First off, i got my Mazda Rx-7 exactly 1 year ago, and 10,000 miles later she's running strong. I love my rx-7. She needs sum wrenching, sum paint, and a whole lot of tlc but i wouldn't try her for anything.

And the graduation, i are a senior and i are out of school. I graduate sunday, i'm so glad to be leaving home but EVERYTHING I know is going to change. Our senior class had a keg'er at someone's house. Great fun, three kegs latter you have a very loud, drunk, and obnoxious senior class,but it was all good.

Just don't pass out around us, this fatass did, and we pissed on him, and his pickup, rolled a bunch of tires he had in his pickup down a hill, and someone found a grease gun in tool box and put grease ALL OVER his windows. Finally he woke up long enough to roll his windows up and lock his doors, and then he puked all over the interior of his redneck *** pickup! It was pretty mean but trust me he wouldn't have thought twice about doing to someone else.

This has nothing to do with cars but i thought you might enjoy the party story.

 

i are enjoy story

 

hah, I guess they dont teach english in high school anymore . I don't have room to talk, I'm the king of misspelled words and grammatical errors....

 

That makes more sense when you read it backwards. Fun is fun I guess.

 

yeah, i turn 18 ten days before i graduate this godforsaken hell they call high school.

now it certianly has been high school for me, and i've CERTIANLY had my share of great times, unforgettable stuff... and friends i can never forget. RIT awaits me in fall to start my Mechanical Engineering degree, and we'll see how that works out.

i look forward to 18thbday/graduation presents!

i smell:

clutch/flywheel/springs for the daily
clutch/flywheel/springs/motor parts for the racer

definately not all of the above, but prolly 2 centerforce dual frictions and 2 RB steel flywheels, i'll pick the springs up sooner or later with my salary.

 

lol sorry almost sounds like you went to a california school. we learned real good here.

just messing around

 

Good luck in college, the first year is fun.

 

thanks you' all

 

From a poor high school student to a poor college student not much changes....

With the exception of the distance from home, the freedom, and the responsibility...

Just remember, the Rx7 always comes first ...

Jon

 

I are cracking up by your story