@sixfivebyfiftyfive 25 to rent cars

😂

It makes no sense but oh well

25?? and yet the dems want us to lower to voting age to 16

Nothing legal, its just every car rental chose 25

my ass

You can rent a menards pickup tho

trucks are more fun anyways

I learned to drive in a ram 1500 and then a ford f150. I love em so much!

I learned in a 1991 plymouth voyager minivan with a bad transmission. The idea that if you learn to drive in a really bad car you can drive anything

Whenever I get out of college in a few years, I want a pickup truck. I grew up in the subs of a major city and never saw much point in then but now I'm going to graduate school in a rural area, I really want one

I want one but dont really need one, ive got 3 coups tho 😂

Summer car, winter car, classic car

I'm in a bit of a dif. boat. I could use a truck (kayaks, bikes, etc.) but as much I want a coupe, I see almost no practical reason to own one.

I got a pickup truck

Fancy, I'm still driving my father's last car and the amount I've paid for repairs in the last year I have paid more into it then it's technically worth. However, I still couldn't get a car as nice with my stipend so for now I'll keep repairing it.

Half the people in here would tell me that a ford ranger isn't a "real truck" though

its not, really. more like a coupe with a bed.

Ive never been given a vehicle, tho i baught my first car out of a junk yard more/less

Fixed her up and drive her for 2 years

I mean, I've loaded 1000 pounds of aluminum blocks into the back of mine and it sat just about level

The 4.0 didn't struggle with the weight, either

lol I am just messin' with ya bro. I grew up in Texas and was raised to be a truck snob

Forgive me, I have to deal with this crap almost daily at work

bless ya

My firebird has a 5.7 😂

My vette has a 5.7

My camaro has a 305 :/

Needs a 355 but

We should take this into cars

I am trying to buy my dad's old honda off him. I think its a 1.7... :/

Good point

1.4*

or maybe a 2.4

yea <#722868148637794415> would be better

To be honest those Trainees after Boot are really no longer 18 know nothings...they have a basis knowledge for when they go for MOS training

I agree the issue isn't young bucks with guns, its idiots and ignorant people who haven't been properly trained. Maybe its just because everyone I knew and their great grandma taught me about gun safety from a very young age, but I personally have no problem with 18 year olds, civ or mil, owning and using firearms. idk tho, I myself am only 18. :/

I was taught at a very young age gun safety and shooting (by 6) but if schools really want to keep kids safe, they should also teach kids basic gun safety rather then making them scared of them.

U mean watching ppl play cops on TV isn't gun safety training 🙄

If public schools are teaching kids how to use condoms and how to have safe oral and anal sex, we should be able to find a way to hands on teach kids guns.

right David. I took a firearms saftey course in FFA and a bunch of the kids in that class were scared to death of guns. My teacher brought in a bb gun to teach us about trigger and muzzle discipline, etc. By the end of the course, the most nervous kids felt relatively comfortable with at least some guns.