I've only had one accident and that was the curb.

 

OK OK, maybe it's less dramatic than the titles suggest.

Near Dog Death Experience Close To Speed Limit

Friend Hits Pole While Hidden Between Pedals

 

So Jaisin, how old are you anyhows with all these unfortunate events?

 

Well, judging by his profile he is 19 years and 8 months younger then I am. So I'm more than twice as old as he is.

OMG, time for me to get a life! :D

 

Careful. In addition to having questionable truth skills, he is VERY skilled at whining to forum admins. I got spanked for jumping on his **** last week about that stupid Mustang post.

 

I never said anything to the forum admin. I got the same message you did.

Thats your fault. I never said anything to the admins. I've never sent any messages to the admins. What you said was uncalled for and he noticed it.

 

I am 16. I bought my car on Friday the 13 back in August 2004. Maybe thats why I get so much bad luck.

 

"I bought my car".

Ahem, right.

How about

"Daddy bought my car."

 

I removed the extraneous information

 

I get social security because my mom died Christmas 2003 due to an unexpected stroke. I'll make a thread about it. Since you guys are being so inconsiderate about everything.

 

I agree... so many things happening... hitting pole, almost hitting dog, almost had car stolen.

Your parents bought you the car and still lets you drive it with all these things happening? Why don't you drive more safe... and stop making up stories.

 

So you used that money and bought yourself a 30k car at the age of 16... and still drive the way you do? Great job.

If this is another one of your tall tales, it's a pretty sick one.

 

He elaborated on his personal situation in the highly flamed first accident thread.

Jaisin, if your situation is the one you've described there, it's not a nice situation and losing a parent at young age is certainly dire. But in your situation a car and an internet forum about this car may distract you, but then the internet is harsh and not always (or almost never) the right place to discuss personal tragedy. That's what friends and, ideally, relatives are there for.

My advice would be not to take a forum too seriously, nor the car. You're sixteen, so it's the right time for night long discussions with friends and - of course - girls. Enjoy your car but don't focus too much on this forum.

 

You guys won't believe anything if it was flat under your nose. Jesus Christ. I am starting not to like this place like other people. What do you want me to do? Send you the damn death certificate or the organ donation letter? Will that make you happy?

HERE! How my mom died.

 

Thanks. The car doesn't distract me much. I drive it to get around town, and I come here to share my experiences and learn new things. Six months ago I wouldn't have know what a Blow off valve or FI or NA meant.

 

This may sound stupid (and in no way is intended as a flame), but how about selling the car and studying engineering with the money?

 

Jaisin:

I'm sorry about your mom. Having lost my dad about 13 years ago, I know the pain. I can't imagine losing a parent at such a young age.

You are an articulate, and obviously fairly intelligent guy. As much as we get in your face about the topics of your posts, I do have to admit it is so much nicer that you don't post like most people your age in that godawful IM shorthand crap. You use real english, even if we disagree with your subject matter.

Suggestion: Rather than constantly posting about all your mishaps and mistakes with your -8, your friends experiences and mistakes, and all your "almosts", try positing POSITIVE experiences. Or actual questions or comments of interest. Seriously, the whole "I almost did that" or "oops I wrecked my -8" or "I was almost racing this Mustang" stuff is really really maddening to most of us who drive our cars well and responsibly. Nearly every single post of yours have been about stupid, adolescent and dangerous behavior that the vast majority of us abhor.

If your college finances aren't already taken care of (and if they are, congrats - make sure you work and study hard), then I'm with AQA here - sell your -8 and go to college. I think it's a far better lasting legacy to your mother than a sports car that could ultimately kill you.

Stew

 

Thanks for your wise words. I post my stories cause I am a pesimist. :D JK

 

Why do you guys have to be such asses on poor kids...damn you people are awfull...saying he was a liar and everything...id feel like **** if i was the one calling out Jaisin. Bastards

 

Man...you really need to be careful man... seems like you are "marked"...




......for real..i'm being serious..watch for the signs... rent "final destination 2"

 

Because this is the internet and a person is not neccessarily the same person in the internet as it is in real life, if you get the drift.

And concerning the bastard issue, I guess Stew and I were not all too harsh with Jaisin, or at least stopped being harsh after Jaisin came across with a little more information on his background. I think Stew expressed it pretty well in his post, most people here want a serious discussion on technical and driving issues in the first place. Jaisin posted a string of mishaps that sounded a lot like he's gonna kill himself with the car in the near future.

 

^ First off, information from the internet is never wrong.
Aww....when reading that 2nd paragraph it seems like you care about him *blushes*
Stew is a kinda funny name

 

How the hell did a dog manage to drive your 8 at 65 mph?






... Damn you guys are slow. :p

 

^rofl

 

"Care" is the wrong word here. I care about my girlfirend, my family, my friends, some other people close to me, my cats and myself. And that's about it. But on the other hand, why feed the kid to the sharks.