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yeah tip that **** over.

 
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Hrm .. Embarrasment of driving a Honda? lol. We probably shouldn't mention the embarrasment he gets for driving that bus.

He didn't really say what kind of Honda would be embarrasing to drive. . He mentioned an Accord, but what's sad is that a Honda riding lawn mower would probably smoke him.

It was a honest attempt to be funny, but it just sounds to me like one of those preppy/popular people that really don't know anything about life, just about their friends, school, and their little journalism class.

 
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Come on now, he is probably just some lonely kid whos only friend is the bus. Do you really want to hurt his only friend???Do you????

Fukk Yea

 
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"I learned a valuable lesson. You've got to learn to be yourself when it comes to automobiles. Your car is a reflection of who you are, which is why my car only works once a week and spends the rest of the time sitting in his room listening to Jay-Z. But most importantly, I learned that modifications are a really stupid idea. For the price it takes to modify your mom's Honda Accord into a certifiable racer, you could've just bought a car that was already fast without the em- barrassment of driving a Honda. The best part about already-built cars is you pay someone else to do the work professionally. And paying other people to do things for you is what this country is all about."

You didn't learn sh*t dumbass.

 
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First of all, customizing your car is something that many companies can relate to- the principle of mass customization (except that we are the customizers buying from these companies). It is a way to establish your identity and is a form of artistic expression. Second, many car mechanics are certified so they can be equally considered "professionals". Third, it seems almost contradictory that Hondas are of higher quality (things like reliability factor into product quality) than cars people pay considerably more for. Fourth, shut up you idiot.