So now I'm bummed.
03-26-06, 11:42 AM
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So now I'm bummed.
Took this last night after I pulled the SC in the driveway. She just rolled 47,000 miles.
To add to it, I put the e-brake on to park but somehow forgot to put the car in park. She rolled right into my garage door. Now I've got some nice battle wounds on my back bumper.
*Edit: fixed.
Last edited by MongooseGA; 03-26-06 at 12:00 PM.
03-26-06, 11:59 AM
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still no good buddy
still doesn't show up in the link 
... that really sucks i almost did that with my talon the other week...
... that really sucks i almost did that with my talon the other week...
03-26-06, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by neuro4you@
Wow, everyone seems to be having some sort of "Damage the SC" week. I think I'm going to drive my Acura today! 
HTF does someone forget to put the car in park? In my defense, it was early this morning and I was tired...
03-26-06, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by MongooseGA
You've hear that accidents always happen within like 2 miles of the home? I guess it's true, because the whole night I was about 45 minutes away at a bar/restaurant.
HTF does someone forget to put the car in park? In my defense, it was early this morning and I was tired...
HTF does someone forget to put the car in park? In my defense, it was early this morning and I was tired...
Its 5 miles and its those silly statistics playing tricks on you. Yes, it is true, but considering that most people do most of their driving within 5 miles of their house you can see why its true. Its like I go to work, the store, the mall, etc and its all within 5 miles out my house.....thus, the likely hood of me having a wreck within that area is much much higher.
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03-26-06, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by 95 Integra
Its 5 miles and its those silly statistics playing tricks on you. Yes, it is true, but considering that most people do most of their driving within 5 miles of their house you can see why its true. Its like I go to work, the store, the mall, etc and its all within 5 miles out my house.....thus, the likely hood of me having a wreck within that area is much much higher.
Dammit it, though. I spent all night driving through dangerous rain and did fine. Nothing happened until I got home, right in the driveway.
03-26-06, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by MongooseGA
To add to it, I put the e-brake on to park but somehow forgot to put the car in park. She rolled right into my garage door. Now I've got some nice battle wounds on my back bumper.
) Don't be too hard on yourself, everyone makes mistakes. Accepting them and learning from them is all we can do. 
03-26-06, 02:16 PM
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I stopped at the corner store on my way out one morning. Started freaking out because I couldn't get the key out of the ignition. Several moments later I realized I had set the e-brake and not put the car in Park 
Guess I had a flash back to my standard. LOL stupid things happen to everyone. Just more so early Monday mornings 
Guess I had a flash back to my standard. LOL stupid things happen to everyone. Just more so early Monday mornings
03-26-06, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by kietlander
how did u get the keys out if the car was not in park? in my car i only pull the ebrake. i dont put it into gear to park ,it never rolls.
As I was taking the picture, the e-brake was on and the car was rolling back. My sister had the door open and was yelling, "G.A.... G.A...! G.A.!!!!!" as I rolled into the door.
03-26-06, 06:53 PM
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I left my hood popped a few weeks back and had to rush out to meet with someone. Needless to say, carbon hood popped on a windy day meant disaster. The hood flew up and slammed into the windsheild. Overall the hood held up except the two pointed corners which cracked. The windsheild was safe. (wouldn't have been if it was the stock hood ) Don't be too hard on yourself, everyone makes mistakes. Accepting them and learning from them is all we can do
MongooseGA
HTF does someone forget to put the car in park? In my defense, it was early this morning and I was tired...
HTF does someone forget to put the car in park? In my defense, it was early this morning and I was tired...
Do like Ron Popeil....Fix it, and Forget it!!!
03-26-06, 07:30 PM
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I showed my girl friend tonight and she told me to stop being a whiney baby because she couldn't see anything
You may have to retrieve your ********* from the front lawn there after, but its the price you pay for understanding my man
