Unlucky 😕

This post was edited by DisingenuousWEASEL on Dec 17 2018 01:51pm

Wait wait waiiit. U can drive? How

(Terp pls forgive me, i know not what I do)

I've explained this before. Here's an internet image:



Not my car. Although speaking of cars, I'm beginning to speculate on what new/used car I'd like to get, since my Subaru is finally starting to have too many problems. Ideally, I'd like to have: AWD, power seats, hatchback with space (so the wheelchair can be stored in back when I drive with someone else), and be electric or gas/electric.

This post was edited by Terps on Dec 17 2018 03:05pm

You laugh, but it's very freeing to be able to drive. I can't imagine being limited to public transport or visiting only local places, though I respect those who make it work, since it's an environmentally-friendly way to live.

Nearest town of decent size is ~20 minutes away from where I live, so public transport or shopping local just isn't an option.

This post was edited by Terps on Dec 17 2018 03:08pm

Nice try

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Can literally do this all day

There's nothing wrong at all with living a life where you don't have to drive. It's less-expensive and lowers your carbon footprint. But that's just not an option for many of us.

I'm just thankful I can afford a car, insurance, gas, etc. Like, I look at my car and think to myself that many poor people can't even afford to own or drive this piece of shit and would be happy to have it, yet I'm thinking of replacing it lol.