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Re: I hate the people that go to Nora Springs scho
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Posted by Jonfarmer on September 19, 2005 at 06:34:23 from (165.121.145.80):
In Reply to: I hate the people that go to Nora Springs school posted by Jamason Dodd on September 18, 2005 at 20:52:43:
Dude, you need to get out more!. Sure theres old tractors, but there are so many other things in this world of ours. I read your opinion about fourwheelers and dirtbikes being dangerous and how you think old tractors is safer. Well, it is and it isn't, you have a much better chance of survival when you flip a fourwheeler or dirtbike than a tractor. Did you know there is a chance you might die at any second for a countless number of reasons?. There is risk when you get in a vehicle and drive someweres, just look at how close you are with oncoming traffic and you both are traveling at 50mph, if you should come together, that would be a combined speed of 100mph. Looks to me like you haven't experienced much in your young life yet. Whats wrong with racing?, to change your opinion on sports cars, just find yourself a Mustang or Camaro driver with a good V8 under the hood in your school and ask for a "good ride". Take a ride on a fourwheeler or dirtbike too, then decide just how much unfun they are!. Yeah I did that stuff and I'm still here and so are my friends who was worse than I was, only I got too many hobbies and not enough time now!. Life is all about experiences, don't let it pass you by because it will. Ripping on your dads tractor like that isn't right either, you need to stop the negativity, and take in the world.
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