docshaun

To the members of the military on here, I know it seems empty to read and methodical on we civilians' part to write this, but thank you all for making the sacrifices you have made for your friends, your families, and your country. Every day you wake up a member of a free, democratic society, it is a fruit obtained from these hardworking people.

Can't speak for everyone, but as awkward as it is when someone says thanks (kind of hard to just say you're welcome, but at the same time what else do you reply with), I always apprecieate it. I just got done with 4 years in the Marines, and my wife is still an active USMC reservist and is currently in Iraq. But ya, just don't always believe all the negative that the news portrays. We ARE, for a fact without a doubt in my mind, doing good over there.

There is, you just don't get the truth. Maybe you don't care, but when you've spent upwards of 2 years of your life there, you would. No need to get into details about fucked up shit, but it's an eye opener when you have someone dying in your arms and there isn't a damn thing you can do.

Agreed. And it's an eye opener when you're on a convoy through a city and the majority of the people come out cheering because they know that we are there to help them. Get them a better government. Get rid of the people who pay their husbands and sons next to nothing to plant ied's,and if they decline then they shoot them to set the example. I may not agree with the original reason that we went over there, but we have done good in that country. We have lost many good men and women, however we all knew what we were signing up for when we joined during a time of war. But anyways, it was a good vid. That 6 parter on youtube is really good too.

I was in the 14 area with 1 MLG. The road to temecula from base. The one that cuts thru fallbrook? I'm not sure of the name but I know what you're talking about. I used to go up to Temecula all the time, and we lived in Vista, but I would always get off on the 15 at that exit just to drive that road, lol. Added like 20 minutes to the trip and the wife hated it, but ah well.

Thanks for all the good comments guys. I'm glad there are still some normal car guys who can apprecieate something different, even if it isn't there style. Never really been into muscle, however I knew I didn't wanna be another guy with a civic. So I went this route. Not the greatest platform, and not a whole lot of support, but I enjoy it.

Welcome.

 

We you at Dyno Tune this last Saturday?

 

KillJoy

Ya, I was there with Chad (he had the blue turbo'd tib).

No times yet as I have been trying to preserve the stock clutch to last the winter. But if I can get a new one payed for, ordered, installed, and broken in in like the next few weeks I may make it out to NTR on the 25th.