Too bad the little dumbphuque will probably have Dad pay to fix it. My kid would be spending every afternoon with a toothbrush getting the road and sidewalk cleaned up. That is after walking home from school.
I see that stupid fucking 'donut' trend everywhere. Stupid young idiots destroying their cars for fun. Never buy a used car until you know if one of those clowns owned it previously.
Every vehicle I have bought has been used, I learned a long time ago to focus on higher end sedans or cars. Since the owners were more likely to have taken care of it, I was pretty much assured of not getting something that was mistreated or adulterated in some manner. (Ever look under the dash of a 20 yr old car?)
There are only two kinds of guys who wear their hats backwards. They are either a welder or a c*ck sucker and that boy doesn't look like he knows how to weld.
My first car back in 1959, a 49 Chevy 2-Door, was so high off the ground a curb was no obstacle. But since I had to work hard at my after school 90 cents-an-hour job to earn the $50 to buy the beast I wasn't gonna screw around with it. Hell, it was the only magic carpet that was going to get me and my honey to the Drive-in.
Beemers....Johnny Carson joke: "Pres Reagan today toured a BMW factory where he observed highly trained German assembly technicians installing $30,000 price tags on $3,000 cars".
Some thing I laugh out and mock now.. But also something I would probably do when I was young and stupid.
ReplyDeleteToo bad the little dumbphuque will probably have Dad pay to fix it. My kid would be spending every afternoon with a toothbrush getting the road and sidewalk cleaned up. That is after walking home from school.
ReplyDeletePro-Tip - Lacquer thinner and Oil-Dri (kitty litter) will clean up an oil mess pronto-ASAP, but don't tell this Dipshit!
DeleteHe could barely get it to drift; that final understeer was so effin' predictable.
ReplyDeleteI see that stupid fucking 'donut' trend everywhere. Stupid young idiots destroying their cars for fun. Never buy a used car until you know if one of those clowns owned it previously.
ReplyDeleteEvery vehicle I have bought has been used, I learned a long time ago to focus on higher end sedans or cars. Since the owners were more likely to have taken care of it, I was pretty much assured of not getting something that was mistreated or adulterated in some manner. (Ever look under the dash of a 20 yr old car?)
DeleteDaddy was probably pretty pissed at junior for that one.
ReplyDeleteThere are only two kinds of guys who wear their hats backwards. They are either a welder or a c*ck sucker and that boy doesn't look like he knows how to weld.
ReplyDeleteHeh
DeleteAnd catchers
DeleteMy first car back in 1959, a 49 Chevy 2-Door, was so high off the ground a curb was no obstacle. But since I had to work hard at my after school 90 cents-an-hour job to earn the $50 to buy the beast I wasn't gonna screw around with it. Hell, it was the only magic carpet that was going to get me and my honey to the Drive-in.
ReplyDeleteFrom the end of the vid: girl in car: Can he even drive without a radiator?" boy with camera: "I dun know". Isn't that just typical.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention it looks like he either holed the oil pan or ripped it right off. Dumbass
Nemo
Another life saved by seat-belts.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, the sun got in his eyes... the downside of shading your neck with your ball-cap.
Beemers....Johnny Carson joke: "Pres Reagan today toured a BMW factory where he observed highly trained German assembly technicians installing $30,000 price tags on $3,000 cars".
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