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Originally Posted by CorruptCulture
It only takes one accident for you to change you mind on that one... It's not always your fault. I think I am a fantastic driver and I have avoided a few situations that I believe most people would have gotten into accidents. But I've also been fucked in a situation where there's nothing left to do but brace for impact.
My point is, you're in for a humbling experience one day with that attitude.
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If you were rear ended, there's rarely a way to avoid that, and it's not your fault. You guys are really focusing too much on my cockiness and missing the point. The point is:
Driver skill, reaction time, and experience have more to do with being a good driver than being over 24 years of age. I was referencing my agressive driving to stress the point that it's really not about holding your hands at two and ten, some of the best drivers I know push their cars limits on a regular basis. Being a good driver has more to do with personal skill, and less to do with age and making a full stop at every stop sign.
Not to mention, pushing your cars limits (whether it be on a race track or on the street, the asphault doesn't care what you call it) will provide experience thereby improving driver skill.
K, done explaining this. This really isn't something I thought anyone would argue about.
BTW, did you replace that bracket I welded for you?
