You all suck.

be sorry

Clutch cable is stretched on the Accord thus grinding some gears...its a PIA to replace so fml.

yes I'm still engaged for whoever asked. People making me crack up in the middle of sales calls, wtf

This day is flying by!! :) hooray. I think I'm actually staying home this weekend with the boyfriend!! :) No driving to York for me!!

what mall?

Whoever asked? BITCH! I have a name, quit actin like you don't know me, I don't like you anymore.

If you make one more post about your boyfriend, I'm going to get up from my desk, walk over to your work (Now that I work at Garnet VW) and take your computer and drop it from the roof of your building.

omg you work far too close to me.

and why you being more of an ass than usual?

please post pics of a detailed CC :mrgreen:

I forgot who posted it I didn't forget your name! You were my first TST buddy, remember!? Lol

Be afraid, and cause I feel like it, now shut up.

I'm not detailing here, I have an air conditioned office space.

I'm starting to forget.

Oh btw, yesterday at the ice skating rink I saw a little chink that looked identical to Julz...except she was like 5. She leaning forward because of her huge head...

Yeah it all depends on the person and the car.
If you buy a higher end car, and spend thousands of dollars on rims and a stereo system and always pay someone to do the work for you, than you are neither learning anything nor are you increasing the value of your car.

Now if on the other hand you focus more on the performance side of things, and you do your own work, the money spent is more than worth the things you learned and the power you gained in the car.

I knew NOTHING about cars when I started. A few thousand dollars later I got a quick, good looking car, and I learned more than a UTI student.

So yeah, Im with Dan. The best part about modding your car is what you learn from the process. You dont mod the car, the car mods you!

Doon't stop beleeeeeevin

Is it time to go home yet

You work there everyday now?

Lunch someday?

I would also like to add that you don't have to mod a car to learn from it. I personally haven't done many mods to my cars, but rebuilding them has taught me a lot.

You would learn a whole lot more if you boosted the bimmer and installed megasquirt.

I would, but I don't have the money to do that. Even though my school loan doesn't have to be paid off until I graduate, its still a wise decision to set aside money that I get to pay it off.

On an side note... I just found out that I've been placed on the academic honors list at my school.
How cool is that?