Last one to post...WINS!
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Because I'm such a big fan of Columbia Sportswear I added their logo as my forum image. 
There was also Chase Bank. They're great people at Chase.
$100 in Monopoly money.
We had a "sideshow" a couple blocks from my house on Saturday. Five hundred mouth-breathing retards standing around acting up as a few dozen slack-jawed cretins did burnouts in a neighborhood intersection. Twelve cars were seized and impounded, a bunch of idiots were cited, and some twenty or so were arrested.
I seriously do not see the attraction to spinning a car in circles, burning off the tires, and then having a tribe of howler monkeys cheering on the childish histrionics.
I seriously do not see the attraction to spinning a car in circles, burning off the tires, and then having a tribe of howler monkeys cheering on the childish histrionics.
It's more fun at the track.
Drifting I get. Best car I ever had for that was my piece-of-shit 1971 Dodge Colt and drifting was how you made a turn in that damned thing. I also used to take it up to the mountains up 4x4 tracks and nothing would kill it.
Mitsubishi might have made a POS, but it was one tough POS!
Mitsubishi might have made a POS, but it was one tough POS!
Joe Biden tripped Joe Biden today. Kinda rude if you ask me.
Update on my antipathy towards sideshows is this:
www.thedrive.com
Losing your car for a lifetime doesn’t seem like such a good deal for doing donuts in the middle of an intersection.
A suburb of Los Angles will combat sideshows—or street takeovers—with some of the most stringent laws in the United States. Pico Rivera’s City Council on Tuesday initially passed a local ordinance allowing police to permanently confiscate vehicles used in illegal shows or street racing. Spectators within 500 feet of the sideshows can be fined up to $2,000 for watching the event (500 feet is about two city blocks), or even preparing for one. The new ordinance may become permanent in 30 days.
“This proposed ordinance and enforcement options will provide the City with additional tools to address the issue of illegal street takeovers, deter such activities, and ensure that the roadways in Pico Rivera remain safe for everyone,” Councilman John Garcia said in a statement. “By taking action, we are sending a strong message that illegal street takeovers will not be tolerated in Pico Rivera and that the safety and well-being of its residents and visitors are paramount to the City Council.”
California City Passes Bill to Permanently Seize Cars Caught in Sideshows
Losing your car for a lifetime doesn't seem like such a good deal for doing donuts in the middle of an intersection.
www.thedrive.com
Losing your car for a lifetime doesn’t seem like such a good deal for doing donuts in the middle of an intersection.
A suburb of Los Angles will combat sideshows—or street takeovers—with some of the most stringent laws in the United States. Pico Rivera’s City Council on Tuesday initially passed a local ordinance allowing police to permanently confiscate vehicles used in illegal shows or street racing. Spectators within 500 feet of the sideshows can be fined up to $2,000 for watching the event (500 feet is about two city blocks), or even preparing for one. The new ordinance may become permanent in 30 days.
“This proposed ordinance and enforcement options will provide the City with additional tools to address the issue of illegal street takeovers, deter such activities, and ensure that the roadways in Pico Rivera remain safe for everyone,” Councilman John Garcia said in a statement. “By taking action, we are sending a strong message that illegal street takeovers will not be tolerated in Pico Rivera and that the safety and well-being of its residents and visitors are paramount to the City Council.”
I agree! It's something the winner of the race gets to do.
But in this age of participation trophies the retards all want to enjoy the celebration without having to bother with the effort it takes to score a victory.