I also was not completely sober my 15th year of life....of course this was in the late 90's .....











I dont think things have changed too much actually....just trying to mimic Chazzy

 

Soph-y, I think you're like a '90s version of me. Except way, way cuter!

Oh, and seriously, I do think things have changed. Things are much scarier for young teens then they were when I was going through it. The alcohol and peer pressure are maybe the same, but the drugs are worse. Also, I could be wrong about this, but I think most teens I meet are aimless (and perhaps hopeless).

 

No I can totally agree with this...its actually scary to go around my neighborhood in Queens and see the same kids I babysat 5 years ago tripping on E and drinking in the street and getting escorted home by cops cuz they did something stupid.....and soooooooo many younger kids I know havent graduated from high school, let alone college...its so sad now...and I come from a very good neighborhood too

 

Tough to survive these days as a kid. I definitely appreciate that.

Keep that perspective, Soph-y (not that I'm worried about you)!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Chazmo
[B]I'm back...

 

Cool. I don't expect to ever see one around here. I'm trying to convince my two-Ferrari neighbor that he needs an Enzo, but it isn't working.

 

Your neighbor has TWO ferrari's?! I thought he had just the dino.

 

Yeah, he's got a beautiful coupe from the '60s; dunno the model though.

With a new Ferrari, though, there's the issue of insurance. With the classics, it's much cheaper. You'd really have to be filthy rich to own an Enzo. It's just that simple.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Chazmo
[B]Yeah, he's got a beautiful coupe from the '60s; dunno the model though.

With a new Ferrari, though, there's the issue of insurance.

 

Well, to be fair, you ain't gonna' find those brakes in Autozone. But, jeez, $24K for the rotors?? Unbearable.

Yeah, the Enzo truly defines the SuperCar concept.