Why I bought a new S2000

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07-07-2005 | 10:16 AM

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sheadlee

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Originally Posted by batguano,Jul 7 2005, 01:35 PM

So far,you're right. All my friends think I've gone loopy.

Let them keep thinking that...while you continue to have an absolute blast driving the 'blue rocket'

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A few of my friends...younger mostly...wonder why I enjoy looking for twisty roads to drive. They will never understand, until they go for a ride and experience the joy!

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07-08-2005 | 05:46 AM

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batguano

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From: 407 Miles E of the Dragon

[QUOTE=sheadlee,Jul 7 2005, 10:16 AM] Let them keep thinking that...while you continue to have an absolute blast driving the 'blue rocket'

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07-08-2005 | 06:04 AM

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It's depressing how lots of people don't really appreciate a well rounded car till they are older. I have my select friends that are all about handling, but the majority of the people I know are all about straight-line speed. I'm constantly being asked "what does it run?", "Is it fast?", and "When are you gonna take it to the strip?"

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07-08-2005 | 02:34 PM

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batguano

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Originally Posted by RWD_HNDA,Jul 8 2005, 06:04 AM

I hear that a lot also. I tell them in a nice way that I could train a monkey to drive fast ina straight line. No skill in that. Monkeys dont do well on curvy roads however because that requires skill.

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