Hey everyone. Haven't been on here in a long time. How's everyone doing? College students: How is the summer going? Anyone purchase new modifications for thier respected cars? I was in a lot of traffic trouble and I am now stuck with a 1996 Corsica. :cryying: Oh well.
Wow, haven't been back in a long, long time.
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LOL, where have you been? What is a lot of traffic trouble?
LOL, where have you been? What is a lot of traffic trouble?
DaleM said:
I was acting very very foolish and was pulled over for a 58 in a 25, a 42 in a 25, and then I had two previous accidents on my record. I ended up getting the traffic tickets dropped and only paying a fine and a 3 point violation. I was lucky, but I had a lot of people help me because I was an appointed leader for a church organization and community service group, I was a high honour student ect.
I have been busy staying in touch with my Saviour and doing my best to start a new and blessed life. I have stopped all drug and alcohol use. I am finally going to college, but not going to the one where I had a damn near full-ride to. I am also busy working my butt off to pay for attorney bills, fines, student loans, insurance, bills ect.
As for where I have been, I have committed myself to my passion bodybuilding. I have been vigorously working towards building my body into a fortress so I can protect my mind and soul. I one day hope to be an all naturaly competitor in a natural bodybuilding competition.
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The pursuit of your passions is what makes life purposeful. Achieving your passions and exceeding your expectations is what makes life great.sharkall2003 said:
DaleM said:
One of the best feelings in the world is me waking up everyday and knowing that all the hardwork and time I put in is for something good. My blood pressure has dropped forty points, I stopped taking an ECA stack and I am doing very very well. I learned that all the drugs that I was doing were destroying my life and that I had to make a decision to have them or God, my family/friends, and my wonderful girlfriend. I made the best decision of my life and put it all down. Now I can honestly say that I am doing so well and everything is going as He wanted it to. Hopefully one day I will be as successful as I always imagined I would be.
I also started doing things that I enjoy doing: going to musicals, plays, starting ballroom dancing with my girl, started disc golfing, and many other things.
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If God is what works for you then it has served a useful pupose in your life. I do great without it. Many a man who did not have the stuff to create their own moral compass have used religion to make them a better person. Enjoy.sharkall2003 said:
DaleM said:
Definately. Everyone has their own way going through life. God was an important aspect as a youngster, but I lost him in a year of drugs and such. I hope my faith will lead me to do great things. I also believe that everyone has the right to decide what will best work for them. Some don't need God, others do. Either way, I commend anyone who does well for both themselves and their family.
sharkall2003 said:
Congratulations on finding your way! I am glad to hear you have gotten off drugs and are now focused on life.
Keep up the good work.:thumbsup:
66speed said:
I remember you too. You have one hott ass girlfriend and her mom caught the two of you going at it. Nice to see ya! Hahahaha.
sharkall2003 said:
I believe I may have found the problem...
Congrats on you new found happiness and welcome back.
That's good to hear you doing well and accepted God into your life,knowing you have the BIG Man in you corner sure is a Great feeling. Good luck with your new life and interests,and welcome back to SVTP!
Congrat's on getting some things figured out. I'd just say, please don't use Christ's name and a curse word in the same paragraph. Not meaning to flame. :thumbsup:
Nothing wrong with a 96 Corsica. Does it have a 3.1? Kinda zippy, even with that auto.
BTW don't take them through mud. The motor mounts go out.
And don't try to stop suddenly in a parking lot on ice behind a truck. The truck will be fine, but your hood won't.
And if you put your back seat down, the sub is louder.
Just some lessons I've learned in life pertaining to the Corsica.
BTW don't take them through mud. The motor mounts go out.
And don't try to stop suddenly in a parking lot on ice behind a truck. The truck will be fine, but your hood won't.
And if you put your back seat down, the sub is louder.
Just some lessons I've learned in life pertaining to the Corsica.
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