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NOTE TO SELF: Dont brag about street racing on a public internet forum

Hmmm, don't think i've ever experience negativity to that degree.

The worst would be a car-load of teenagers sitting beside me and one of the passengers typing out "Mini's are gay" on some LED display thingo, then sticking it against the window so i could see.

Oh well.

yep theres a couple of members who have had their minis confiscated for street racing..

Spaceboy wrote:

yep theres a couple of members who have had their minis confiscated for street racing..

I think he could always get off on insanity - minis are great for many things (oil on your driveway, suspect rain proofing, dislocated shoulder when attempting to get some back seat action) but dragging Skylines is not one of them. And thats fair as skyline drivers deserve all the kudos they can get to deal with their acne problems and the stress of their Stratfield car radios career path.

Moron.... I just drove off, ignore the idiots.

only negativity ive had is a 30+ year old bloke in a skyline in my area that always spits at me. teenagers have always been great for compliments apart from when i found my windscreen smashed in

Author:	roofilicious [ Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:38 pm ]
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i had a little fun with a bloke in a skyline the other day he revved me at the lights when no1 else was around and i revved him back.. when the light went green i left him behind it was great! i got some negativity today i was driving home from school and some guy was walking up the bike lane on my side giving me the finger.. i have no idea why, we were the only people on the road... NOTE TO SELF: get air horn.... dyl

Author:	Spaceboy [ Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:59 pm ]
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yep theres a couple of members who have had their minis confiscated for street racing..

Author:	Hanra [ Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:11 pm ]
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roofilicious wrote: NOTE TO SELF: Dont brag about street racing on a public internet forum

Author:	Drewus [ Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:16 pm ]
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Hmmm, don't think i've ever experience negativity to that degree. The worst would be a car-load of teenagers sitting beside me and one of the passengers typing out "Mini's are gay" on some LED display thingo, then sticking it against the window so i could see. Oh well.

Author:	mad-mk1 [ Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:25 pm ]
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Drewus wrote: Hmmm, don't think i've ever experience negativity to that degree. The worst would be a car-load of teenagers sitting beside me and one of the passengers typing out "Mini's are gay" on some LED display thingo, then sticking it against the window so i could see. Oh well. nerds.... amen hanra

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Author:	tinymorris1969 [ Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:27 pm ]
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Drewus wrote: Hmmm, don't think i've ever experience negativity to that degree. The worst would be a car-load of teenagers sitting beside me and one of the passengers typing out "Mini's are gay" on some LED display thingo, then sticking it against the window so i could see. Oh well. and thats when u show them what mini's are made of but yeah i would seriously be careful for one there a cops on this forum and second there are more cops on the road these days

Author:	Mike [ Wed Nov 21, 2007 4:22 am ]
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Spaceboy wrote: yep theres a couple of members who have had their minis confiscated for street racing.. I think he could always get off on insanity - minis are great for many things (oil on your driveway, suspect rain proofing, dislocated shoulder when attempting to get some back seat action) but dragging Skylines is not one of them. And thats fair as skyline drivers deserve all the kudos they can get to deal with their acne problems and the stress of their Stratfield car radios career path.

Author:	drmini in aust [ Wed Nov 21, 2007 5:54 am ]
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Mike wrote: Spaceboy wrote: yep theres a couple of members who have had their minis confiscated for street racing.. I think he could always get off on insanity - minis are great for many things (oil on your driveway, suspect rain proofing, dislocated shoulder when attempting to get some back seat action) but dragging Skylines is not one of them. And thats fair as skyline drivers deserve all the kudos they can get to deal with their acne problems and the stress of their Stratfield car radios career path. The way these laws work in NSW- if you do `get off' I bet it'll still cost you the $1,160 storage fee, a few $K to your legal eagle, and probably lose the RTA points too. You are still `guilty' apparently even if you prove yourself innocent.

Author:	pristic [ Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:10 am ]
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I got the finger and the guy swearing at me in his Holden Commodore/Senator thingy... He was angry because I was going too slow for him I was going slow because we were on a stripped road and there was gravel EVERYWHERE ... so I didnt want to kick up rocks on other peoples cars... Moron.... I just drove off, ignore the idiots. Peter.

Author:	Lillee [ Wed Nov 21, 2007 10:49 am ]
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Guys, believe me it's JUST NOT WORTH IT!

Author:	Hanra [ Wed Nov 21, 2007 12:53 pm ]
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And its just giving us car enthusiasts an even worse public image when people are conducting traffic light races. Minis are not that quick in A series form. I doubt you would of been quicker then a RB25DET skyline. Take it to the track if you wanna race.

Author:	Ziegech [ Wed Nov 21, 2007 1:01 pm ]
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whats the old ad "when your in your mini, youve got nothing to prove at all" i love doing the speed limit and people pass me at 10 or 20 over then i pass them at the next round about still doing the speed limit completly legal too. only negativity ive had is a 30+ year old bloke in a skyline in my area that always spits at me. teenagers have always been great for compliments apart from when i found my windscreen smashed in

Author:	sgc [ Wed Nov 21, 2007 1:10 pm ]
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pristic wrote: Moron.... I just drove off, ignore the idiots. Glad to see you finally overcame the "stoop to their level" sig-tendencies then

Author:	VicMini13 [ Wed Nov 21, 2007 1:33 pm ]
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About 12 months ago I had a new HSV pull up beside me at the lights. With a quiet wir of the passenger window sliding down the driver (wearing a $1k business suit on a sunday morning) looks across at me and comments on the good condition of the "old" Mini - I didn't have the heart (or time) to tell him it was a '94 import, besides the window wirred back up again straight away. The lights changed and he took off on the limits of his traction control. I was running late and took off quick as well and kept within a car length of him. Like most traffic light races we stopped again one block down at the next lights. The window wirs again, he says it's also good that it still has plenty of power and that I drive it "right" - another wir and the lights changed again, he takes off again and I turned off at my street. He may have been a w@nker with more money than sense, but he made me feel good for a while.

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Author:	Smegger [ Wed Nov 21, 2007 1:43 pm ]
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Ziegech wrote: only negativity ive had is a 30+ year old bloke in a skyline in my area that always spits at me. teenagers have always been great for compliments apart from when i found my windscreen smashed in Props go to you for obviously keeping your cool and being able to shrug it off.