Ferris Buehler take a day off, but his buddies still misuse a Ferrari...

**hermhater** · 05-05-2008, 03:14 AM

http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/...839515331.html

**tornadospotter** · 05-05-2008, 07:37 AM

Ouch!!!! That sucks

**Wski Girl** · 05-05-2008, 12:33 PM

"The front of the red sports car, which police said had been speeding, finished wrapped around a pole in the spectacular accident, which took place on Batman Avenue"

You are not batman, and your car is not armour plated!

"The Nine Network last night reported the luxury car had suffered "extensive front-end damage".

If I ever did something like that when I was in school Id have extensive back end damage!!!!!

DUMB_@$$!

**tornadospotter** · 05-05-2008, 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by Wski Girl

"The front of the red sports car, which police said had been speeding, finished wrapped around a pole in the spectacular accident, which took place on Batman Avenue"

You are not batman, and your car is not armour plated!

"The Nine Network last night reported the luxury car had suffered "extensive front-end damage".

If I ever did something like that when I was in school Id have extensive back end damage!!!!!
not damaged but red with hand imprints.

DUMB_@$$!

yep

**Hayvern** · 05-05-2008, 08:06 PM

Originally Posted by Wski Girl

"The front of the red sports car, which police said had been speeding, finished wrapped around a pole in the spectacular accident, which took place on Batman Avenue"

You are not batman, and your car is not armour plated!

"The Nine Network last night reported the luxury car had suffered "extensive front-end damage".

If I ever did something like that when I was in school Id have extensive back end damage!!!!!

DUMB_@$$!

The thing is, if you can afford a $400K car AND you allow your kid to drive it, then you can certainly afford to replace it.

In this case, I would imagine it is no worse than if I had crashed my mom's Pontiac Pheonix in 1983. In fact, I would have probably been in more trouble than this kid because that junky Pheonix was way more important to my family than this Ferrari is to theirs.

**hermhater** · 05-05-2008, 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by Hayvern

The thing is, if you can afford a $400K car AND you allow your kid to drive it, then you can certainly afford to replace it.

In this case, I would imagine it is no worse than if I had crashed my mom's Pontiac Pheonix in 1983. In fact, I would have probably been in more trouble than this kid because that junky Pheonix was way more important to my family than this Ferrari is to theirs.

Good point!

Some folks don't appreciate what they've got!

**royalswin100games** · 05-05-2008, 10:24 PM

Originally Posted by hermhater

http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/...839515331.html

Meh, no biggy. It's not a Ferrari 250 LM.

**Coach** · 05-05-2008, 10:27 PM

Originally Posted by Hayvern

The thing is, if you can afford a $400K car AND you allow your kid to drive it, then you can certainly afford to replace it.

In this case, I would imagine it is no worse than if I had crashed my mom's Pontiac Pheonix in 1983. In fact, I would have probably been in more trouble than this kid because that junky Pheonix was way more important to my family than this Ferrari is to theirs.

Sweet! A Pontiac Phoenix!