<div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/f/f6/Burnout-Jason.jpg)</div><hr/><strong>Jason Sullivan</strong>(http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=180776.msg8647899#msg8647899)<br/><strong>Car</strong>: 1999 Subaru WRX Impreza STi (http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/b/b4/Jason-WRX.jpg)<br/><strong>Appearance</strong>: Just his boxers. And completely shameless about that fact.<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Patio Table<br/><strong>Tag</strong>: Open, everyone.<br/><hr/><br/><br/><div style="text-align: justify;">     While he wasn't entirely opposed to dogs, he actually preferred them to cats, Jason didn't know if a dog would be a good fit in the house. Cats were easy. They were out of the way, they were low maintenance, and they could entertain themselves easily. Dogs on the other hand required a lot of time and effort - particularly when they were puppies, and especially if they were ever going to turn out disciplined and house-worthy. If you didn't put the effort in, you'd just end up with an attention starved pet that tore things up, made messes, and consumed your wallet - large breeds were the worst.<br/><br/>     Jason definitely didn't have the time to help out with a new puppy, and he honestly didn't see who else would have the time or money to either. Mr. Muffles may have his quirks, and not everyone here was exactly a cat person - Jason included - but he was small, already house trained, and cheap to feed. He was practical (if owning a pet ever could be considered practical) at least for their situation. So Jason found himself siding with the girls on this one. <br/><br/>     <strong>"Don't get me wrong, I love dogs... but they're a lot of work if you don't want then to turn out like shitheads. Its a fun idea - bit I'm not cleaning up after it, I've got better things to do with my time."</strong> He said it plain, but straight forward. He hoped the rest would realize the facts too. Jason didn't move into a house with everyone just for the space and security to own a dog, he did it to race competitively. Owning a dog wasn't contrary to that, bit he didn't see many benefits. Just one really, and there were so many people coming and going at all hours that they really didn't need a watchdog to protect their precious rides.<br/><br/>     <strong>"First person to win a division three pot can get a dog. Until then, let's keep our eyes on the prize."</strong> Division three was their current "class" and it would take a lot of work to get to the top and win any big races. Up to this point they were still competing just to get in to an actual Div3 race.<br/><br/>     Tonight was there next shot. Four runs of heat qualifiers to get them into the actual race qualifier, which the top two drivers would get to move on to an actual race in Division 3. It seemed like a lot just to get your foot in the door, but you have no idea how many ghetto wannabes there were trying to prove they were underground bad boys. It takes more than having a sweet ride and a heavy foot. It was gonna take hard work and focus.<br/><br/>     He hoped they all had that. From what he knew of everyone, they were very passionate about it - so maybe this dog talk was just the alcohol speaking.<br/><br/>     Jason started in on his second burger, occasionally biting into his corn or tossing down a few potato chips. The food was very good and the company was even better. He felt pretty fortunate for the situation they were all in. Who actually gets to follow through with a plan like this? It was crazy, but it would be even crazier if it worked. As of now no personalities had really clashed, but it was still early. If anyone would crack first it would be Star and Blake; but Jason knew Star was WAY too committed to this to let a few cat fights get in the way. Blake seemed pretty chill too.<br/><br/>     Jason finished the food on his plate then leaned back and stretched comfortably, totally satisfied. He cracked open his second beer and just relaxed, enjoying everyone else's company. He'd probably spend the late evening doing a little fine tuning before they all rolled out for the big night, but it was still relatively early being mid afternoon. He watched as the majority of the girls seemed to be congregating at the pool while the guys were still hanging around the food - typical. Most of them were athletic and muscular though, so it made sense for them all to have healthy appetites. <br/></div>