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Tave 1 year ago
#11 that HAD to hurt! ouch!
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Mark 1 year ago
Tave,
No doubt. Face first too.
No doubt. Face first too.
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Dicie 1 year ago
#9 I would just walk in and leave it open. And when (if) the guy with the camera tried to shut the door I would toss/kick him out.
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Madge 1 year ago
#1 The best anti millennial theft deterrent. 
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August 1 year ago
Madge,
My mother drove stick shift. My wife drives stick shift. My sisters drive stick shift. Common in Europe.
My mother drove stick shift. My wife drives stick shift. My sisters drive stick shift. Common in Europe.
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Waldo 1 year ago
August,
you'd think it's an IQ test..
you'd think it's an IQ test..
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Adelphia 1 year ago
August,
In the US it is not the case though. But it was also not the case 30 years ago. EU is more into tech that saves material, energy and money. Stick shift does that. Cost less, and if you learn to properly use it, it has advantages.
In us they value time more -or- differently.
In the US it is not the case though. But it was also not the case 30 years ago. EU is more into tech that saves material, energy and money. Stick shift does that. Cost less, and if you learn to properly use it, it has advantages.
In us they value time more -or- differently.
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Ignatzio 11 month s ago
Madge,
Born in 1980. My first car (1996) was a 1970 mustang manual shift. My dad agreed to allow me to purchase it but I had to drive it home. He made me learn the hard way and I'm grateful for it. I had only ever drove the 1955 chevy farm truck in granny gear before.
Born in 1980. My first car (1996) was a 1970 mustang manual shift. My dad agreed to allow me to purchase it but I had to drive it home. He made me learn the hard way and I'm grateful for it. I had only ever drove the 1955 chevy farm truck in granny gear before.
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Zachy 1 year ago
#29 play stupid games, win stupid prizes 
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Tilford 1 year ago
#29 Moron.
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Ozzy 1 year ago
#18 Seen European Buzzards doing this exact same thing. In front of my windscreen coming off a motorway doing 115 kph. Though they were coming to join me Lol!
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Waldo 1 year ago
#23 back to the trash!
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Ricardo 1 year ago
#15 the difference between a moron and an @$$ hole.
the dad is a moron
# children having children.
#3 children having children
the dad is a moron
# children having children.
#3 children having children
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Clifton 3 month s ago
#9 I don’t need no man.
No doubt. Face first too.
My mother drove stick shift. My wife drives stick shift. My sisters drive stick shift. Common in Europe.
you'd think it's an IQ test..
In the US it is not the case though. But it was also not the case 30 years ago. EU is more into tech that saves material, energy and money. Stick shift does that. Cost less, and if you learn to properly use it, it has advantages.
In us they value time more -or- differently.
Born in 1980. My first car (1996) was a 1970 mustang manual shift. My dad agreed to allow me to purchase it but I had to drive it home. He made me learn the hard way and I'm grateful for it. I had only ever drove the 1955 chevy farm truck in granny gear before.
the dad is a moron
# children having children.
#3 children having children