16 year old steals F350; causes 23 crashes while evading police
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For some stupid reason I thought he stole a Formula 1 car.
[QUOTE=Kite_shugo;44139127](if you get a permit at 15 in the U.S you can a license at 16 if you have the permit for a year)[/QUOTE]
Some states have it higher or lower.
[QUOTE=Desuh;44139520]For some stupid reason I thought he stole a Formula 1 car.[/QUOTE]
I'm now imagining what the fuck police would do if they were chasing some who knew how drive a Formula 1 car; in a formula 1 car. Wing dick included
[editline]5th March 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=matt000024;44139530]Some states have it higher or lower.[/QUOTE]
I see; I'm basing what I said off of florida so I'll edit that in
[QUOTE=Irespawnoften;44138842]I'm from the north, and I have no idea what he's on about. Trucks are the second most popular vehicle here.[/QUOTE]
In fact, the Ford F-Series has been [URL="http://www.nydailynews.com/autos/auto-sales-reach-six-year-high-demand-peaked-article-1.1567645"]the best-selling vehicle in the United States for 32 years.[/URL]
And before you know it they find out that he was playing lots of GTA which will make the news talk about it and think a ban would be great even trough movies are also a source of violence.
Pff my ass :v:
[QUOTE=ZyreHD;44139819]And before you know it they find out that he was playing lots of GTA which will make the news talk about it and think a ban would be great even trough movies are also a source of violence.
Pff my ass :v:[/QUOTE]
Nah he probably played way too much Big Rigs Over the Road racing
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[QUOTE=Kite_shugo;44139539]I'm now imagining what the fuck police would do if they were chasing some who knew how drive a Formula 1 car; in a formula 1 car. Wing dick included[/QUOTE]
helicopter with a AMR
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Song reported to be played on constant repeat in the F350:
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[QUOTE=Binladen34;44137583]I thought he stole a classy car, but he ended up stealing a hickmobile.
Kid has priorities, but they're not in the right order.[/QUOTE]
Hicks can't afford an F350.
[QUOTE=Binladen34;44137583]I thought he stole a classy car, but he ended up stealing a hickmobile.
Kid has priorities, but they're not in the right order.[/QUOTE]
yea i'd just trash a new f350 yolo who gives a fuck since it's a so called hick-mobile
[QUOTE=Binladen34;44137583]I thought he stole a classy car, but he ended up stealing a hickmobile.
Kid has priorities, but they're not in the right order.[/QUOTE]
F350s are for, like, actual work pretty much. The mileage is too terrible for "hicks".
And the F series aren't just for hicks, they make pretty good fleet vehicles because of their price.
[QUOTE=Kite_shugo;44139127]
if you get a permit at 15 in the U.S you can a license at 16 if you have the permit for a year; atleast in florida[/QUOTE]
In my area it's "Permit at 15.5, license at 16, parents have total responsiblity for all aspects of driver's ed". The road test is a bit silly, too, mine was literally pottering around a suburb.
Color it miraculous the roads in my area aren't unsafe.
[QUOTE=Kite_shugo;44139539]I'm now imagining what the fuck police would do if they were chasing some who knew how drive a Formula 1 car; in a formula 1 car. Wing dick included[/QUOTE]
They need do little more than follow the trail of carbon fiber. I highly doubt an F1 car, even set up as high off the ground as it could be, would make more than five or ten miles on public US streets before losing some very important components. I know they'd lose a wheel pretty quick in some parts of Nashville and Lebanon, and if they tried to clear the train tracks outside of my old high school they'd rip the undertray off and spin it into the 4" high concrete curbs. RIP F1 car.
What would be a challenge for police would be a WRC car. Those things can take a MASSIVE pounding and continue to give absolutely no fucks, they care not what the terrain beneath them is, and IMO the drivers are even more skilled than those in F1. Especially at handling a car that's not behaving itself. I doubt the PDs could keep up with a professional WRC driver in their usual WRC car.
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