My First Car.

[Rockefella]

That's what a starting intern makes. I guess it is though. most other interns are 18 or up.

You guys build the studs 24" off-centre in your walls right?

[M3GTR33]

You guys build the studs 24" off-centre in your walls right?

Hey now, take it easy. I'm feeling a bit of anger(and orr jealousy) in that last remark.

[Rockefella]

Hey now, take it easy. I'm feeling a bit of anger(and orr jealousy) in that last remark.

I asked if that was the spacing of the studs in walls that are properly built. That is a legitimate question to an architectural intern from someone (me) who plans on becoming an engineer.

[Rockefella]

BTW, those aren't Illinois plates. (AFAIK) They MIGHT be, but they don't look like it.



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[M3GTR33]

I asked if that was the spacing of the studs in walls that are properly built. That is a legitimate question to an architectural intern from someone (me) who plans on becoming an engineer.

Yes I understand, I thought you were making a mockery of my father's firm and the quality of design they do. I THOUGHT YOU WERE BEING SARCASTIC

By the way, Rockafella, what kind of car do you drive, how old are you, and what does your dad do?

[M3GTR33]

[QUOTE=Rockefella]BTW, those aren't Illinois plates. (AFAIK) They MIGHT be, but they don't look like it.[QUOTE]

Yes they are. I live outside Chi-Town

[Pando]

Regaining trust isn't easy now is it?

[Rockefella]

Yes I understand, I thought you were making a mockery of my father's firm and the quality of design they do. I THOUGHT YOU WERE BEING SARCASTIC

By the way, Rockafella, what kind of car do you drive, how old are you, and what does your dad do?

I have a Pontiac Bonneville, am 17 y/o (18 in Sept.), and my father is an electrician at a hospital in New York City.

[M3GTR33]

Regaining trust isn't easy now is it?

I guess not. I don' plan on sticking around any how, I enjoy this site alot, but I have shamed myself so... look, all I wanted to do was prove that I did infact have an M3 and that is all. I will leave quietly once this thread dies down some.

[Rockefella]

Yes they are. I live outside Chi-Town[/QUOTE]
Can you take a pic of your license plate for me? Me and another member were just discussing how it doesn't look like an Illinois plate.

[M3GTR33]

I have a Pontiac Bonneville, am 17 y/o (18 in Sept.), and my father is an electrician at a hospital in New York City.

Ok, cool what year is the car.

[Rockefella]

Ok, cool what year is the car.

1996. There is a thread about it. Let me find it. http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/forum...ad.php?t=20469

[M3GTR33]

1996. There is a thread about it. Let me find it.

By the way, If all you would like, after spring break, I can come back to this site and I can post pics of my dad's fun cars in Florida that no one else belived me about either. Until then though, I would like to ask tha no one hassles me about what I have and whether im a liar or not, I guess tiem will tell.

[Blue Supra]

So you started working two jobs per summer at the age of 11? Doubt it. Tell your dad it's a sweet car.

I'm not to quick on believing that, sorry. The most you could make from 11-15 is about 5 bucks an hour doing babysitting or yardwork. In order to make ~20-25k to afford the car plus other expenses you'd be working about 3800-4000 over those 5 years at 6 bucks an hour, or, roughly 800 hrs/summer. 800 hours in the summer divided by 60 days (average summer is about 2 months) comes to a little more than 13 hrs a day. Hiding something, or were you making $15-20 dollars an hour by some golden striking of luck? (Which still comes to ~6-7 hrs a day, every day of the 2 months of summer?)

who gives a crap if his parents chipped in or he worked his arse off. i was fortunate enough to have both and im cheering because of it.

No need to try tear someone down because they have an uber car.

[Rockefella]

who gives a crap if his parents chipped in or he worked his arse off. i was fortunate enough to have both and im cheering because of it.

No need to try tear someone down because they have an uber car.

I just thought his story was fishy. I have no problem with both, but I do have a problem with liers, so I wanted to clear everything up.