Hey kx, (Bryan) don't think we are some sort of young people haters, because none of us are. And I'm glad you decided to chill a little. Remember the only way you will know more than your parents is when you are older than them, and the only way that's going to happen is when they are gone.[&:] Trust me I like people of all ages, and we try and instill that in our 11 year old. At church there are no age circles, young, old and anywhere in between all get along. Iusedtoplayed on-line games, and the majority of the players were your age, and we all had a great time, besides its hanging out with young folks like yourself that keeps all of us young. Peace man.

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[sm=smiley31.gif]In a non Michael Jackson sort of way. [8D]

 

hahahahahahahahaha! no prob


ps deej, ive always known more than my parents[8D] jk, theyve tought me more than i could ever ask for.

 

ahhh to be young again, so many memories, so many near death experiances...

 

Mr. King, Mr. King...

wow sir.. time for my brotherly chime, if you please..


if you'd like to know what driving in a combative nature and acting silly on the streets will cost you, just PM me, i'll tell the WHOLE story about going to jail, and spending close to 15G on court costs and fines over the years.

i woulda beat that dudes *** to diffuse the situation and do it before he had the chance to get a weapon... but thats just me..[&:]

we've ALL been in "those" situations, bro. questionable acts that leave us thinking "damn.. probably shouldn't have done that!" reasonable thinking comes with age.. trust me.. i will not expect you to be mature enough to think of the financial ramifications, legal cluster F, and physical possibilities from your actions. (no offense, please) i've done questionable things myself. i've run from cops.. i've chased ppl down and yelled at cagers and all that. stupid? yup. justifiable? no.. (well, yelling at the cager was a blast!! and he almost hit me.. so.. yes-justifiable)

man, ANYTHING can happen dude. anything. that jerkoff coulda hit a possum or deer and lost it, crashing you and causing permanent disfigurement. i've been thru a windshield once.. NOT a pleasant experience, sir. don't condone putting yourself in a position where you're spitting glass out and wondering where you are.

i am phenomenally happy you've come thru unscathed, not shot up, beat up, or anything else.. you are lucky in the sence that where F.M. and EMS live are nasty, and not area where you want to challenge someone.. i'll personally vouch for EMS's area.. its my hometown of pittsburgh. i've had guns pulled on me as well.. yet another undesirable experience.

please, learn from my mistakes, if you'd like.. i'll gladly share em with ya so you don't have to spend THOUSANDS of dollars on chit you shouldn't be spending it on.. (fines..)

something like 1 out of 10 ppl are mentally unstable.. you don't want to cross the 1 person that is the statistic!!

 

Yea just driving to and from work for me is ok, cause im north of the city a little bit, but when you get down into the city, craziness...... i used to drive straight through the city to go to ITT on the other side.... not fun at rush hours of the morning, wish i had a bike back then... They are nasty drivers down there, very aggressive, ive had people try to push me into a tractor trailer and crazy crap like that... listen to white hendrix..... If someone cuts ya off just scream at them in your car...leave them be, I was going up rt 65 the other day in my truck in the slow lane and some lady pulled out in front of me so i switched to the fast lane, and next thing i knew she was coming into the fast lane, so i had to switch back to the slow lane, all inches away from her car, shes lucky i know my truck as well as i do.... i just drove by looked at her and shook my head...... idiot.... i dont initiate conflict, but if someone pulls something on me, i can do the same....

 

Actually it more than that, read my sig[8D]

 

Yea its pretty rough here. 2 miles to get to work, and yesterday I actually saw another car.[8D][8D][8D] And people wonder why I hate the city and let my wife drive when we get there. Oh and a city to me is any place with two stop lights. Sorry didn't mean to rub it in, but man I love this place. I'd rather live under a bridge here than in a mansion in the city, and that is a fact.

 

gotta agree with ya deej - closer you are to the city to more rude people are and the more stressful and less enjoyable life is

 

haha, i wonder what its like to drive a taxi in the city[&:]

and hendrix... i'd love to hear (read[8D]) those stories.

and i hate the city, its cool to visit and all, but its to chaotic and confined for me. i cant stand city life, i love driving 5+miles everywhere i go on longgg hillyy roads (no scarcisim intended). derry barely has 35,000 ppl and they're pretty varied. the most commomn are the spoiled oblivious housewife, the sunday driver, the scardey cat, the ---hole, the nice guy and the speed demon.

in the city it narrows down to.. the scardey cat and the ---hole[8D]

 

but if you think america cities are crazy try egypt - every intersection is a clusterf%^k - nobody pays attention to the lights, you get through my honking, gesturing, swearing, and scraping body parts. not a place to rent a car.