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Originally Posted by slasherx,Aug 30 2005, 01:44 PM
I'm 20, I pay for my own insurance, rent, car financing payments, bills, food, gas, school, books, stuff for myself every month (although school stuff is only a one semester thing). Just because people are young doesn't make them a punk instantly. It's the ones who act like a punk when they're driving that you need to look out for on the road.
Just in case you are wondering, I work everyday and none of the stuff I have was given to me.
You need to check yourself before you break yourself homie (I think that's right, not sure if that's cool anymore).
Just in case you are wondering, I work everyday and none of the stuff I have was given to me.
You need to check yourself before you break yourself homie (I think that's right, not sure if that's cool anymore).
check yourself before you wreck yourself (limp bizkit)
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There is not a disproportionately high punk ratio among S2000 owners compared to any other vehicle. It only appears this way because you are isolating a diverse subset of the population. If you were to step back a bit, you would realize this is just a problem with society in general. One that shows again the need for genetic weapons to isolate and eliminate all Americans under 30 so that we may start over and hopefully get things right next time.
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Originally Posted by Paul55100,Aug 30 2005, 02:47 PM
Umm... that was Ice Cube. Limp Bizkit is a feg
chickety-check yo'self before you wreck yo'self.
I couldn't remember so I googled it.
I used the white-boy spelling of yo'self and found the link to Limp Bizkit.
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I'm sure the age group of s2k owners is very wide. Some paid for it out of their own pockets, some had mommy and daddy buy it for them. Who cares? Life isn't fair, get over it. Most s2k owners i've met and come across were very cool and didn't portray that punk 16 year old with the new driver license/car syndrome mentality
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I am 38 , the person who owned my S before me was 76. The 76 year old happened to leave a Speeding Warning tucked in the owners manual.He was driving 38 in a 25 zone, if he was driving a Accord he probably would not have been pulled over. I have owned the car for ~ 2 weeks and only driven ~300 miles and have already had people driving an Integra , Mustang and Eclispe try to get me to race. I have had numerous comments from people that admire the car. I am uneasy parking the car unattended since I have seen several people giving a thorough inspection while parked. My point is in just the 2 weeks I have owned the car it has attracted a lot of attention , If you do not want the attention don't buy it.
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Well I was never any fan of rap so forgive my poor quote.
As far as krecik goes, there is a lot of attention associated with the car. Not only do you get more looks from the ladies, but cops and thieves look at you a lot more carefully. Not only that, but like he said, a bunch of immature kids revving their engines at you too.
As far as krecik goes, there is a lot of attention associated with the car. Not only do you get more looks from the ladies, but cops and thieves look at you a lot more carefully. Not only that, but like he said, a bunch of immature kids revving their engines at you too.