Automatic transmission vehicles are for unintelligent, lazy Americans.
Automatic transmission vehicles are for unintelligent, lazy Americans.
This deserves no serious responses. 0/10
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5MT wrote:
Automatic transmission vehicles are for unintelligent, lazy Americans.
You enjoy driving your stick shift manual up and down the hills of San Francisco, and then get back to us.
No problems, whatsoever.
He Hate Me wrote:
This deserves no serious responses. 0/10
You are being generous with that rating.
A Duck wrote:
5MT wrote:Automatic transmission vehicles are for unintelligent, lazy Americans.
You enjoy driving your stick shift manual up and down the hills of San Francisco, and then get back to us.
Done it. Piece of cake.
And what's with the whole starter motor thing? If you're a real man, you drive one of those cars with the crank on the front that you have to turn to start the thing.
Nah, plenty of school teachers drive stick shifts.
Engines??? Transmissions??? You boys have no clue what a real man's car is all about.
Horse and buggy is where its at
Drive a motorcycle you gigantic piece of sh*t.
Ride a bike lard ass.
Downhill wrote:
Ride a bike lard ass.
Ok, get 30 miles in 30 minutes on a bicycle, f*cktard.
This is actually true. Everyone that knows a tiny tiny little about driving would agree with that. I can understand if u are a cabbie in nyc 12 h a day, but an automatic gear takes all the soul out of driving.And in my opinion it makes it more dangerous, it is wayy too easy to drive automatic, you don't have to "connect" with the car as you do to drive manual.
5MT wrote:
Automatic transmission vehicles are for unintelligent, lazy Americans.
I MEAN NO DISRISPECT TO AMERICANS YO, JUST SAYING
Hard to drink coffee & text with a manual transmission.
Your mom drives a stick real well.
wait, is that a mhethaphor?
RealTalkBro wrote:
Your mom drives a stick real well.
Bad clutch wrote:
Hard to drink coffee & text with a manual transmission.
That's just plain idiotic to drink coffee and text while you are driving.
Automatics do make it easier to eat and surf the net though.