racing kill leads to issue with daughter
02-28-2011, 11:26 PM
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yeah, I'm feeling old on this one. Talked to a friend... bench racing and stuff like that. Last I saw him was a few years ago. He's got a legit 11 second Neon (gutted, turbo, nitrous, other mods) that he'd gladly run against my T/A and another friend's 2nd Gen LT1 Camaro.
I told him my daughter just got her license and he was like "wasn't she in diapers and throwing McNuggets across the McDonald's dinning room not too long ago?"
Um... yup. My demon spawn has grown up. Now she's a gearhead in training. Thankfully, insurance "restrictions" prevent her from even looking at my G8
ancient man, I feel just ancient
I told him my daughter just got her license and he was like "wasn't she in diapers and throwing McNuggets across the McDonald's dinning room not too long ago?"
Um... yup. My demon spawn has grown up. Now she's a gearhead in training. Thankfully, insurance "restrictions" prevent her from even looking at my G8
ancient man, I feel just ancient
03-01-2011, 04:49 AM
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yeah, I'm feeling old on this one. Talked to a friend... bench racing and stuff like that. Last I saw him was a few years ago. He's got a legit 11 second Neon (gutted, turbo, nitrous, other mods) that he'd gladly run against my T/A and another friend's 2nd Gen LT1 Camaro.
I told him my daughter just got her license and he was like "wasn't she in diapers and throwing McNuggets across the McDonald's dinning room not too long ago?"
Um... yup. My demon spawn has grown up. Now she's a gearhead in training. Thankfully, insurance "restrictions" prevent her from even looking at my G8
ancient man, I feel just ancient
I told him my daughter just got her license and he was like "wasn't she in diapers and throwing McNuggets across the McDonald's dinning room not too long ago?"
Um... yup. My demon spawn has grown up. Now she's a gearhead in training. Thankfully, insurance "restrictions" prevent her from even looking at my G8
ancient man, I feel just ancient
03-29-2011, 05:16 PM
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I guess I have it made when it comes to my wife. When she is riding in the cobra with me she keeps an eye out for any muscle cars to race lol. The only time she starts freaking out is when we pass 140mph. Oh and is it sad that my 2 1/2 year daughter says go faster daddy?
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I guess I have it made when it comes to my wife. When she is riding in the cobra with me she keeps an eye out for any muscle cars to race lol. The only time she starts freaking out is when we pass 140mph. Oh and is it sad that my 2 1/2 year daughter says go faster daddy?
03-29-2011, 10:00 PM
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I guess I have it made when it comes to my wife. When she is riding in the cobra with me she keeps an eye out for any muscle cars to race lol. The only time she starts freaking out is when we pass 140mph. Oh and is it sad that my 2 1/2 year daughter says go faster daddy?
03-29-2011, 10:09 PM
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I guess I have it made when it comes to my wife. When she is riding in the cobra with me she keeps an eye out for any muscle cars to race lol. The only time she starts freaking out is when we pass 140mph. Oh and is it sad that my 2 1/2 year daughter says go faster daddy?
Indeed. I hope that's not what he meant though.
03-30-2011, 12:06 PM
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Only a complete moron would do something that damn stupid with their kids in the car. You guys were talking about being afraid of talks daughters getting a muscle car and was just giving a comparison of what I am in store for
03-30-2011, 12:16 PM
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03-30-2011, 02:40 PM
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BUT, if anyone with a teen who's been driving thinks for a second their darling child has been a perfect angel behind the wheel...
HA!
Mine normally drives like a granny, but I'm certain she's been saved by the radar detector once or twice. And then, there's the question of the sudden misalignment on one car (and her total lack of recollection as to what could have caused that
)
HA!
Mine normally drives like a granny, but I'm certain she's been saved by the radar detector once or twice. And then, there's the question of the sudden misalignment on one car (and her total lack of recollection as to what could have caused that
) 
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LMAAAAO...great write up, way to school the poor ignorant riceboy...my daughter is only 7 and shes stillll mad cuz daddy sold the "black race car" (01 WS6 M6)...hope shes equally happy when i get my C6 this summer lol.... totally funny great read...
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BUT, if anyone with a teen who's been driving thinks for a second their darling child has been a perfect angel behind the wheel...
HA!
Mine normally drives like a granny, but I'm certain she's been saved by the radar detector once or twice. And then, there's the question of the sudden misalignment on one car (and her total lack of recollection as to what could have caused that )
HA!
Mine normally drives like a granny, but I'm certain she's been saved by the radar detector once or twice. And then, there's the question of the sudden misalignment on one car (and her total lack of recollection as to what could have caused that
)