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Love the lil' one's expression! I react the same way when I pass someone who *thinks* they have a fast car.
Well, keep lovin' on that sweet boy and he'll always be your biggest fan! Cheers!!!
He have a twin brother who also wants to ride in the front so I do this the diplomatic way, both of them rides in the back...
They love the "Posse", it's already a family member!
Welp, they're hooked now aren't they! Soon, they will want their own P car Dad!
I do love this though. My father owned a car lot when I was younger and I remember always going around and "fake driving" in the cars. It got me hooked when I was very young.
Ahhh, well... I've never been to the new York, South Carolina. I been through the old once... lots of nice people up there. Hate to see things change there... miss that bbq, hash, bottle coke and peanuts... mhmmm! Nuttin' like good southern hospitality. hehehehe
Well, the only car they want to go in is the 996. When my fiance went to pick them up at kindergarten, they refused to go in the Audi so I had to go and get them in the 996...
"Well, the only car they want to go in is the 996. When my fiance went to pick them up at kindergarten, they refused to go in the Audi so I had to go and get them in the 996..."
Oh, how cute...
Nice. Pretty soon you'll get tired of them chanting "faster, faster!" from the back seat.
Mine always tells me "why are you going so slow?" They don't seem to understand the concept of traffic yet.
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