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and we're cool at the meets, but then you have no problem making it known that you don't like my car and choose to laugh every time someone says something about it. If someone was talking shit about your car, I wouldn't post an agreement to it, I'd either ignore it because I don't want to start a problem like this, or I'd back you up if I disagreed. I don't mind that you don't like my car, I know a lot of people don't, but I don't think it's very courteous to anyone to make fun of someone elses car. While I may not like something that someone did to their car, if you look at every post of mine, I don't think you'll find many instances where I've said anything to make fun of their car (If you don't have something nice to say, then don't say nothing at all). It's just aggravating that I've been brought up to try to accept everyone and discriminate against no one, and yet, because I have black rims and don't think a vented hood just for the sole purpose of looks is a good idea, you discriminate against me. I'm not trying to single you out, everyone on this site does this, but I thought it'd be different since we attend the same Z meets, have the same love for Z cars, and typically get along when we're not behind our computer screens. Can you understand why I'm aggravated about this?
==========Sig Begins Here========== "Used to date a girl that was missing her right hand......
She drove [a] Civic (5spd with a big circle a-top shifter) and wore a lot clothes that had a lot of buttons. She felt she needed to simplify her life for no one. But the relationship went down hill cause I began to think she was rude. She never clapped at concerts, she never liked working out (and I am a big jump rope freak), when we went swimming ... she would just swim around in circles by herself, I used to whoop her as at Playstation. Like I said... she was just boring" - Posted by Milo (Sport Z Magazine) on October 27, 2003 at 12:27 PM 
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