Exotic car run in boston

Honestly no offense intended, but it would be a lot easier to read your posts with punctuation.

As for your idea - not for me. I prefer the open road to the city for sportscar driving.

 

it may not be a bad idea to have a start/finish somewhere in the city, like newbury street, but it could be a lot more fun if the actual run was on some nice back roads outside the city. i would certainly be down to attend and take photos if someone has an open passenger seat.

 

start or end in the city would be great, but who wants to drive around there.
Other than that, and whatever "perfecy" means, I would be up for that.

 

Are you bringing a car?Or do you need a ride

 

translation please?

 

WHAT?

 

I'll take a stab, illiterate or public school graduate!!!

 

Now, now, some public school grads have done quite well for themselves.

 

LOL!!!

 

I know, as I pushed the send button, i should have come up with something else, especially since I am one myself. But this kid is ridiculous! Sorry if I offended anyone.

 

No sweat, I know what you meant.

 

Please tell us you are a foriegn student doing your best to learn english?! Which if this is the case, I applaud you. If not, your parents are spending a lot of $ for??????

 

Well, for a start, if you want people to give you rides in their expensive sports cars, you might do better off with a bit of punctuation. Think of it like an essay, "Why I should get a ride around Boston in your car" by gman ferrari.

 

If you have to ask then you'd never understand the answer....

 

you also have a lot higher chance of getting a ride in someone else's expensive sports car if they can actually understand what you are asking. another reason to make punctuation your friend right now.

 

well said.

people will take you more seriously if they don't get a headache trying to decipher the IM Speak that is commonplace with the young pre-license generation. Some of the IM speak is bound to adversely affect your essay writing skills, let alone college applications and basic letter writing ( a dying form of communication)

Over the past 3 years, I have met two young F-Chatters in the 13-15 age range who have always been well spoken on the forum, and coincidentally always welcome in the rides of many F Car Owners. These two guys have been mature, serious, and respectful beyond their years when it comes to associating with the older F car owner crowd.

We were all kids at one time, and it was likely that we liked F Cars but didnt have access to the community in the pre-internet days etc.. I am always open to offering rides in the Mondial to anyone, but I realize that the 4 seater is not quite as interesting as the sportier rides out there hehe
Not to mention, I am not all too keen on giving minors rides without very clear consent or supervision of their parents. Owning a Ferrari= lawsuit magnet

 

You get points for (a) trying and (b) taking the advice here constructively. No one wants to tear you down, but communicating in a clear fashion really takes you places in life. Good luck to you.