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Sun Oct 12, 2008 2:55 pm
Dear Oralway10:
First of all, I am so glad to know you are okay---life comes first. Second, I am saddened by the damage your G sustained, but i suspect it can be fixed since it appears it wasn't completely totalled. Thirdly, see all that happened as an experience that demands the best of your person. I am not sure how old you are, but i suspect this event shook you to your core---we all go through similar stuff. So, the days of introspection and self inventory are here, and it is usually a good thing to take such inventory when time calls for it. And one advise i will give you is not to ask why it happened. Rather, accept that the incident happened, learn from it, and know that it happened for a purpose in your life. Time will tell what that purpose really was. You may not realize it, but you have grown wiser and stronger for this incident.
I may not necessarily be the best with cars or know how they really function, but I can give pages of advice and sound wisdom on how to move ahead and be ahead in life, under the most trying conditions. Finally, we are glad you are okay.
Trust me, I have been in worse (lost my car with a complete 90 degrees fishtail while turning---My car was totally covered in smoke from the tires--thank God no other car was behind me as they would not have been able to see me, lost my front drivers tire at 75 miles per hour, and in all cases, I found it very funny and interesting, especially with the way I recovered. I feel i was built for stressful and adrenaline filled conditions).
NB: Don't forget to purchase a pair of snug and low sneakers---they work well with fast and continuous shifting, and tip-toe driving, especially in the 6MT. I have two Walmart pairs i use specifically on those days I think I am going to go crazy with my G---there is little room for mistakes with snug sneakers. And, as an advise, before you ever drive your G coupe, make sure you check how every aspect your body, from head to toe feels---I have found that the potential for mistakes is high when i drive my g when i even have a twitch in my eye or have a small headache---the G requires a lot of attention and zero distraction to drive.