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Originally posted by Souk
It's a very sad story indeed. I can't imagine what the families are going through.
Something worth mentioning..did you all notice the tone of the posters on the bimmer BBS? Seems most of them are hardly in their 20's. How do those guys afford M3's and then hot rod them!? Must be parents' money...
..if my kids ever get the bug to go street racing the steel toe boots are going to meet some arses. And the only cars I'm buying for my kids will be Volvo station wagons and restorable 911s' for the track and the occasional Prom or Homecoming nights.
There is a definite difference between this BBS and other BBS'. The level of maturity here is nice.
Please be safe out there gang.
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It's funny you mention that souk, my dad and i found that out the hard way with my late teen life. Lets just say that it would be too long to mention this story in detail, and if i did, a lot of people wouldn't like what they hear. But you got it right on the bullseye, the best thing is to be addicted to something constructive instead of getting caught up in the testosterone. Playing with these cars for the past 5 years gave me eduaction that invaluable and kept me out of drugs or potentially worse. It really is a wonderfull hobby.