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Originally Posted by Cmike2780 (Post 3168359)

Lol, is this for real? Why even bother with starting this silly thread.

16 is too young to drive, let alone in a sports car. Nothing against you personally, but kids that your age are terrible drivers and make even more terrible decisions. You remind me of this kid on Long Island. His name Joseph Beer and his parents got him a shiny WRX once. I wasn't going to comment, but you're obviously trolling a bit. Just hope you make an effort to drive responsibly. For your sake and those around you.

Tell that to Max Verstappen. You know, the 17 year old F1 driver who is winning F1 Championship points this year.

Age has nothing to do with driving skill. When I was growing up a friend of mine was running quarter midgets when he was 12. He could handle a car very well. The flip side is the ability to make good decisions, you know, maturity. It's all about making good decisions. You can be a mediocre driver yet make great decisions, resulting in a great driver. My wife being an example.

Not sure how mature I am at 58.

at age 16, i was driving a push lawn mower...

jpkirk, im sure he had extensive training, spent his time practicing instead of posting things on a forum trying to seek attention.

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Originally Posted by jpkirk (Post 3168414)

I think that's the exception, not the rule.

Something tells me the OP isn't a 16yo racing prodigy.

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Originally Posted by Minsu (Post 3168391)

Im more, skips the jabs, and just unleash the uppercut kinda guy!

Lol,Ya I can see that! At the end of the day,I hope everyone just realizes that he's just a 16 year old kid that didn't know what he was in for when he started this thread.

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3168415)

at age 16, i was driving a push lawn mower...

no wait, dat wasnt accurate. i was driving MY DAD's push lawn mower...

Driving skill doesn't really translate on the street anyway. Sure it's nice to have the skills to make an accident-avoiding maneuver that most average drivers could not make. However, it's the constant decisions made while driving among other people on public roads that determines how safe a driver one is. Safe drivers rarely make bad decisions and frequently make good ones. Don't pick up your phone; don't do your makeup; don't read $hit; check your mirrors often; know your route before you get in the car; don't react to that aggressive driver; be polite to other drivers; all of these things work towards a safer and friendlier road environment.

Age can play into it quite a bit, but it's more about experience. The more experience you have on the road practicing safe driving habits, the safer driver you are :driving:

..and when i was 16, i was concerned about the girl next door.. and home work! :mad:

when i was 16, i also thought being an adult would be so waaay cool..

zits were also a problem.. :ugh:

When I was 16,i was 285 pounds...., wanted a z, couldnt fit. So I let the vtec kick in yo!

When I was 16, I was mainly concerned with touching as many boobs as possible.

also buying a condom.. that was so embarrassing! :ugh:

image you line up choosing an older woman clerk..then while waiting in line, a girl classmate takes over the cashier? :ugh2:
and all you have is that one box in your hand? :eekdance:

things were so simple at age 16.. :D

enjoy your youth young man.

LOL we just made this thread into, When I was 16...
SOMEONE START THIS THREAD NOW!

My my my... what have we here? Please allow me to catch up. I shall return.