Sh** on a 4.6
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From: Sacramento CA
Sh** on a 4.6
the first day of school (tech) we had to tell who we were and what we drove and some dumb *** said I Tim and I drive a wheelie poppin 98 4.6 stang.... I new then I would own him and about 2 or 3 weeks later leavin school we met each other gettin on the free way... about 50mph or so 2nd gear I pulled along side of him and never saw his car again (except in the mirrors). the next day at school he tried to say i wasnt racin but lucky for me some one saw it and told the story right. To this day he still say I wasnt racin but his co pilot now says he ways and I have beatin him several time since at the track and road and side show...... 98 LS1
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From: Danville,PA
Re: Sh** on a 4.6
Actually, you are correct. The absence of "g" is not that bad. It's the total lack of punctuation, sentence structure, spelling, and general grammar, that is bad. So, you sir, can grow up once you realize that. Unless, everyone you know writes that way. In which case, you need to move out of the trailer park and seek some higher education.
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From: Near St. Louis
Re: Sh** on a 4.6
Originally Posted by frankthetank078
it isnt that big of a deal that the kid doesnt use the letter G at the end of some words....grow up
It was a simple question, no need to get upset over it.
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From: Benton, AR
Re: Sh** on a 4.6
Originally Posted by PAGregSS
Actually, you are correct. The absence of "g" is not that bad. It's the total lack of punctuation, sentence structure, spelling, and general grammar, that is bad. So, you sir, can grow up once you realize that. Unless, everyone you know writes that way. In which case, you need to move out of the trailer park and seek some higher education.
Actually, you are correct. The absence of "g" is not that bad. It's the total lack of punctuation, sentence structure, spelling, and general grammar that is bad. Once you realize this, you, sir, can grow up. If everyone you know writes in such a way, you need to move out of the trailer park, and seek a higher education.
I'm sure my post has quite a few grammatical mistakes, if you care enough to point them out, then be my guest; I don't care.
Oh, and to the OP, learn to use the 'g' key, alright?
