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Originally Posted by CreativeDawn
He was trying to have fun and do a good deed for the onlookers and remember folks....Good deeds don't go unpunished as I've also learned from doing good deeds and getting a slap in the face right after.
Never try to do good deeds these days because they're frowned upon. Do a bad deed and you're called a heroic human! > 
I just saw the handicap sign on the front of his vehicle and am wondering if he's a Veteran? He looked to be younger as he drove by! Give this guy some respect! He was only trying to have fun and made a mistake in the process (like we all do).
SORRY, BUT I'D RATHER SEE THOSE IDIOTS FROM OAKLAND (OAKLAND SIDE SHOWS) crashing their "STOLEN CAMARO ENGINES" that are constantly being discussed in the C5 forums then THIS GUY who looks like he might be a VETERAN who served his country and PAID WITH HIS HARD EARNED MONEY for this car.
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Good people always get the shaft while bad people always make it out on top for some reason! Who wants to bet he was a Veteran who is only trying to have fun in his life after serving his country? If he is a Veteran (which at this point I'll assume), Thank YOU Sir for Serving!
When I see a >suit< drive by in a stock Ferrari, I just roll my eyes and look away knowing this guy is just driving for nothing but looks and has no real love for cars (sorry, just how I feel and yes this may be a narrow-minded comment).
When I see a guy in a 1st Generation Camaro souped up like this, I KNOW DAMN WELL he's a car guy and I have respect for this. I see this type of mentality here in the Bay Area all the time with the high-end Supercars...."BUILT NOT BOUGHT", remember that. |
Wow... lots of assumptions in this one. Lots.
As for the 'good deed'... What, gunning the engine, spinning tires, and giving a 'show' for the crowd is a good deed? Bull. This 'good deed' is the exact behavior that gets car meetups banned across the country.
But hey, you admit to doing it as well, so uhhh... thanks for being part of the problem.
