Posted by NCWayne on February 04, 2010 at 21:58:42 from (166.82.79.195):
In Reply to: OT: Kids??? posted by CLTX on February 04, 2010 at 19:54:01:
Have a friend who"s daughter complained to him a few years back about "engine/transmission" problems with her car...don"t remember the make.....She claimed the problem happened during normal, everyday driving. He drove it several times and never could get the car to give any problems. This went on for several weeks so he finally decided to take it to a local shop owned by a freind of his. The friend put the car on the computer and the both got a real suprise. The car was actually giving problems, she was right in that respect...thing is the problem was only occuring while the engine was turning something like 6000RPM in first gear, while waiting to be manually shifted through the rest of the gears into drive. Funny thing he asked her twice again when the problem occured after taking the car to the shop and got the same answer each time. He finally had to confront her with the computer printout showing log of the conditions of the various components when the problem occured for her to admit that she was attempting to do burnouts with it.
Oh well we were all young and dumb once. The main thing is that some of us learned our lessons, grew up, and got smarter while some just never really grew up and/or just got dumber...
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