Neglect

[MikeJ]

It's enough to make a man almost want to cry...

 

http://www.digitalcorvettes.com/forums/sho...=&postid=409831

[TCH-Bruce]

I hear you Mike, how could they just leave them sit like that?

[stevevan]

What a shame!

[TCH-Don]

I wonder what will happen to them.

[TCH-Dick]

I remember when VH1 held the contest for those cars. I was just old enough to drive but not old enough to enter. That contest was every teenagers dream and there they sit rotting away. Almost makes me want to cry

[TCH-Thomas]

I remember when VH1 held the contest for those cars. I was just old enough to drive but not old enough to enter. That contest was every teenagers dream and there they sit rotting away. Almost makes me want to cry

At what age are you allowed to drive in the U.S?

[TCH-Dick]

15

[TCH-Thomas]

Ok.

Thanks, Dick.

 

(In Sweden 18)

[Guest Serpentine]

Thomas,

 

It is different in each state, many make you wait till 16.

[Deverill]

But in Kentucky you can drive a tractor at any age but as a recent fark.com article states, in KY a horse is considered a vehicle for purposes of DUI charges. What a mixed up state I'm from!

 

 

Is there a fund being collected to take a hit out on this fool? Perhaps there should be.

[Guest Serpentine]

That why you moved to Florida, Jim?

[Deverill]

Yeah, now when I get drunk and ride my horse home from the bar the cops don't bother me.

[TCH-Thomas]

[TCH-Bruce]

Yeah, now when I get drunk and ride my horse home from the bar the cops don't bother me. 

And you could pass out while being on the horse and it will still get you home.

[Pendragon]

Heh.. you can get a DUI on any vehicle, be it a lawn mower or a bicycle, if you are on a public roadway with it, you are bound by the law of the road, not the method of transportation..

[Deverill]

I'd much rather be driving one of those vettes than riding a horse...

 

and DUI's not a problem - I don't drink