Cars and Shit

I've had the car for almost 4 months now and this is usually my make or break time for cars. I know there's a running joke that whatever car I get usually don't last over 3 months. Generally it's true, I do get bored and can easily justify why I should get rid of it. Some cars are reluctantly sold and then usually followed with a large feeling of regret afterwards. In this case, I think this might be a keeper for me. I'll admit that in the first month of ownership, there was nothing that really made me feel like the car was special and frankly, minus the speed, it felt like a smaller version of my Cayenne. I mean, when the car came into my possession, it had really bad bump steer which made the car not very enjoyable to drive. It wasn't until after Aki installed the Tarrett tie rods that I could finally relax and enjoy the car without death gripping the steering wheel. Once I stepped back and really see the car as a bigger picture and stop thinking of what it sh...

Damn, just like that, quarter of 2021 has flown by. It's been a very eventful first quarter and I feel like I finally had a chance to myself to sit down and write my thoughts. 2021 has truly shown all of us the power of the internet and what can happen when groups collaborate online to achieve a goal. Whether it's the DC riots to the stock market fluctuation, it's a powerful reminder of what people can achieve when together. In my case, we all got civics. It all started like this. Eddie painted his civic white, Andrew purchased my old civic, Kenneth got a civic, Cody decides to modify his civic, Yuta decides to destroy his civic, I get a civic, Emerson gets a civic and Kenneth's civic is still stock. Yeah, it sounds ridiculous but it's been a fun month or so of literally every weekend, doing the same thing over and over but with different civics. So why a civic? For most, it's just a cheap fun car that you can modify. In my case, I rather be tracking my civic th...