The decline of car culture in America and America's youth
09-27-2012, 07:26 PM
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Life is too short to drive boring cars. Yeah, I might be getting from point A to point B, but I'm going to have fun while doing it. And on weekends point A to point B might be a quarter mile at a time, one lap at a time, or one car show at a time.
09-28-2012, 06:04 AM
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Loosen up that **** ring a bit and dont get so caught up in a thread.
Chad
09-29-2012, 05:08 AM
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I can't stand the new generation of car enthusiasts. I remember when I was 16 running out at HRP. I used to look up to all the older guys, talk with them, "Yes sir", "No sir", etc. I just turned 30 and am still that way to older guys. The new guys generally turn me off to car meets, etc. Just not my thing.
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09-29-2012, 11:36 AM
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If the members here believed that, this website would not exist. Are you purposefully acting dain bramaged in a trolling attempt?
Life is too short to drive boring cars. Yeah, I might be getting from point A to point B, but I'm going to have fun while doing it. And on weekends point A to point B might be a quarter mile at a time, one lap at a time, or one car show at a time.
Life is too short to drive boring cars. Yeah, I might be getting from point A to point B, but I'm going to have fun while doing it. And on weekends point A to point B might be a quarter mile at a time, one lap at a time, or one car show at a time.
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