So my parents said theyd buy me a super charger...
Re: So my parents said theyd buy me a super charger...
Originally posted by Nick Robinson
If i get a full tutition scholarship to Syracuse. Hhehe. I need some damn scholarships.
If i get a full tutition scholarship to Syracuse. Hhehe. I need some damn scholarships.
The National Gaurd will give you a paycheck and pay 100% tuition to any state college of your choice...also my recruiter said I should be getting 2 or 4 grand enlistment benefit, cause I've got hazardous duty.... S/C or Nitrous Here I come!
Originally posted by 93_MaxSpeedMark
The National Gaurd will give you a paycheck and pay 100% tuition to any state college of your choice...also my recruiter said I should be getting 2 or 4 grand enlistment benefit, cause I've got hazardous duty.... S/C or Nitrous Here I come!
The National Gaurd will give you a paycheck and pay 100% tuition to any state college of your choice...also my recruiter said I should be getting 2 or 4 grand enlistment benefit, cause I've got hazardous duty.... S/C or Nitrous Here I come!
national guard huh... hmmmm
don't give me any ideas.......
Nick, your parents do understand what a supercharger does though, right?
Originally posted by NYCe MaXiMa
national guard huh... hmmmm
don't give me any ideas.......
Nick, your parents do understand what a supercharger does though, right?
national guard huh... hmmmm
don't give me any ideas.......
Nick, your parents do understand what a supercharger does though, right?
I dont care if they know or not! Heheh. What they may or may not know wont hurt em
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Re: So my parents said theyd buy me a super charger...
Originally posted by Nick Robinson
If i get a full tutition scholarship to Syracuse. Hhehe. I need some damn scholarships.
If i get a full tutition scholarship to Syracuse. Hhehe. I need some damn scholarships.
Originally posted by 93_MaxSpeedMark
The National Gaurd will give you a paycheck
The National Gaurd will give you a paycheck
hahaIf I were a parent I may buy my kid a brembo big brake kit because you'd think a parent would want a kid to slow down not go faster. If it were a daughter it'd be some stodgy Volvo S80 or something.....and no going out with guys until age 40 or something
Originally posted by NickStam
since they're saving around $100k, they should buy you a 2k2 max or something. e36 M3 maybe?
since they're saving around $100k, they should buy you a 2k2 max or something. e36 M3 maybe?
Originally posted by NickStam
since they're saving around $100k, they should buy you a 2k2 max or something. e36 M3 maybe?
since they're saving around $100k, they should buy you a 2k2 max or something. e36 M3 maybe?
Not to flame anyone but >>>>>>>
your parents must be rich. I had to do it the hard way, actually my choice to make it easier on my parents, I joined the Army (Delayed entry program) on my junior year in Highschool and got shipped off to boot camp about 10 days after senior graduation. The Army college fund paid for my tuition. Why more kids don't do this I do not know. If they did I would believe that they would have more respect for people and the comfort things they have now. Ok I am off my soapbox now (Julian now stepping off his soap box).
Re: So my parents said theyd buy me a super charger...
Originally posted by Nick Robinson
If i get a full tutition scholarship to Syracuse. Hhehe. I need some damn scholarships.
If i get a full tutition scholarship to Syracuse. Hhehe. I need some damn scholarships.
Umm. Yes my parents are loaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaded.... Thousands of kids rents pay for college dude. I'm paying for as much as I can, they pay for as much as they can and then loans do the rest I guess. Some people dont want to join the military and its that easy. There are a lot of things morally wrong with our armed forces. Sure they protect and everything but jesus christ the stuff they do is just sick. If it happened outside of a goverment instatution the people doing that crap would be thrown in jail.
On another note: I tried the 2k2 maxi idea after I thought about it more and they said dont push it =).
Lastly the point in offering an object is motovation. I mean id try my hardest either way but having a free super charger in the back of my mind might push me even more. I'm the last person theyhave to pay for, for college. Its funny this has turned into some family morals thread.
On another note: I tried the 2k2 maxi idea after I thought about it more and they said dont push it =).
Lastly the point in offering an object is motovation. I mean id try my hardest either way but having a free super charger in the back of my mind might push me even more. I'm the last person theyhave to pay for, for college. Its funny this has turned into some family morals thread.
I wish my parents were loaded >>>>>
when I had to go to college, but I do not regret going to the Army, I actually enjoyed it, go to go to Germany for a few years and even drive on the autobaun lots of times. Got to go site seeing to different countries, castles, etc. We here in the USA take our freedom for granted, in other countries it is MANDATORY for young men at the age of 18 to join the military for at least a year or more, I think that is why the crime rate in Europe maybe a little less than the US.
My advice to you as an adult is >>
Save your money. If you get those scholarships wonderful. Take that $3K you get for the supercharger and do some smart investing. Or, just put it in the back, if your lazy. Take it from someone who knows, you'll be glad you did when you graduate college. Just be thankful you're a high school student with a car. When I was in high school, I could only dream of having a car, when I bust out the train pass every morning...consider yourself lucky.
Re: Not to flame anyone but >>>>>>>
Originally posted by JULIAN
your parents must be rich. I had to do it the hard way, actually my choice to make it easier on my parents, I joined the Army (Delayed entry program) on my junior year in Highschool and got shipped off to boot camp about 10 days after senior graduation. The Army college fund paid for my tuition. Why more kids don't do this I do not know. If they did I would believe that they would have more respect for people and the comfort things they have now. Ok I am off my soapbox now (Julian now stepping off his soap box).
your parents must be rich. I had to do it the hard way, actually my choice to make it easier on my parents, I joined the Army (Delayed entry program) on my junior year in Highschool and got shipped off to boot camp about 10 days after senior graduation. The Army college fund paid for my tuition. Why more kids don't do this I do not know. If they did I would believe that they would have more respect for people and the comfort things they have now. Ok I am off my soapbox now (Julian now stepping off his soap box).
Tony, didn't you know... >>
Originally posted by MaineI30
Seriously though bro, I saw a couple of retards in the mall a few weeks ago, fatigues, boots and all...looked a couple of Army guys, until I looked closer, they had no patches (not even name tags). Seemed to me as if they were just walking around trying to get the attention of girls.
Re: Re: Not to flame anyone but >>>>>>>
Originally posted by MaineI30
It's hard, but you can do it without signing your kid up for the military!
It's hard, but you can do it without signing your kid up for the military!
aaaaahahhahaha
Yeah also I have a lot of money saved up. The whole " I wish i had a car when i was your age thing" is kind of done. Kids now a days have high paying jobs, etc, so we can afford them. Times are a changing. Thanks for the investment tips though...
Originally posted by 93_MaxSpeedMark
Tuition and a $200 paycheck for one weekend a month, two weeks a year.... Oh well. To each his own
Tuition and a $200 paycheck for one weekend a month, two weeks a year.... Oh well. To each his own
Um, you left out the part where people might be shooting at you...
oh mann....i wish i had a car in high school.......now i'm in college and i'm still on da borderline with a car.....i only get to use it once in a while cause i'm waiting for Toyota to deliver my dads new car.....which will be 3-7 weeks =(
sorry no army for me, but i did get a partial scholarship, 10g's a year and i thought about that whole can i get an e36 m3 when i graduate thing but no dice, my dad is first off nice enough to pay for my remaining tuition and second off he played a major role in me replacing my busted @ss 95 SE with my hot NEW(to me at least) 97 SE. So no complaints on either side.
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