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14-05-2009, 01:42 PM
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Nutty Professor
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posts: 548
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Lo all
Someone I was talking to the other day said that I as a car enthusiast are frowned upon by general society, and (in essence) will probably not amount to much. I nearly punched him in the face, but it got me thinking. Does anyone here have any evidence to the contrary? Then again, this person lumped enthusiasts and hoons in the same category, and refused to be reasoned with, which I suspect is part of the problem. I am no saint on the roads, but some people just redefine stupid (speeders in school zones, etc.), and I'm sick of being grouped with them because I have a modified car. Sorry for going off topic in the first post of my own thread. Please respond to the top bit only, as I'm sure the rest is a repost.
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