did james wreck his truck?

I got to admit, James Proved to those people by us that Tacomas are tough.

 

dude what happend to the side of ur truck?

 

^ No. He proved even "BROS" get lucky @ times.

Its a lack of COMMON SENSE many suffer from and they don't realize it until its too late.
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Some ese's from XXXXX trying to jack my quad


EDIT: I SEE YOUR TRUCK IS WHITE AND YOUR FENDERS ARE LOOKING NICE

 

damn that blows.

 

yeah me too. also wonder who the provider of said beer was.
underage drunk driving is not cool. those who stood there and watched this happening should be ashamed of yourselves for not intervening.
you all are lucky no-one died.
this thread should be locked or deleted

 

Hey brian did go back and do the pronghorn run again? I wanted to go nack up it to.

James....at first I was like ya stupid, by page 3 was like come on guts at least a sick sequence, by pg 5 was like you Fucking moron, pg 10 east coasters vs. James.......ok guys he young and dumb, plenty of ADULTS there that shouldve step up n stopped it, pg 10.5 ok he's got no brain go find the yellow brick road bro, pg 23 did I just read all that?

Thanks James very a entertaining sun night read, now learn from it and the people on here. Hey I heard If u drink "smart" water it makes u smarter....

 

yeah this passed Friday....And im ready for the 21st

 

I can see you saying this in your totally awesome "WTF" voice. I love it.

 

Well, if its going to get locked might as well get free post....


Ibtl

 

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See ya the 21st....sorry james maybe next time u can come...

 

NO!!! NEED TO GET TO 500 post.

 

500 then

 

haha yea i mite get new fenders soon if u want mine....

 

Nice engrish

 

Are you the parent of a teenager? If so, knowing the facts on teenage drunk driving statistics is vitally important to protecting your teen and other drivers and their passengers while on the road. Unfortunately, teenagers too often require the services of specialized DUI lawyers. Given their youthful nature, it is a fact teenagers express great enthusiasm when receiving the newfound freedom of a driver’s license. This freedom, along with the 2007 CDC statistic stating nearly half of teenagers drank alcohol in the past month, is a scary combination. Another fatally frightful factor in this equation is the CDC statistic that of these teens drinking in the past month, nearly fifty percent were “binge drinking” or consuming five or more drinks in one sitting. Almost all teenagers at one point or another generally underestimate the fact of this looming responsibility, but for teenagers that have been drinking, underestimating this responsibility of driving, and consequence of underage DUI, in addition to being illegally under the influence of alcohol, can prove life altering for not only themselves, but all others on the road as well.
Of the 194.3 million drivers licensed in the United States in the year 2002, 6.4 percent, or nearly 12.5 million fell in between the ages 16 to 20 according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Though these teen drivers, in fact, represent a small percentage of the total American drivers, teenage drivers cause a disproportionately high percent of roadway detriments including collisions, crashes, and fatalities.
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Teenage drivers accounted for some of the following statistics:

• According to the CDC in 2004, 4,767 teenagers died from fatal car crash injuries.
• From the same report, almost four-hundred thousand other teenagers required medical attention from their injuries sustained in a car collision.
• Teenage drivers are four times more likely to experience a motor vehicle collision than their older driving counterparts are notes the CDC.
• Forty percent of deaths for persons aged 15 to 20 stem from automobile collisions according to the CDC.
• Teen drivers are responsible for twelve percent of all road-related deaths, yet only consist of less than ten percent of the population as a whole according to the Insurance Institute for Health and Safety as well as the CDC.
• The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration notes twenty-three percent of teenage drivers in fatal car wrecks possessed a blood-alcohol level above the legal limit of .08.
• The economic cost of automobile accidents involving teenagers, according to a 2002 CDC report, is a staggering forty billion dollars or more annually.

Clearly, laws prevent teenagers from legally possessing, consuming, or driving under the influence of alcohol, but as reality proves, teen drinking and driving still does occur. According to SADD, nearly three-fourths of high school students consumed alcohol illegally and against the proven facts of danger prior to graduation. The government’s Office of Applied Studies branch notes that three million persons aged twelve to twenty abuse or are dependent on alcohol annually. For many of teens involved in drinking alcohol and risk taking such as driving while under the influence of alcohol, these decisions are at the very least looming indicators of future problems to come. For others, the problems, physical and legal, have already arrived in the form of teenage drunk driving arrests, auto collisions, and physical injuries or even death.

 

Almost there

 

Oops....I meant "locked"....happy?