No S2k for Me
01-07-2002, 01:06 AM
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Alright I'll chill 
By the way I'm in the Airforce. You think I've done a lot? I really haven't. Theres a lot more to do. The whole jist of my post is, you would appreciate this fine automobile ( and many other things)a little more, once you truly deserve it. I understand your father is considering getting one for you and if i was in your position I'd be hopping for joy also( if I got the "b" 
)now your friend who has had one since he was 16. He alluded to, if any one who worked at McDonalds with a $5 dollar job had one, we'd have more "kills" in are street encounters section. That's half the problem with some one of lesser maturity having a car with a certain look and capability. They're more likely willing to drag race and put others at risk for showing off's sake. Now I understand any Toyota corolla or Subaru can kill someone. But the feeling of an S 2000 in your hands might be more then some kids could resist.They are more likely to drive fast and a little more recklessly cause they feel more capable and bullet proof. You guys might be an exception, if so, hats off to ya. I just think they are certain things you have to grow into. If you're big boys, let the other ya hoos drive stupid and increase there insurance. now I'm chillin>>>>>>>>>>>> 
By the way I'm in the Airforce. You think I've done a lot? I really haven't. Theres a lot more to do. The whole jist of my post is, you would appreciate this fine automobile ( and many other things)a little more, once you truly deserve it. I understand your father is considering getting one for you and if i was in your position I'd be hopping for joy also( if I got the "b" )now your friend who has had one since he was 16. He alluded to, if any one who worked at McDonalds with a $5 dollar job had one, we'd have more "kills" in are street encounters section. That's half the problem with some one of lesser maturity having a car with a certain look and capability. They're more likely willing to drag race and put others at risk for showing off's sake. Now I understand any Toyota corolla or Subaru can kill someone. But the feeling of an S 2000 in your hands might be more then some kids could resist.They are more likely to drive fast and a little more recklessly cause they feel more capable and bullet proof. You guys might be an exception, if so, hats off to ya. I just think they are certain things you have to grow into. If you're big boys, let the other ya hoos drive stupid and increase there insurance. now I'm chillin>>>>>>>>>>>>
01-07-2002, 07:12 AM
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Originally posted by R-T-R
................They're more likely willing to drag race and put others at risk for showing off's sake. Now I understand any Toyota corolla or Subaru can kill someone. But the feeling of an S 2000 in your hands might be more then some kids could resist.They are more likely to drive fast and a little more recklessly cause they feel more capable and bullet proof. You guys might be an exception, if so, hats off to ya. I just think they are certain things you have to grow into. If you're big boys, let the other ya hoos drive stupid and increase there insurance. now I'm chillin>>>>>>>>>>>>
................They're more likely willing to drag race and put others at risk for showing off's sake. Now I understand any Toyota corolla or Subaru can kill someone. But the feeling of an S 2000 in your hands might be more then some kids could resist.They are more likely to drive fast and a little more recklessly cause they feel more capable and bullet proof. You guys might be an exception, if so, hats off to ya. I just think they are certain things you have to grow into. If you're big boys, let the other ya hoos drive stupid and increase there insurance. now I'm chillin>>>>>>>>>>>>
Dale
01-07-2002, 07:14 AM
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Originally posted by DSF_S2k
Who is he talking about here...
Who is he talking about here...
01-07-2002, 07:50 AM
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Originally posted by SpEeDxXxRaCeR
BTW: I got oil change this morning.
BTW: I got oil change this morning.
How's your insight break in?
mileage?
comfort?
Do you get the "aww" feeling when you see another insight while driving yours?, like when your driving your s2000 and spotting another s2000?
How many Insights do you see? I've only seen 3 in since they came out in 2000. I did get a thumbs up from a guy last week (he was in an Explorer).
