Am I now considered a r3v "old fuck"? (reference to George Carlin)

[Dozyproductions]

you were old school in 2007. Let's get to seeing your old ass some time huh?

[mtechnik]

[accident]

Miss you Mariano. Was sad to not see you at Dockweiler :(

[MR 325]

I am driving you and your M3 to the next meet, end of story.

[Streetspec_iS]

Mariano, you'll always be my bodyguard.

[TurboJake]

I am driving you and your M3 to the next meet, end of story.

I'm not entirely sure if this would be an insult, or a gentlemen chivalry...

[5spoke]

To answer it simply.... yes.


But who gives a shit, at least you are not making threads about just getting your learners permit and drifting in between dump trucks and tractor trailers.

[Vince30]

I am not quite seeing why this thread was necessary.

[dirty30]

I am not quite seeing why this thread was necessary.

shhhh!... Let the elders speak.

[smooth]

hard to believe it's been this long

[mtechnik]

shhhh!... Let the elders speak.

Exactly.

[frankenbeemer]

I'm getting all misty here.

[MR 325]

I've got a semi.

[mikeedler]

What's up man! Stefan was just asking about you yesterday when i was at his shop.
nice to hear from you.

[markseven]

Eric - My question comes from the fact that I was always somewhat laughing at those dudes with families that couldnt come on and never go to meets due to life and family (I now have 2 small children) and thought "haha, old fuck" and you never saw them, even though it killed them not to be able to get to meets or be fucking around on the computer for hours on end. hahaha. It also doesnt help that the state of California has saw it fit to restrict me from driving my M3 for some years. Am I growing up, or am I just becoming an old fuck? I miss all you guys. And I dont show up to meets because its a hassle. I cant even take my car there (license issues still). Shit, I didnt even think I would make it to 30, let alone 31. I think my actions of my highly questionable decisions in my 20's are really taking their toll. haha

Priorities - you have them.

To Eric's point, cars may come and go, but we have one chance to set our kids on the right course. As much as I love my car, it's never going to run up and give me a hug for no reason ;)