Things that annoy you thread.

XjoEnX

Active Member
Damn! Sounds like a total run around. But it's weird, even if your family does make too much, you still should be able to complete a loan request and receive the loan. I've been out of college for awhile so I'm not sure if there must be some new policies put in place. You might have to wait until you're 24 (which I always thought was a ridiculous age since most students are done with college by then) to get an actual fair amount of funding for college.

If a school loan doesn't work out, try a bank loan? See what they can offer as far as paying it back. Good luck man, financial aid is a pain in the ass, so I totally feel what you're going through.
 

built_ls

New Member
a lot of people who don't know how to drive stick or hasn't driven it for a long time say the same thing "a stick shift must suck in traffic" or they say "i would get tired of having to keep shifting, it looks like a lot of work." For some reason, that annoys me. Most people just don't drive shift and Americans are too lazy to learn.nothing wrong with a manual in traffic. its not even a big deal. after a month or so shifting becomes second natural and your legs get use to the movements.

that's like saying you don't want to ever have sex because it looks like a lot of work and you don't want to sweat.
 

OlegWasHere

New Member
built_ls said:
a lot of people who don't know how to drive stick or hasn't driven it for a long time say the same thing "a stick shift must suck in traffic" or they say "i would get tired of having to keep shifting, it looks like a lot of work." For some reason, that annoys me. Most people just don't drive shift and Americans are too lazy to learn.nothing wrong with a manual in traffic. its not even a big deal. after a month or so shifting becomes second natural and your legs get use to the movements.

that's like saying you don't want to ever have sex because it looks like a lot of work and you don't want to sweat.
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lol so true.
 

covert_Con

Senior Ricer
built_ls said:
a lot of people who don't know how to drive stick or hasn't driven it for a long time say the same thing "a stick shift must suck in traffic" or they say "i would get tired of having to keep shifting, it looks like a lot of work." For some reason, that annoys me. Most people just don't drive shift and Americans are too lazy to learn.nothing wrong with a manual in traffic. its not even a big deal. after a month or so shifting becomes second natural and your legs get use to the movements.

that's like saying you don't want to ever have sex because it looks like a lot of work and you don't want to sweat.
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I would +rep you but noooo can't do that anymore
 

pinkley

b@115D33p
A buddy of mine text me this morning and it said "Your going to shit your pants when I tell you what I found"
Then sent me this pic..

A friend of ours bought this Supra when we were Sophmores in high school (9-10 years ago) from the original owner with very low miles. Absolutly no rust! Mint! Ran like a top! Then One day it just died on him so he hauled it off to his parents land and parked it in this exact spot. He is a retard! Knew nothing about cars then and probably still don't. It pisses me off that this car with so much potential has been sitting in the fucking woods for the past 7 years. The jerk off wouldn't tell anyone where it was at or even take offers to buy it.

My buddy who text me accidentally came across it. He was taking his little sister hunting on his grandparents property which butts up to our friends parents property. He said he seen a car from a distance so he went to see if it was what he thought it was and sure enough.
 

treeafodo

Austin
That's pretty cool!

I had a 1972 VW Beetle shell that had a similar story. A friend of my dads imported it from Georgia. It was only missing the interior and engine. It sat outside with the windows out for 15 years so the floor boards rusted out. The shell was in great condition. No rust at all. All it needed was floor boards, interior and engine. I bought it for $300 when I was 13 planning on restoring it with my dad, but at the time I only had a paper route and made almost no money. It sat in our garage for 2 years just waiting to be worked on. Then I sold it to an older guy that was going to restore it. I was wondering the other day if he ever finished it.

I regret selling that thing, it had potential.
 

not anther cody

New Member
When you try for a long time to try to fix things with your girlfriend and then she sends you a text and ends it.
then 4 months later decides it was a mistake
 
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