it pays well.
Just curious, what do your responsibsilities include being the main IT person at this law firm?
11-09-2006, 10:45 AM
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aye. *flame suit on*
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exchange server, terminal server, file server, ~25 people who somehow manage to make something malfunction, a handful of sql dbs, a copy room full of computers disguised as copy machines, odd jobs relating to court cases (sifting through harddrives, etc). there's more but thats the gist of it.
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