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It is lame but, c'mon guys, he's 18. I could be 18 twice and still have change left over. Anybody besides the poster actually remember what 18 was like?
Yeah, I remember being young, and stupid, too. At least he has the brains to drive a vette, instead of a riced up Civic.
18 and have a Vette.... sure hope you think better when you are behind the wheel
hey hey .. is there something somebody would like to discuss about 18 year old's with a vette! ... huh!? HUH!? ...
... didn't think so.
Originally Posted by VetteBoy4Life
I am sure everyone has seen the "My other ride is..." bumper stickers out there, but what do you all think of getting "MY OTHER RIDE IS YOUR MOTHER" put somewhere on my MSG Vert. Too childish for a Vette? Keep in mind I am 18 and it seems funny to me now, but I was wondering how other Vette people would respond. Also where should it go on the car?
but seriously ... if you do that I'm going to have to take a drive to where-ever-the-heck you live and kick your @ss.
I don't care for bumper stickers on my vehicles, let alone the vette!!
But if you do put that sticker on your vette, any girl whose head you turn
to look at you and your vette, will look the other way after reading that!
Ok,, never on the vette,,,but I have a couple of old stickers on my beater truck,,,and only on my beater....they are required..lol...one is a slow moving triangle and the other is a peace sign....my bike has a real small one that say "go f--k yourself" on the sidecar.
And you have to admit that it is at least a little funny. And not a bumper sticker, just to make that clear.
So far bumper sticker, decal, aribrush, crayon, et al...
...it is a careless and immoral statement on any car or back alley fence...
...even at 18 I had some regard for what others considered in good taste or offensive...
Aspire to do what is good, right, and honorable...these are achievable by true men...
And you have to admit that it is at least a little funny. And not a bumper sticker, just to make that clear.
Nope. I don't have to admit that at all. And while I do appreciate this is just an attempt at humor - perhaps someday you will appreciate parenthood and that "mothers" are actually someone's mother, daughter, or wife and that your thought is just a crude, crass, and base remark. There is a "right" and a "wrong" out there and this one is just "wrong".
It is lame but, c'mon guys, he's 18. I could be 18 twice and still have change left over. Anybody besides the poster actually remember what 18 was like?
Didn't think so.
Plus, with all the younger guys we've lost to the ricer scene, I'm always impressed with one that drives a vette, whether he paid for it himself or not. Heck, he coulda' had his folks buy him a Honda.
Totally!! Not enough young guys buying Vette's. I hope it doesn't come back to bite GM in the azz. In twenty years to 30 years a lot of us won't be around to save the wave.
[QUOTE=Patches]It is lame but, c'mon guys, he's 18. I could be 18 twice and still have change left over. Anybody besides the poster actually remember what 18 was like?
Didn't think so.
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Yeah I remember my 18th birthday vividly. Lugging an M60 gun with leach's stuck to my jewels. Glad (honestly) that he is in a Vette. I just think the message is in poor taste now, and at that time in my life. It's his car, but he did ask for our opinion.
I agree with Patches on the part where most guys his age buy Fast and the Furious Hondas. At least he's driving a Corvette. But if you get lost and end up in my neck of the woods with that on the back of your car.... Some redneck is going to pull you out of your Vette and slam your head in the door about 20 times, then knife all of your tires. Don't put that sh*t on the back of your Corvette. Put it on your pickup or something else. Be proud to have the privelage to drive America's Sportscar. MHO - Enjoy your Corvette and the great feeling you get every time you take her out of the driveway.
Points taken, i guess it is too crude for what the Vette stands for. Scratch that off my list, now i can go back to dreaming about a Procharger.
And not to change the subject but it amazes me how little kids my age know about Corvettes, sadly i have been asked a lot if the car was front wheel drive. That is depressing.
And i guess i could have got a riced out civic, but then i would be like every other kid out there on the road. Plus the Vette is incredible, and i love it more every time i take it out for a cruise.