Originally Posted by mishuko (Post 3164453)

when i got home in the MT i stopped outsdie ran inside to open the garage then came back out. let's say i kept rolling backwards and stalling more than i'd like to count.

my parents thought i may have went for a drive again... no it was only 30 minutes of trying to get a hill start on my driveway.

apparently my launch or stall technique wasn't practical to creep into a garage!

Originally Posted by Array (Post 3164419)

:shakes head:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3164455)

yep, your next challenge is putting your car on ramps. lol :rofl2: btw, that raceramps i got recently is :tup: :woot:

Originally Posted by osbornsm (Post 3163165)

Why do people drive slower when going uphill?

- Is it like, more difficult, or something?
- Is it that they aren’t in good enough shape perhaps?
Yes!! That’s it… the drivers of other vehicles are actually SO obese that their cars are literally not powerful enough to propel their great density to greater altitude.

:stirthepot:

Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 3164557)

what oil do they use??

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3164191)

"Like this one?" Isn't actually a rhetorical question in the context you used. If you would like we can organize a Z meet in Central Florida and I will freshen up everyone's English. You would like that wouldn't you?

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3164418)

My Car Is Sexy As $%@!
Coming back from Publix, I saw a white Z and a slammed red BRZ parked next to each other outside the complex... Owners looked middle eastern/asian...

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3163719)

You over looked odor stench within anus gland?

Originally Posted by vtec to vvel (Post 3164621)

If you are going to "correct" other people's English skills, perhaps you should ensure yours is up to par. The "I" in "Isn't" shouldn't be capitalized. There should be a comma after "If you would like". Also, there should be the word "skills", or an equivalent noun, after "English".



Where did this random comment come from? And these three comments have no relation to each other. You state your opinion about your car. Then you talking about two cars parked next to each other at a grocery store. And lastly, you profile the potential owners of the two vehicles.

Also, Publix is NOT in every state. Some people may not know what you are talking about.



wtf dude?

Originally Posted by vtec to vvel (Post 3164621)

If you are going to "correct" other people's English skills, perhaps you should ensure yours is up to par. The "I" in "Isn't" shouldn't be capitalized. There should be a comma after "If you would like". Also, there should be the word "skills", or an equivalent noun, after "English".



Where did this random comment come from? And these three comments have no relation to each other. You state your opinion about your car. Then you talking about two cars parked next to each other at a grocery store. And lastly, you profile the potential owners of the two vehicles.

Also, Publix is NOT in every state. Some people may not know what you are talking about.



wtf dude?

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3164624)

You are wrong about everything. Your aimed antics insinuate that you have something against me. Why are you so mad? Do not take your lack of penis length out on me.

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3164629)

I can agree with you on the "I", however, a use of a comma after "If you would like" isn't necessary, as it creates a sentence fragment, creating two unnecessary clauses. Also, about the Publix thing, Google.

Originally Posted by vtec to vvel (Post 3164635)

"Publix Super Markets, Inc., commonly known as Publix, is an employee-owned, American supermarket chain based in Lakeland, Florida. Publix operates throughout the Southeast, with locations in Florida (760), Georgia (182), Alabama (58), South Carolina (52), Tennessee (38), and North Carolina (8)."

Per Google search, hence not in every state.

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3164636)

Good job! If you can do it, then surely anyone with access to the internet can. Therefore, you have no need to worry about whether someone knows or does not know about Publix (where shopping is a pleasure).
I never STATEed that its' in every STATE. I stated that Google will satisfy anyone's curiosity.

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3164624)

You are wrong about everything.

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3164629)

I can agree with you on the "I", however, a use of a comma after "If you would like" isn't necessary, as it creates a sentence fragment, creating two unnecessary clauses.

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3164636)

Good job! If you can do it, then surely anyone with access to the internet can. Therefore, you have no need to worry about whether someone knows or does not know about Publix (where shopping is a pleasure).
I never STATEed that its' in every STATE. I stated that Google will satisfy anyone's curiosity.

Originally Posted by Bad Boy (Post 3164640)

I am going to have some dinner and do some homework. It was fun chatting.