more than month without driving... :(
Feb 9, 2008, 03:04 PM
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he cannot drive because his ankle is broken.. thank god you all were safe and just endure the 3 months without driving the evo..for 3 months go wash your car and buy parts for it while you cannot drive it, so when ur finally able to drive..you will have fun with your beast! haha later..
Feb 9, 2008, 03:26 PM
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Glad you guys are pretty much ok; could be worse....as for not driving the evo, I hate the salty winters we have here in northeastern ohio. I don't take the evo out to play till the salt has gone away.
Glad you guys are pretty much ok; could be worse....as for not driving the evo, I hate the salty winters we have here in northeastern ohio. I don't take the evo out to play till the salt has gone away.
Feb 10, 2008, 02:42 AM
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I also am not able to drive my car, but mine is for six months. I am temporarily stationed in Atlanta for an Army mission. I had to leave my car at home and currently ******* on a Pontiac Torrent as a rental. It's an alright vehicle to get around in but I miss the performance of my Evo.
anyway how many languages do you speek?i would say just english..i mean american..
I think that's what I said 
Feb 12, 2008, 05:38 AM
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I think dino21 does a great job communicating his point if you read carefully.
To dino21, I hope you ankle heals up quick so you start flooring the throttle again! And I think everyone on those forums has a story about young wreckless drivers, so we know how frustrating those types of people are. I know I encounter them on the highway almost everyday.
Hope your friends get better soon as well!
By the way, what were you guys practicing before the accident if you don't mind me asking?
Feb 12, 2008, 06:02 AM
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There's "yanks" I talk to in person that I have a harder time understanding... This guy knows English as his second, maybe even his 14th language and he didn't use a "cuz" or a "ur" at all 
Talk about lame, a guy from Slovakia writes better English than 95% of the Americans on here.
Oh and he said for maybe a month or more, not 3 months, the guy who "translated" the story put the 3 months part in there. Hopefully its just a month dude! It sucks, but hey, on the bright side your Evo isn't broken!
Young + wreckless = the stupid, but I think I have more stories about idiot older drivers than younger ones, it is Utah, where yellow means go faster, Moms with mega-SUVs and cellphones, and all the damn Mormon Assault Vehicles!
Talk about lame, a guy from Slovakia writes better English than 95% of the Americans on here.Oh and he said for maybe a month or more, not 3 months, the guy who "translated" the story put the 3 months part in there. Hopefully its just a month dude! It sucks, but hey, on the bright side your Evo isn't broken!
Young + wreckless = the stupid, but I think I have more stories about idiot older drivers than younger ones, it is Utah, where yellow means go faster, Moms with mega-SUVs and cellphones, and all the damn Mormon Assault Vehicles!
Feb 12, 2008, 01:05 PM
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Most English speaking people don't realize how difficult it is to learn English as a second language.
I think dino21 does a great job communicating his point if you read carefully.
To dino21, I hope you ankle heals up quick so you start flooring the throttle again! And I think everyone on those forums has a story about young wreckless drivers, so we know how frustrating those types of people are. I know I encounter them on the highway almost everyday.
Hope your friends get better soon as well!
By the way, what were you guys practicing before the accident if you don't mind me asking?
I think dino21 does a great job communicating his point if you read carefully.
To dino21, I hope you ankle heals up quick so you start flooring the throttle again! And I think everyone on those forums has a story about young wreckless drivers, so we know how frustrating those types of people are. I know I encounter them on the highway almost everyday.
Hope your friends get better soon as well!
By the way, what were you guys practicing before the accident if you don't mind me asking?