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Everything Else => General Automotive => Topic started by: Canada Darrell™ on April 15, 2013, 06:10:51 PM
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WTF??? :DntKnw: This must be fake but who knows..but..again..WTF? :DD
http://youtu.be/NMWHd2R9u94
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If it ain't a fake the father needs a good slapping. :fool:
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some people have more money than sense,me I
have neither :crazy:
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some people have more money than sense,me I
have neither :crazy:
:DD :DD :DD
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I really hope that little guy becomes a famous racer, and then it will be a very famous video.
But mostly likely that boy will become an arrogant pr*ck...
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But mostly likely that boy will become an arrogant pr*ck...
Especially if someone pees on his car ;)
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But mostly likely that boy will become an arrogant pr*ck...
Especially if someone pees on his car ;)
:DD :DD :DD
I see what you did there!
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That whirring sound you hear is Enzo spinning in his grave.
Still, I wasn't much older than that when Dad let me drive up & down our street in our Ferrari, oops, I mean Falcon. ;)
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Yeah! I confess, my Dad used to sit me on his lap and steer while he worked the gas and brake. Tons of fun. I miss him.
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Mine too. By the time I was 12 I was driving the garbage out our cottage road to the garbage shack alone (3miles). '72 Ford Galaxy 500 wagon. I still smile when I think about those times.
I tried it here once (son on my lap when he was younger), and the first person we passed started honking like crazy and then yelling out the window. Got a call that evening by our quasi-mayor asking me what the heck I thought I was up to. ....different times, sigh...
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The best I got was being allowed to steer my Dad's Standard Vanguard 6 around some fields in Hatfield Forest. It was used when he bought it and he loved it so much he kept it running for 16 years!
I can still smell the petrol as we loaded up Mum & Dad, me and my two Sisters and Rhona the golden labrador plus camping gear for a 12 hour drive to Scotland. Not many motorways then and not a seat belt in site!
Happy Days.
Wiz
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Likewise with me, my Dad had a 1961 Zodiac Mk2, he used to let me drive it round the field where we were camping in Cornwall, don't panic, it was a big field.
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Just heard on the news that the father has been charged.
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Was that necessary? The kid drove really well and nobody was hurt. :fool: :fool:
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Whether the kid drove safely or not.
http://www.wral.com/indian-man-charged-for-letting-son-drive-ferrari/12389438/
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Just look at the way his mother talks. Chances are very much there that he will be racing in karting very soon, and from there we will see a rise of an arrogant, spoiled brat.
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Was that necessary? The kid drove really well and nobody was hurt. :fool: :fool:
Yes it is necessary! >:( It's bad enough to let your 9 year old loose in such a powerful car with out an adult properly able to control the situation if things go wrong, :stop: but it's quite another matter to thumb your nose at the law by posting his exploits on line to become some kind of role model. :nono:
His parents need this. |-(