I guess you guysare right but it took me 2 years or good grades to get it and I could see if i had at least 2 c's. But 1 c+, that really shouldn't be punished, at least not that bad.

 

Well it doesn't really matter what you think. As long as you're under your parents roof, clothing and feeding you, they make the rules. Some day you'll understand.

 

300exriderjay,

Be glad to have parents that care enough to dissapline you. Everyday I see children that won't have a fair shake in life becuase thier parent(s) don't care enough to set thier expectations high enough. I persanally struggled in school, mainly because I was LAZY! but my mother ALWAYS hounded me about my grades and was very dissapionted in me. She knew a could easily make A's if I applied myself. You see if you fail in life, then your parents FAIL! (You are their responsibility until you are a MAN). and that is unexceptable for GOOD PARENTS.

Go back and tell your parents that you will try harder. Give them a hug, and don't worry so uch about riding your quad. One day when you are a man and have a family of your own, you will be able to buy your kids a quad of thier own and YOU will have your parents to thank for it. So be proud of your parents young man.


And if you think I am full of it,, GO TO YOUR ROOM!!!!!!!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]



Biggerisbetter.


P.S> Tell your parents that Biggerisbetter said to "keep up the good work".

 

Neither of my parents went to college or did well in HS. I never had a quad or motorcycle until I was 25 as this was when I got out of debt far enough from College loans and could afford it. Kiss your parents A$$. Once for working hard their whole lives to be ina position to be able to buy you a quad and again for making sure you will one day be able to afford one for yourself and son as well. I would have sold your quad! BTW studying hard has put me in a position now that I could go buy a dozen quads today for cash and not even blink an eye so maybe you will be in the same boat if you get your priorities straight.

 

Good for your parents...they understand that average does'nt cut it in the real world. One day you will appreciate their diligence.

 

If you ride it that little why does it bother you?

 

Your getting mad because you get to rid so little!? 3 times a week?????

Dude... I get to ride my Zilla about one trip to Glamis every month, if im lucky.
(realistically, once every 6 weeks) AND, glamis is only rideable about 6 months out of the year.
Keep in mind.... I love riding just as much as anyone.
My quad just sits in between these trips. It sucks.

-Matt

 

well, there's 2 ways to go thru this world.
You can get a good education and use yer head to make a nice living, or
You can work your cheeks off your entire life for next to nothing like all those kids you know who are just skating by right now.

your parents obviously have chosen the former for you. good for you. go have a serious chat with them and tell then you realize what's at stake. and make a pact. the quad runs and the grades stay up. that'll be your responsibility.

Gen Patton once said that you should not tell Americans how to do anything, just tell them what you want done, and be amazed at their ingenuity.

make a serious deal with the folks... the pressure's on you dude. you can handle it. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

300EXriderJay - Parents taking an interest in their child's well-being are hard to find. They feel that you are capable of doing better than you are currently. It's one thing to work hard and get a C+, and another to be capable of getting an A and slacking off to a C+. Believe me, it will pay off in the long run. And remember, a C+ means that you didn't know 20 to 25% of what you should have. Good luck.

 

300exrider... lmao it f**** sucks to be u,
it dont mater if i fail, but on the other hand i buy all the crap for it so.......

i think c- and up is a good grade.
i only ride mine (just my R) about 1 once a week. so dont feel bad