PG01
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If he would have touched he prob would have killed you and he knew better so your mom took care of it for him.....lolol
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Tonyrodz
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Lol, nah. I was bigger then both of them, but I felt I deserved it, so I actually let my mother kick my ass, lol.
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If I had done that I would still be in traction
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Just kidding tony
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Me too. My dad was 6'6' 240. No messing around in our house, lol. I had a good buddy that took his dad's Harley out one day. Dropped it on his feet in the driveway when he got home and couldn't pick it up. He stood there for 4 hours till his dad got home cause he knew he'd get in less trouble for taking it than he would if it touched the ground!
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Glad everyone is ok in the original post!
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Holy shit! Amazing what you can do when you're scared! I'd be scared too, so I'm not talking smack about your buddy. He must've been sore the next day. My father wasn't 6'6, but he was tough, and mean.
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My Dad was a Navy pilot and very **** about his cars. Before I bought my first car, I had to wash the car after every time I drove it. I also had to pay for my own insurance and gas. Thankfully I never wrecked any of his cars. He was a pretty good mechanic and that is probably where I got my love for cars. He used to take me to NASCAR and drag races back in the late 60's and early 70's. That's probably where I got my lead foot from.
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I was a bit older when I totaled my first truck. It wasn't even my fault and I still dreaded the phone call to my mom. Lol.
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Glad to hear that no one was hurt. Vehicles are repairable/replaceable.
My older daughter is and has been a very calm, skillful driver almost since day one. My younger one is up for her learners permit any day now, and she's the one I worry about.
In any event, this thread reminds me that a full-size SUV can be a challenging vehicle for a new driver to maneuver in tight spots. it's just too tricky to have a good sense of where the bumper/fender is. While younger daughter will have time behind the wheel of my Tahoe (and will likely inherit it from me within the next year or two), I figure she'll do most of her initial learning in wife's car and then ramp-up to mine.
Again, glad to know that OP's daughter and all parties are safe despite the accident.
My older daughter is and has been a very calm, skillful driver almost since day one. My younger one is up for her learners permit any day now, and she's the one I worry about.
In any event, this thread reminds me that a full-size SUV can be a challenging vehicle for a new driver to maneuver in tight spots. it's just too tricky to have a good sense of where the bumper/fender is. While younger daughter will have time behind the wheel of my Tahoe (and will likely inherit it from me within the next year or two), I figure she'll do most of her initial learning in wife's car and then ramp-up to mine.
Again, glad to know that OP's daughter and all parties are safe despite the accident.
