...What?

here, the first posters are the loser teenagers who stay in on Friday nights trying to think up "witty" comments on message boards to impress other lonely teenagers. This all happens when regular teens are hanging out with their friends and having a good time. its sad actually.

But in the end, we're all on this website. Why so much hate and saying 'it's sad'? It's only sad if you have an actual opinion about it, and feel the need to express it by saying 'it's sad' or 'oh you're so pathetic'. Real people with lives shouldn't care about that sort of stuff and shouldn't feel the need to compare themselves to other people's choices on what they do at night and especially, online. P.S. Doesn't the average person spend more time in front of the TV and computer more then anything else anyway? Where are all these kids going out at night, every night? It's Thursdsay for me too. Must be a minority of kids who go out every night.

its okay to have no life redbluegreen, you have more time to photoshop weird pictures of half your face and then think of some emo song quote to caption them with on your myspace.

Tsk tsk! The first sign of having no life is bullying others on the interwebz!

Wow. Way to get butthurt by redbluegreen's completely accurate response.

thatpianoguy, according to redbluegreen you too have no life because you care and are expressing an opinion about it. its funny how you guys are desperately defending yourselves while saying that people who care are the losers. whatever helps you sleep (or stay on FML) at night.

#32, Your snappy little comeback would have been much better had it been accurate. It really doesn't take much time (nor does it take Photoshop, for that matter) to crop a picture. Oh, but hey, it's a good thing you don't have any plans for today. Now you have more time to insult random people you don't know online. You're really, completely NOT a loser, unlike people who prefer to be at home.

Um, all you "YDI for driving around with your dash lights on" people are morons. It clearly says she saw the light on and PULLED OVER. It didn't say she noticed the light on, drove around for 10 more miles, then decided to pull over. And yes, it could take 5 min for the light to come on. I had a similar situation where they didn't forget to put the oil in, but didn't attach the plug underneath properly and all the oil spilled out as I was driving (and before you say anything, it was at night on a country road with no lights so I didn't see it happen) and I was half way home before the light came on. So it might be a similar situation. I highly doubt she drove with the light on for 5 min and didn't see it. It's pretty obvious.

That plexico guy is trying so hard to be "cool" and "witty" that it's painful to read. Is this what you do every Friday night?

No, every day.

O hai, Plexico! I made sandwiches. Want one?

OOOH! Sandwiches? Can I have one? =D I'll give you a cupcake. ^-^

Of course! I've got candy and juice too.

Why use that one? Ever hear the Cledus T. Judd parody, "Cledus went down to Florida"? It was about him stealing a Ford Pinto from a dealer's lot and then having it fall apart in a police chase. Makes more sense in this case. OK, I officially have no life ;-(

Thanks, RBG, I'd like a sandwich and some candy, please, but no, thank you, on the juice. pixie, do you have a cupcake for me? Kukua, I can accept that a Check Engine light can come on after several minutes of delay, but the oil pressure is so critical that it would be monitored continuously and the light would illuminate immediately upon a low reading. You had a slow leak, so there was a delay until the oil level fell low enough to trigger the idiot light. The OP has no oil, so it is not credible that the oil light wasn't on immediately.

plex... I love you...

Of course I have a cupcake for you, Plex. =)

I can almost taste it, Pixie. ;)

Oh? It's Friday morning now for me! Shame on people for not noticing time differences!