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post 1558659411 08-13-2018, 06:03 AM
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I think everybody here bad mouthing Mustangs needs to remember part of the reason John Wick killed all those people .....it wasn't just a dog...
6'2" @ 247lbs
post 1558698911 08-13-2018, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted By 1slo5oh
I think everybody here bad mouthing Mustangs needs to remember part of the reason John Wick killed all those people .....it wasn't just a dog...
I don't hate any car in particular, just most owners.

Most mustang owners i've encountered in the past have all been douchebags. Not so much with the car i have now, maybe they appreciate/respect it more but my previous cars, just because it looks "modified", now all of a sudden their regular driving turns into a "let me show off in front of this kid so i can show him my car is more badass than his". Then i'll see him zig zag out of lanes in rush hour, ride the shoulder because he wasn't able to pass a car or switch lanes. All for what? To show me he's also a car guy with a modified car? Phuck outta here.

Bmw drivers are the worst though. Always have always will.
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