Cynt

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Skills don't mean **** if you don't know the place to use them.

It's a moot point, If you want to race on the street then do so.
And when they scape you up to put you in a wood box, I hope people remember you for all your "uber l33t skillz". Hopefuly, you don't take out a van of children when you do it.

If you don't see why street racing is dumb then I'm not going to try to prove that I'm somehow right. I'll just mark it off as self destructive natural selection.

eRicaSWGN

Skills maybe.
Brains & *****, definitely not.

That is all I have to say.

SubyN00by

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I know, I know, I know...I've already been in numerous convos with people about street racing, (even been banned once or twice about it).

I just like to go against the grain. I like the rush, I know the consequences, I am stupid, etc.

pinofro

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just take it to the track is how i fell atleast you know that way your going to have real compation not just a bunch of kids in ricers wasting gas (personal opinion)

SubyN00by

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see around my area, we race 10 and 11 second cars on back roads that have about 2 miles of fields on either side of them, no phone polls, etc.

Might as well be a track. (=

pinofro

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aslong as its controlled its cool. not on public roads with cars full of ppl. ya know? i dont care about myself either but i do care about what could happen to other fams. and spectators so aslong as its controled im all about it ( once again personal opinion)

Cynt

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Yes and I like throwing granades at children and taunting them,
"better run! you don't know if i pulled the pin, HAHAHA Try catch this ONE!"

Just a note, I work at a newspaper (starbulletin) In the graphics dept. I do all the automotive ads, legal announcments and obituary pictures. Local guys will know, but i just got the obit pic in for Juanito Omnes Jr. to be placed in the paper this weekend.
Thats the kid that was killed the 31st.

pinofro

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^^^ woooooord son..... everything could be avoided!

SubyN00by

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I'm down to go back and forth, but I understand your point. I know I won't change your mind, and you won't change mine.

You want to see some of the videos we take, you can clearly see it's two people lined up on a single road, with nobody around them for about 10 miles, cept us. Everyone knows the risk, just like there's risk to driving your car or walking into a bank...

Cynt

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Michael S. MacKinnon, 19, of Kailua will be remembered in services 3
p.m. tomorrow at Thurston Chapel, Punahou School. In lieu of flowers,
donations suggested to Punahou School, 1601 Punahou St., Honolulu, HI
96822. Aloha attire. He died in Castle Hospital after a car accident
Sunday Aug 16, 1998 in Waimanalo. He is survived by parents Scott and
Susan; brother Robert; sister Heather; grandparents Jane and Warren
Stimpson and Don and Lillian MacKinnon; and great-grandmoth er Sadie
Edwards.

Here is Erica cousin's obit. His girlfriend who was in the car now needs her diapers changed for her three times a day. As you see he was out lived by his grandparents, and great-grand parent.

Here is Juanito Omnes Jr. was one of 4 occupants in a car that crashed on Halloween, My best thoughts to his brothers, sisters, and his parents.



http://starbulletin.com/2007/11/02/news/story01.html

SubyN00by

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again, I'm not saying that there isn't risk, because there is...

but we are in cars that are stripped, roll caged, single seated, and some even do it with their helmets on.

Cynt

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Right, till some lost old lady is comming home after getting milk.

oh, my Grandfather

***, JAMES ALEXANDER
78, Spartanburg, h/o Dorothy E. ***, 2–3–93 B4

My grandmother was in a nursing home, she liked hamburgers from a local chain is Spartanburg, SC so every friday evening my grandfather would go and pick some up so they could have dinner together. He was hit by a 15yr old kid who was belived to be street racing in a car he took from his fathers car lot. My grandfather died at the scene. The kid went to juvie and his family had to pay out their *** for it, since the car was from the dads lot. They lost the dealership AFAIK.

Yes everyone knows the risk that does it, but what about those who your bring risk to that don't know it. You will ALWAYS be endagering more that just yourself, you just choose to ignore it.

I'm bringing all this up in the hope that ANYONE might think for a second the next time a 16yr old kid in a honda revs you out at a light. Not to change the thoughts of those that get a cheap rush out of being idiots.

SubyN00by

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and see, that kind I'm definately against.

We race on roads that are about 20 minutes from civilization. The only people on those roads are people who are there for a reason. We have gone 6 hours without seeing one sign of another car out there...

i think that's why the cops normally leave us alone...

Cynt

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Bull****. You know it, I know it.

If you are, then why are you on some ghetto street? If you take that much time for safety equipment why do it?

This is like using a filter to smoke weed.

SubyN00by

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDA2jn-zMrQ

here's one. No bull****.

We're on a ghetto street, because we run damn near every weekend, and the nearest track is 3 hours away...