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I couldn't care less who's driving a 4Runner. If they are 16 or 60, it doesn't matter one bit to me. And a sticker (or lack thereof) wouldn't make a difference anyway.
Even Steven said:I couldn't care less who's driving a 4Runner. If they are 16 or 60, it doesn't matter one bit to me. And a sticker (or lack thereof) wouldn't make a difference anyway.
keylay31 said:Lol nice.
I will however pull over and shoot anyone who drops theirs or puts a huge sound system in...:cannon:
4rnr4me said:Let me give you an example of how much I appreciate a good sound system...I own an iPod Video that I paid $150 for, and the headphones I own originally cost $349 (I only paid $75, but still)...I also own a pair of Bose for my computer that cost like $150 (paid $70)...I have approximately 25,000 songs on my computer...so I'm something of a lover I think?
4rnr4me said:Let me give you an example of how much I appreciate a good sound system...I own an iPod Video that I paid $150 for, and the headphones I own originally cost $349 (I only paid $75, but still)...I also own a pair of Bose for my computer that cost like $150 (paid $70)...I have approximately 25,000 songs on my computer...so I'm something of a lover I think?
josh220 said:Damn man, that's the most music i've seen by anyone other than a DJ. I met one who had over a million on his laptop. Had to carry an external hard drive to hold them all.
00void said:in my neighborhood kids are driving BMWs, Mercs, Hummer's and Lexus' whom i highly doubt think a T4R is remotely cool, haha.
TheBlueWave said:To all you teens out there:
No need to explain yourselves to justify you're not a "spoiled brat". Teens get too defensive. You can claim all you want how you paid for it yourself, etc. But most teens (99.999%) who drive vehicles this expensive have lots of help from the 'rents in one way or another. Remember, unless you were destitute your parents gave you free: roof over the head, food, transportation (before you were licensed), clothing, education, sports, etc. etc. etc. I grew up with a welfare mother and I still thank her for what she's done for me, even though she didn't buy me much or give me any money (for college, high school cars, etc.)
The point is, be thankful to your parents everyday. A "spoiled brat" is a kid who isn't thankful and appreciative of what their parents have done for them.
Drive your Runners proud, just be sure to show gratitude to mom and dad and show them respect by caring for your vehicle, being responsible drivers, and thanking them for your sweet and reliable ride!