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Old Apr 12, 2006 | 03:26 AM
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ur 15, and u own ur won business?? WHat kind?
Old Apr 12, 2006 | 03:29 AM
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It's called Under Pressure Concrete Cleaning (pressure washing). Were in Ohio and Im working on getting a site put up right now
Old Apr 12, 2006 | 03:48 AM
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The kid who owns that 'stang is smart....... probably deserves it. See how she parked it in the end stall hugging the curb to protect that fine ride?
A kid that shows good judgement like that should be rewarded.
Old Apr 12, 2006 | 04:12 AM
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AMaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing. At least the "kid" knew how to park it correctly, to avoid door dents.
Old Apr 12, 2006 | 04:15 AM
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If that kid were a member I think it would be a ROTM car for sure
Old Apr 12, 2006 | 07:50 AM
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ORIGINAL: Stang Skeleton

It all depends on the relative environment. Looking at this from a psychological perspective, if you live in a really nice area and everyones first car is a bimmer, mercedes, or even a ferrari, well then you're not exactly spoiled for getting a new GT at 16. Now, that is obviously one end of the spectrum. At the other end, if you compare us to another country/continent like say Africa as nothsa did, well then everyone here is extremely spoiled seeing as we are sitting here on our computers on the internet talking about cars when most people there probably cannot even begin to comprehend the concept of a car, let alone a computer. Thus, all in all, you cant technically call someone spoiled. Thats essentially an opinion, which ofcourse everyone is entitled to. We've all got the new stangs and thats pretty cool, weather your 15 or 60. (Sleeper 05, so "u" started a business huh? thats impressive. btw, USC=University of Spoiled Children.lol)
if you are referring to Automotive Designs, no, you are the original founder and i just kinda help out here and there ya know ;-) . i was referring to a nonprofit organization that raised money for a few charities through an annual golf tournament hosted by my dad's bar at a golf course in Nicholas, Ca back home. but now that im not there, my dad integrated it into the bar (the business). im not taking credit for your work, but i didn't think i had to be specific on here. yes of course everyone is spoiled here...im just one of those "poor" middleclass peeps ya know?

lunch tomo?
Old Apr 12, 2006 | 12:35 PM
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Don't say someone is so smart because of where they park. It was probably the first available spot. I've seen it parked between 2 cars several times.


"Not to be a smarta$$ or anything, but aren't you more concerned about your (future) kids safety than the car?

One of the plus sides of having a nice new car is the safety. I don't think it really matter's what car a teenager drives because we are still going to speed, and with a POS car the chances of getting seriously injured in a minor accident are much greater than getting injured if you were in a car that was safer.

IMO, when I grow up I will buy my kids a safe car (even if it is really expensive), even if they deserve it or not.
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If safety is an issue buy your kid a 100hp honda. I'd say that is much more safe than a 300hp stang.
Old Apr 12, 2006 | 01:05 PM
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ORIGINAL: nothsa

JStang :: -1, untrue when i'm extremely close with my parents and they bought me a Mustang. My dad cared enough about getting me a nice car he didn't get an 06 Corvette, he put the money toward my car and got a Mustang for himself too.
Huh? What does that have to do with anything I said? What you're saying is that you don't appreciate what your parents give you? If not, then I don't see what your comment has to do with anything I said. Unless you are arguing in favor of having your parents hand you stuff that you do not appreciate, then your comment is misplaced. Go back and re-read my post.
Old Apr 12, 2006 | 01:15 PM
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LOL, again thats funny because i'm only seventeen and in less than 6 months i'll be running my own business when I turn 18 on my OWN while attending college. If you're look at intelligence, I don't think you are very bright because I have nothing to worry about and am laughing at how successful I am going to be compared to you.
Just a suggestion, if you're going to gauge your "success" based on comparisons to other people, you are in store for one sad, disappointing life.

I'm really scratching my head here at your sanctimonious attitude. You seem to be quite disproportionately offended by these comments here.
Old Apr 12, 2006 | 02:15 PM
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You never know. Maybe the kid built the car with his dad. I restored two muscle cars in high school with my dad. Hundreds of hours of hard work. I appreciated those two cars possibly more than anything I've ever owned.



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