OCPETE
GT Owner
Now - get to bed before your dad chews all of us out for keeping you up late!!!!!
It means study, get to bed, and get a frikkin paper route :thumbsup
It means study, get to bed, and get a frikkin paper route :thumbsup
A Question for any GT Owner
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Roadtrip
GT Owner
- Dec 28, 2006
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Sadly at 37, I'm starting to feel old, especially when a fetus applies for the vanity plate "In GT We Trust".
Good Night John Boy.
goodnight, if i were you id take my car for a late night spin around the block and wake everyone up :banana
Ive read threw this and it seems like a joke, Ive been 14 once and did the same thing. As empty pockets said years fly by I rember when I was 14 and it sure as hell doesnt seem like 3 years ago.
When I was 14 I my only interests were chasing girls and playing sports.
I am still in my early 30s but I think it is a little sad that a teenager spends his time on a PC talking to older man about a $160k car that his dad is going to buy him if he does well at school.
I have nothing against rewarding a youg son/daughter for doing well at school. I believe that education is one of the most important key to success in life these days. So I would want my daughters (I have 2) to focus on that as if that was their job.
But what strikes me a little wierd is the questions/answers given by our young guest.
He gets all defensive when legitimate doubts are raised about his age.
He talks Ford GTs and Bentleys but wonders if there is a difference in the ride (Cmon my 4yr old daughter knows that the GT is like Lightening McQueen aka race car and there is a diff between the GT and even a 911).
He stomps on his 14 yr old friend with the Mustang because he fears of losing his driving license at the 1st speeding ticket and he swears he's scared of going faster than the speed limit.
He's asking questions abt the wheels and the GTX1 so that he's prepared when the opportunity comes....
It just rings troll to me... sorry
I am still in my early 30s but I think it is a little sad that a teenager spends his time on a PC talking to older man about a $160k car that his dad is going to buy him if he does well at school.
I have nothing against rewarding a youg son/daughter for doing well at school. I believe that education is one of the most important key to success in life these days. So I would want my daughters (I have 2) to focus on that as if that was their job.
But what strikes me a little wierd is the questions/answers given by our young guest.
He gets all defensive when legitimate doubts are raised about his age.
He talks Ford GTs and Bentleys but wonders if there is a difference in the ride (Cmon my 4yr old daughter knows that the GT is like Lightening McQueen aka race car and there is a diff between the GT and even a 911).
He stomps on his 14 yr old friend with the Mustang because he fears of losing his driving license at the 1st speeding ticket and he swears he's scared of going faster than the speed limit.
He's asking questions abt the wheels and the GTX1 so that he's prepared when the opportunity comes....
It just rings troll to me... sorry
SteveA
GT Owner/B.O.D
LOL! Last year after I purchased my 05' my plumber (a one truck operation) looked at it from top to bottom and left to right then calmly stated he is going to have to wait for an 06' because his wife is making him pay cash:lol . Last month he showed me his 06'.:bored
And you could very well be right. As I said, I'd wondered too.
But then you gotta ask the question: How big a looser would one have to be to take the time to screw around on this site pretending to be a 14 year old? To "gain" what, exactly?:shrug
I'll just take at face value he is what (who) he says he is and go with it. 'No big deal to me.
The only things guaranteed in life are death, taxes, and kids asking how people afford their exotic cars on the internet. :lol
Use the search.
Use the search.
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