by natzter the bionic has a broken hand on June 28th, 2007

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Why do some people seem to not know the width of their car and drive it like its a tank? And whats with all the revving?

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by j-man on July 28th, 2007
The tank thing happens in the grocery store p/lot. The revving is the dream of being an Indy car racer- but your car is only a 4 cylinder.
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