LBP S2000 spotted in Chesapeake, Va
02-21-2012 | 06:36 AM
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Oh I will... I always let my kids ride with me in my miata and it will continue with the S when I get back from Afghan. I'll also be starting my son this fall on kart racing. He's not even 5.
Maybe we're not the haters, but you're the one hating on that guy's kid, envious of the fact that the kid has a cool dad unlike yours.
That statement was blatantly rhetorical, but retarded logic must be dealt with in a retarded manner.
~Diane
Maybe we're not the haters, but you're the one hating on that guy's kid, envious of the fact that the kid has a cool dad unlike yours.
That statement was blatantly rhetorical, but retarded logic must be dealt with in a retarded manner.
~Diane
02-21-2012 | 06:37 AM
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Originally Posted by barhonda_s2k' timestamp='1329836592' post='21435067
you guys are just typical haters to someone that doesnt use this site as much as others. i see it all the time on here. since im not a member im the one thats wrong when some dude drives his kid around in his s2000. just not something a normal person would do. and if you would then you obvisouly lack some commen sense. you can enjoy time with your kid many other ways then driving around town in your s2000. but yeah you can do whatever you want and say whatever you want. you guys are the memebers so you automatically are better and cooler then i am lol.. im not internet bench racing, im just trying to say it seems wrong to me. maybe just the way i was brought up. and airbag cut off, yeah well like originally stated i thought it was an ap1. my mistake. also didnt know 06+ has airbag shut off. still doesnt make it safe in my eyes. but do as you please.
02-21-2012 | 06:41 AM
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Oh I see, trying to pull the Military card...
I've been in the USN for 10 years, working on F-14B Tomcats and F/A-18F Super Hornets. I appreciate your service, but that has nothing to do with anything right now.
And, the Army needs to do a better job of educating people.
I've been in the USN for 10 years, working on F-14B Tomcats and F/A-18F Super Hornets. I appreciate your service, but that has nothing to do with anything right now.
And, the Army needs to do a better job of educating people.
02-21-2012 | 06:41 AM
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you guys are just typical haters to someone that doesnt use this site as much as others. i see it all the time on here. since im not a member im the one thats wrong when some dude drives his kid around in his s2000. just not something a normal person would do. and if you would then you obvisouly lack some commen sense. you can enjoy time with your kid many other ways then driving around town in your s2000. but yeah you can do whatever you want and say whatever you want. you guys are the memebers so you automatically are better and cooler then i am lol.. im not internet bench racing, im just trying to say it seems wrong to me. maybe just the way i was brought up. and airbag cut off, yeah well like originally stated i thought it was an ap1. my mistake. also didnt know 06+ has airbag shut off. still doesnt make it safe in my eyes. but do as you please.
YA a big group of bullies on s2ki lol. Go back to H-T and hang out there
02-21-2012 | 06:42 AM
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The front seat is a more dangerous environment than the rear seat for two reasons. First, recent crash data show that children 15 years and under have a 40% lower risk of serious injury in the back seat compared to the front seat (Durbin et al., 2005). This increased risk occurs because the front passenger compartment is more likely to have intrusion than the back seat area in frontal crashes, which are the most common type. Consequently, FMVSS 213 requires manufacturers to say in their instructions “that, according to crash statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating positions than in the front seating positions.”
Bunk.
02-21-2012 | 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Nandska' timestamp='1329837363' post='21435110
[quote name='barhonda_s2k' timestamp='1329836592' post='21435067']
you guys are just typical haters to someone that doesnt use this site as much as others. i see it all the time on here. since im not a member im the one thats wrong when some dude drives his kid around in his s2000. just not something a normal person would do. and if you would then you obvisouly lack some commen sense. you can enjoy time with your kid many other ways then driving around town in your s2000. but yeah you can do whatever you want and say whatever you want. you guys are the memebers so you automatically are better and cooler then i am lol.. im not internet bench racing, im just trying to say it seems wrong to me. maybe just the way i was brought up. and airbag cut off, yeah well like originally stated i thought it was an ap1. my mistake. also didnt know 06+ has airbag shut off. still doesnt make it safe in my eyes. but do as you please.
you guys are just typical haters to someone that doesnt use this site as much as others. i see it all the time on here. since im not a member im the one thats wrong when some dude drives his kid around in his s2000. just not something a normal person would do. and if you would then you obvisouly lack some commen sense. you can enjoy time with your kid many other ways then driving around town in your s2000. but yeah you can do whatever you want and say whatever you want. you guys are the memebers so you automatically are better and cooler then i am lol.. im not internet bench racing, im just trying to say it seems wrong to me. maybe just the way i was brought up. and airbag cut off, yeah well like originally stated i thought it was an ap1. my mistake. also didnt know 06+ has airbag shut off. still doesnt make it safe in my eyes. but do as you please.
You still never answered my question on how a civic/sub-compact car is better than a S2000 in regards to safety from a larger vehicle.
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Correction you sound stupid in SOME posts, you sound like a little bitch in the rest.
02-21-2012 | 06:46 AM
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02-21-2012 | 06:48 AM
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02-21-2012 | 06:49 AM
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ahh navy must be nice. if only i could go back a couple years and knew better. anyways im well educated on stuff i care about. example my s2000 and many hondas ive had in the past. tought myself alot. like taking me about 8 hours to pull my old ap1 motor and drop in my new ap2 motor over this past weekend for my 4 day for presidents day. which included pulling my rsx crank gear and sensor and exhaust cam position gear and sensor for hondata kpro. along with my r33 skyline diff in my s2000. all custom.