They took some pretty pictures of me standing in front of the squad car in my jeans and sweatshirt at the scene, and I agree that the thing to do is wear something nice and man up.

I was in an abandoned corner of the dormitory parking lot, doing a couple loops around one of those island things at 12:30 at night. The ground was wet, so there wasn't much noise. The curb on the island was low and smooth (maybe 3" tall), and I was staying 15 feet from it. I never exceeded a drift angle of 10-15 degrees, never broke 20 mph, never spun out.

I don't feel embarassed about talking about this stuff. For the larger part, the subaru community I've encountered has been very helpful with legal advice. This is due in part to us being targeted by the anti street racers, and because there are a few individuals in law among us. If I wanted a better resource, I'd go to the courthouse, but I don't even have to put shoes on to talk to you guys, haha

 

I was speaking only in reference to your first post. And your second post taking place after that, well, I couldn't have known what you were going to write. As to telling me to "go pound sand, and STFU", I'm just going to counter with "you'll have better luck trying to pleasure yourself with a fork than you will getting any sort of joy seeing me squirm from your comment." :-)

 

Touche, point taken.