Its not a bmw..but..50k car + 14 yr old kid, Also Manual Trans

[kirbykirbykirby3]

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oID=1399293032

It made me laugh

[bmw318tiChic]

aw man that really sucks... that's why i barely let anyone even touch my car lol..

[SDKmann]

I would beat the living crap out of my kid and then sell him as a child laborer to pay for the car if that ever happened (and if I ever had a kid). At least the garage got the worst of it, the car probably isnt too smashed up.

[HuGo]

Originally Posted by SDKmann

I would beat the living crap out of my kid and then sell him as a child laborer to pay for the car if that ever happened (and if I ever had a kid). At least the garage got the worst of it, the car probably isnt too smashed up.

Your stupid. Why would you beat your kid if YOU! are the one who would have gave him the keys in the first place. I understand if you were to say, he took the keys and wrecked it, but why hit him if you gave him the keys to begin with. Sh!t, if anything your kid should slap you.

[kirbykirbykirby3]

Yeah! I agree, If I ever had kids myself, he..wouldn't last long :P Not sure what will come first, blind fury of rage, or the shotgun.

[kirbykirbykirby3]

Lol, thats true. It would be complete ignorance of the parent to hand the keys of a new car to someone who can barley drive, nontheless a 14yr old on manual.

:P

[pnosker]

Originally Posted by kirbykirbykirby3

Lol, thats true. It would be complete ignorance of the parent to hand the keys of a new car to someone who can barley drive, nontheless a 14yr old on manual.

:P

Aren't you 15? Not that I should be saying much (I'm 17), but I know people our age (esp younger) are pretty naive. I don't suggest you get a stick unless you really know what you're doing. I learned on my mom's stock 2.0l neon.

Oh, also: Occupation:
IT Professional--Network Support Administrator/Analysis

I didn't know you had a career already.

[kirbykirbykirby3]

I know how to drive stick since I was 13. Its the only way you can drive a car in south America, Automatic just does not cut it.

Oh, and yup I have a career, since I was 13 as well, walked in a Computer store, asked to intern, 6 months later hired as a tech. Got my A+ Certification, and I'm currently heading for MCSE! =D

[HuGo]

Originally Posted by kirbykirbykirby3

I know how to drive stick since I was 13. Its the only way you can drive a car in south America, Automatic just does not cut it.

OUCH!! to you pnosker. Did you read that, just does not cut it!

[John W]

Originally Posted by kirbykirbykirby3

Oh, and yup I have a career, since I was 13 as well, walked in a Computer store, asked to intern, 6 months later hired as a tech. Got my A+ Certification, and I'm currently heading for MCSE! =D

That is awesome! The more training/experience you get sooner, the better. The salary range for IT is virtually limitless. Just make sure you complete a bachelor's degree because even if you know a lot, not having one will limit your earning potential.

[DustenT]

Originally Posted by kirbykirbykirby3

I know how to drive stick since I was 13. Its the only way you can drive a car in south America, Automatic just does not cut it.

Oh, and yup I have a career, since I was 13 as well, walked in a Computer store, asked to intern, 6 months later hired as a tech. Got my A+ Certification, and I'm currently heading for MCSE! =D

Good work. How many of the MSCE tests have you completed? I totally agree that you need at least a bachelor's degree in Computer Science to really make decent $ as a desktop tech/server architect. I work with some of the most brilliant IT professionals in the industry and you would be amazed by how many of them are going back to school for mba's and additional college education.

[kirbykirbykirby3]

hahahahaa! You make me laugh, 1996Bmw318TI

[HuGo]

Originally Posted by kirbykirbykirby3

hahahahaa! You make me laugh, 1996Bmw318TI

Not the first time i hear that in my entire life. If i had a dollar for everytime i hear that, I would have a sh!t load of dollars. Like a million bucks?

[pnosker]

Originally Posted by 1996Bmw318TI

Not the first time i hear that in my entire life. If i had a dollar for everytime i hear that, I would have a sh!t load of dollars. Like a million bucks?

Maybe the reason you hear that a lot is cause you tell people you have a Porsche GT?

[HuGo]

Originally Posted by pnosker

Maybe the reason you hear that a lot is cause you tell people you have a Porsche GT?

Your wrong buddy. I never had the porsche my whole life. And i dont have a gt but a GT3. And that wouldnt get me a million dollars cuz i havent told a million people. Maybe like 20 bucks from the car? I dont tell everyone cuz not everyone needs to know. On the other hand, this is internet, and i dont know you guys personally, so it doesnt matter who knows or not on here. But do me a favor though..... end this topic now. Let this be the last reply about this and lets get back on topic about the kid who smashed the car.