Yeah that simply isn't true. You must have owned cars with enough power a lot can happen with more power.
^someone who is going to wreck his car "roll racing" on the street and then realize why the "old guys" stopped doing it.
Word. Im not even that old (I think) but know better.
Totally agree with your assessment. I just picked up my Mazda SUV from the shop for the second time.. first time someone rear ended me (thank God it wasn't in the stang), the insurance quote came back as totalled.. took the payoff and kept the car, got it fixed for 2 grand less than estimate/payoff.......4 weeks later my son hits some ice on first snowy/icy weather and slides into the side embankment on the hwy.. He did all the right things, not speeding but the car just slid. Guess how much the second repair cost. I have a little butt-hurt right now...
RIP Malcolm Young :cheers:
I don't know. I think I could. Beat you. You on slicks and me on drag radaial.:shrug:
Calling someone butthurt is somewhat like calling someone racist. There's no good response. That's why the kids these days use the expression. I find it to be a weak gimmick usually used online by people who can't win an argument with facts.
Is this going to be the British vs. English route debate???? But to answer your question I'm not really into the your or urban dictionary meanings. Why? Because like I alluded to in my post it is pointless when year over year new models will be, well, new. New in most cases also means better and more expensive.
