:oh: Woo.. It's way cool and sad too.. I hope you continue to stay on the highroad :yes:it will pay off in the long run.. :yes:

Best of luck Sir.. :angel:

But please note.:whistle:
I'm still running your truck in the ground on the 15th.. :lol::lol::rofl::wink:

Hey Shaun can you do me a huge favour (??)
Could you bring a spare 1515 if you have one? I'm on the fence about buying one and my 600XL sucks.

Thanks Ian! RCM is my 2nd family (ha, beat you by one) and I like to know where the people I'm chatting with are coming from. Definitely stay away from the drugs and alcohol, you're doing good if you made it this far. I smoked weed at 13 and it's been holding me back ever since. I could buy a house and a business with all the money that has gone up in smoke over the years. Being clean was my new years resolution and so far it's going good.

You're a neat guy stay that way! Later.

Good to hear Harold. Thanks for the comments man.

This is great! Just keep up this attitude for the next 4-5 years and you will be in my shoes :lol:.

Nice to hear you have such a positive outlook on life. Seems there aren't too many people who can claim that these days.

holy crap... 4 min mile is awesome!

I used to run when I was your age, but never did track or cross country in school. I just ran out on the country roads for exercise... usually ran about 2 miles a day. But I never timed a mile... prob would have struggled to do a 6 min mile? who knows LOL

Definitely stay off the drugs... and alcohol can wait until you are older and hopefully mature enough to keep in check. A lot of guys start drinking... think they are the bomb... and end up in their 30's... still drinking like a teenager. That's not a good thing for your job or family life. You have much more productive things to do than piss your life away drinking. :)

Wow, 15 and you can run that fast!!?!?

Please come to my track/x-c team. The best runner is an idiot and thinks he's the man with his 4:22 mile. I can only run 4:50ish at 17, congrats.

And besides your 1st fire (my condolences), I would be proud of having your life. The future looks bright!