fuuuuuccckkk how'd they get the names of some of our spots? this shit is gonna blow up real bad now. MOre spectators n more cops will be around.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...ail/components
repost maybe???
fuuuuuccckkk how'd they get the names of some of our spots? this shit is gonna blow up real bad now. MOre spectators n more cops will be around.
Last edited by Kurazy Kracka; 02-23-2008 at 02:58 PM.
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Originally Posted by eng
haha, i didn't even remotely say my car was rocket fast, lol. Nobody talked much about anything you couldn't find out by going on these web boards and just reading, well that I can at least say for me and kevin. But it was funny getting interviewed about street racing.
1evilgs "That was one of the sickest cars back when, I remember seeing that car at metro,m.i.r. and occasionally he would come down to fredericksburg, If there was a hall of fame for fastest street cars in Nova you bro would definately be in it. That car will always be remembered by many of people"
yea but a few of those places listed you don't hear mentioned too often online. LP and PP most people don't really talked about.
lp and pp have been busted numerous times. pp has always been a hot spot. But like i said, i can only speak for me and kevin not saying anymore than was easily able to findout for themselves. I don't know about others and what they've said though. I know dude wasn't too happy cause he was like i already heard all this from the cops, so I think we did our job with not giving anything away.
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fucking dammit. I might as well put my car in storage and wait till it's antique so I can drive it in peace. It's bad enough with the media the way it is, putting pressure on the police to harass younger people and imports. I already get pulled over for my stock exhaust once every couple months in my daily beater. This shit isn't getting any better. When will they realize that putting out articles like this just makes things worse? when you put it on the news and in the newspapers it brings more idiots out the woodwork. The smart people know to stay away from the idiots and you'll be left with all the spots being filled with idiots and 10x worse than it was to begin with! The BEST thing they can do if they want to make things safer is shut the fuck up and keep all the info out of the hands of idiots as much as possible. Streetracing locations is NOT information the public idiot needs to know.
Last edited by HighPSI TSi Guy; 02-23-2008 at 06:03 PM.
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Link to the video on streetfire.net please.
wow just saw the video. that some crazy shit.
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Id prefer to just pay the 15$ at the track than the $1000+ on tickets insurance court fees and putting the regular commuter at risk. People that avoid racing at the tracks normally never raced at one before and afraid to look stupid when they do but i prefer to look stupid than the listed above but hey i guess thats the price u pay to feel like Vin Diesel for a couple seconds.
I got something for ya. Just be prepared to have your ass handed to you in the desert at race wars.
I have all the characteristics of a human being: blood, flesh, skin, hair; but not a single, clear, identifiable emotion, except for greed and disgust. Something horrible is happening inside of me and I don't know why. My nightly bloodlust has overflown into my days. I feel lethal, on the verge of frenzy. I think my mask of sanity is about to slip.
Cute filler piece... I'm sure they were just waiting for the words "street racing" to come up in the news to run this... even though the tragedy that sparked it was caused by a dousche not actually involved in the race in question.
Nick Miroff should head back to Berkeley or better yet, Albany, because the last 2 years have yet to create a real journalist... Proving that a MJ in Journalism doesn't really mean a thing.
Washington Post needs to run articles that are more than wild conjecture and blogging rants. Right now, it only survives off of AP.
ooops... I googled a name... I guess I'm responsible for Washington Post's yellow journalism- a shadowy culture that extends across the country and can use the internet and cell phones to rapidly target groups that have different beliefs or practices than the cult members. These "reporters," as they call themselves, then attempt to heighten efforts to marginalize these other groups in an effort to gain notoriety, frequently with rituals involving the presentation of small idols, which the sinister gang members seems to worship. Sometimes wearing trench coats, or enjoying various genres of music/movies/games (some of which referencing adult language or situations), they can be found at almost every major disaster- proving that they anger God and are detrimental to our social fabric. While there is no current effort to crack down on this fringe culture in the U.S. that has existed for centuries, how many more have to suffer for their deviance? No one has been contacted and nothing was researched for this special report, but it should nonetheless be taken as fact, because it can be found on the internet, and the writer claims to have a university degree, and works somewhere.
I love the thought process their editors allow to be posted as "well researched." Great for red herrings and fear mongering.
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