If you're not country, are you American?

[shorman]

Originally Posted by 69Charger

You must be under 30 years old. People cruised Whittier, Ventura, and Sunset until it was illegal. I cruised the Ave in my hometown every night from 16 to 20 y.o.

I didn't start driving until I was 21 when I started an internship final year of school, different lifestyles I guess.

[tamajane]

Originally Posted by 69Charger

You must be under 30 years old. People cruised Whittier, Ventura, and Sunset until it was illegal. I cruised the Ave in my hometown every night from 16 to 20 y.o.

It is illegal to cruise in LA?

[69Charger]

Originally Posted by shorman

I didn't start driving until I was 21 when I started an internship final year of school, different lifestyles I guess.

That would suck if you asked me. My car was in the driveway at 15, waiting

[GunnerTHB]

Originally Posted by ahzzie

It's good that you enjoy living the country. But some of us would rather live in an urban area. Nothing wrong with that. You are not superior to us just as we are not superior to you. You cannot force your way of life on us just as we can't force ours on you. Our value as American citizens is the same as yours.

If this is actually how you feel, I agree with you. But if this is how you feel, what is up with the rest of the posts you have made in this thread up until now?