This pertains to the "17 year olds getting Z's" debate...
06-27-2009, 09:24 AM
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06-27-2009, 03:57 PM
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No matter what it still is his hard earned cash. He owes nothing to his parents. Its a parents job to support their kid in every way possible. Atleast he didn't ask for the car he got a job and that shows responsibility. Parents shouldn't see raising and paying for their kid a burden or something that has to be paid back. They chose to have a kid. You just seem spiteful because you didn't get the same luxury he has.
I say, Congrats on the future Z Raggae420. Just drive it safely and don't race in the streets. Your parents obviously care enough to let you do whatever you want with your money, dont make them regret it. Take care
I say, Congrats on the future Z Raggae420. Just drive it safely and don't race in the streets. Your parents obviously care enough to let you do whatever you want with your money, dont make them regret it. Take care
When you're young, you mow the grass, do the laundry or clean the house with the parents. If you start making money, you can contribute that as well. What kind of kid gives nothing back to their parents and feels as though all the money they earn should only be theirs when their parents sacrifice so much?
Sorry, that mentality is major fail.
06-27-2009, 04:04 PM
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I absolutely could not possibly disagree more. A good responsible kid will help their parents out as much as possible. While parents should be financially capable of raising a kid, that doesn't mean the kid should just take all he can. I would NOT let my kid grow up with that mentality. Once you have the ability to work, you owe responsibility to the family. You're a member of the family, you contribute.
When you're young, you mow the grass, do the laundry or clean the house with the parents. If you start making money, you can contribute that as well. What kind of kid gives nothing back to their parents and feels as though all the money they earn should only be theirs when their parents sacrifice so much?
Sorry, that mentality is major fail.
When you're young, you mow the grass, do the laundry or clean the house with the parents. If you start making money, you can contribute that as well. What kind of kid gives nothing back to their parents and feels as though all the money they earn should only be theirs when their parents sacrifice so much?
Sorry, that mentality is major fail.
and i help out with my family as much as i can doing chores etc.
and i dont take any of my thing my parents give me for granted and i respect them. and i do help them with payments and my full time job working
06-27-2009, 04:12 PM
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i worked my *** off at home and in school i graduated at the top of my class
and i help out with my family as much as i can doing chores etc.
and i dont take any of my thing my parents give me for granted and i respect them. and i do help them with payments and my full time job working
and i help out with my family as much as i can doing chores etc.
and i dont take any of my thing my parents give me for granted and i respect them. and i do help them with payments and my full time job working
Maybe I'm old school, but I find the whole thing really self centered.
06-27-2009, 08:49 PM
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i worked my *** off at home and in school i graduated at the top of my class
and i help out with my family as much as i can doing chores etc.
and i dont take any of my thing my parents give me for granted and i respect them. and i do help them with payments and my full time job working
and i help out with my family as much as i can doing chores etc.
and i dont take any of my thing my parents give me for granted and i respect them. and i do help them with payments and my full time job working
06-27-2009, 09:11 PM
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Make sure the Z last more than 2 years.
06-27-2009, 09:20 PM
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Me
Some of you are wrong and some of you are right if you can afford or get your hands on the car it should be yours
So heres my road to my Z
First Car!!!r
1996 Nissan Skyline R33(Reason y im a nissan guy)(dad did a tour in JApan)
1997 Chevy Blazer(lots of memorys/current vehicle)
2007 Nissan 350z(Waiting to after basic)
Andby the way im 18 just turned a week ago so age is nothing common sense is
So heres my road to my Z
First Car!!!r
1996 Nissan Skyline R33(Reason y im a nissan guy)(dad did a tour in JApan)
1997 Chevy Blazer(lots of memorys/current vehicle)
2007 Nissan 350z(Waiting to after basic)
Andby the way im 18 just turned a week ago so age is nothing common sense is
06-27-2009, 09:27 PM
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Some of you are wrong and some of you are right if you can afford or get your hands on the car it should be yours
So heres my road to my Z
First Car!!!r
1996 Nissan Skyline R33(Reason y im a nissan guy)(dad did a tour in JApan)
1997 Chevy Blazer(lots of memorys/current vehicle)
2007 Nissan 350z(Waiting to after basic)
Andby the way im 18 just turned a week ago so age is nothing common sense is
So heres my road to my Z
First Car!!!r
1996 Nissan Skyline R33(Reason y im a nissan guy)(dad did a tour in JApan)
1997 Chevy Blazer(lots of memorys/current vehicle)
2007 Nissan 350z(Waiting to after basic)
Andby the way im 18 just turned a week ago so age is nothing common sense is
Every teen is the exception...
06-27-2009, 09:52 PM
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Some of you are wrong and some of you are right if you can afford or get your hands on the car it should be yours
So heres my road to my Z
First Car!!!r
1996 Nissan Skyline R33(Reason y im a nissan guy)(dad did a tour in JApan)
1997 Chevy Blazer(lots of memorys/current vehicle)
2007 Nissan 350z(Waiting to after basic)
Andby the way im 18 just turned a week ago so age is nothing common sense is
So heres my road to my Z
First Car!!!r
1996 Nissan Skyline R33(Reason y im a nissan guy)(dad did a tour in JApan)
1997 Chevy Blazer(lots of memorys/current vehicle)
2007 Nissan 350z(Waiting to after basic)
Andby the way im 18 just turned a week ago so age is nothing common sense is
06-27-2009, 10:25 PM
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Some of you are wrong and some of you are right if you can afford or get your hands on the car it should be yours
So heres my road to my Z
First Car!!!r
1996 Nissan Skyline R33(Reason y im a nissan guy)(dad did a tour in JApan)
1997 Chevy Blazer(lots of memorys/current vehicle)
2007 Nissan 350z(Waiting to after basic)
Andby the way im 18 just turned a week ago so age is nothing common sense is
So heres my road to my Z
First Car!!!r
1996 Nissan Skyline R33(Reason y im a nissan guy)(dad did a tour in JApan)
1997 Chevy Blazer(lots of memorys/current vehicle)
2007 Nissan 350z(Waiting to after basic)
Andby the way im 18 just turned a week ago so age is nothing common sense is
most probably a troll.
ok. i'll bite, a pic of You holding a piece of paper that says my350z.com in your R33.
06-28-2009, 08:35 AM
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06-28-2009, 08:45 AM
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