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02-14-2007, 04:17 AM
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Originally Posted by jackie chan
nope, you are the one with the slow car
02-14-2007, 04:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Kee1pride
never said my car was fast. my car can do more than one thing though. want to see how slow it is at turning? keep your crapheap in the straights where it belongs if you don't want to be embarrassed
Hey...this is the annoucement forum. NOT the "street racing, flame whomever you want" forum. Take that crap somewhere else.
02-14-2007, 04:30 AM
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Great Move
The first thing you learn at a track day is how much you don't know about where the limits of your car are. The second thing you start to learn is where to find those limits. It's not only that street racing is stupid and dangerous to other people who aren't in your "race", but driving our Z's on a well run track day with lots of seat time is gonna be the most fun you've had driving your car. If you're so in love with going fast in a straight line (booooooring!) rent a Mustang from Hertz and go blah, blah, blah in a Pony car forum.
02-14-2007, 04:30 AM
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Originally Posted by USN HM 350Z
try posting them on youtube and people can look on there for vids.
02-14-2007, 04:41 AM
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Originally Posted by silver nismo
I said where to post the link for my vids, (link) coz they r already on youtube.
How about the "video" section of my350z
https://my350z.com/forum/videos-151/
02-14-2007, 04:44 AM
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Originally Posted by DavesZ#3
Kyle (Godzilla) didn't post an official explanation as to the reason why the forum was removed. From what I've seen, I wouldn't say it was removed because of "political correctness".
There have been discussions among the moderators several times in the past years about the problematic nature of the posts in that forum. Of all the individual forums, that one has probably generated more reported posts, locked threads and banned users than any other forum. Too many trolls, too many *****-measuring contests, lots of insults, etc.
JMO - Dave
There have been discussions among the moderators several times in the past years about the problematic nature of the posts in that forum. Of all the individual forums, that one has probably generated more reported posts, locked threads and banned users than any other forum. Too many trolls, too many *****-measuring contests, lots of insults, etc.
JMO - Dave
02-14-2007, 04:46 AM
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Originally Posted by DavesZ#3
Kyle (Godzilla) didn't post an official explanation as to the reason why the forum was removed. From what I've seen, I wouldn't say it was removed because of "political correctness".
There have been discussions among the moderators several times in the past years about the problematic nature of the posts in that forum. Of all the individual forums, that one has probably generated more reported posts, locked threads and banned users than any other forum. Too many trolls, too many *****-measuring contests, lots of insults, etc.
JMO - Dave
There have been discussions among the moderators several times in the past years about the problematic nature of the posts in that forum. Of all the individual forums, that one has probably generated more reported posts, locked threads and banned users than any other forum. Too many trolls, too many *****-measuring contests, lots of insults, etc.
JMO - Dave
The BS race threads to non-BS race threads ratio was pretty high.
02-14-2007, 04:48 AM
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02-14-2007, 04:52 AM
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That's what I was thinking. I can imagine a lot of reports coming from there
The BS race threads to non-BS race threads ratio was pretty high.
The BS race threads to non-BS race threads ratio was pretty high.
LOL...but where are we going to get our daily dose of "I have a popcharger and an auto. I want to race my friend's SRT-4 (he won't tell me what he has). We're gonna race soon...right when I get my car back from the shop...why is it in the shop?? Oh because I totaled it smokin some n00b in a rsx"
02-14-2007, 04:56 AM
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Originally Posted by jtabraham
LOL...but where are we going to get our daily dose of "I have a popcharger and an auto. I want to race my friend's SRT-4 (he won't tell me what he has). We're gonna race soon...right when I get my car back from the shop...why is it in the shop?? Oh because I totaled it smokin some n00b in a rsx"
02-14-2007, 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted by 996
Wow, sorry to see the street section go away, I check here almost daily. I'll miss the stories of stock Z's beating stock 1999 - current Carrera Porsches. See you guys in the street. 
I know what you mean. I read that section all the time before I even registered here. I was lookin all over for it & I found this announcement. WAAAAAAHHH!!
Oh well.... some p-po just like to FEEL & LOOK like they're fast and some KNOW it 
02-14-2007, 05:31 AM
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Originally Posted by usmanasif
Actually, speaking in strict legal terms, it wouldn't. Think about it, if a sub-forum were to be created on any online forum, catering to (strictly as an example) a discussion of embezzlement schemes and tax fraud and members' successes and failures plus tips on improving results, with a banner stating that the site doesn't condone either practice, how silly would that look? In the eyes of the law, the very creation of a dedicated section catering to any illegal activity, especially a site with a moderating staff, is in itself evident of endoresement.
Again, that is strict legal view, but in this litigious society, likelihood of an outcome is sufficient for most businesses to take evasive measures. If a 16 year old dies as a result of a race he was challenged to via an online forum, against someone whom he didn't know otherwise, trust me, motivated parents would file the site for everything it's worth. Juries look at such cases in a very black-or-white manner (no forum, no challenge, no race, no death...wrong as it may be). Money is a tremendous motivator.
Hope that explains it a bit.
Again, that is strict legal view, but in this litigious society, likelihood of an outcome is sufficient for most businesses to take evasive measures. If a 16 year old dies as a result of a race he was challenged to via an online forum, against someone whom he didn't know otherwise, trust me, motivated parents would file the site for everything it's worth. Juries look at such cases in a very black-or-white manner (no forum, no challenge, no race, no death...wrong as it may be). Money is a tremendous motivator.
Hope that explains it a bit.
02-14-2007, 05:49 AM
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Yay! Keep it off the streets people!
My cousin was killed by a truck driver (not racing, but the same thing applies here) that wasn't paying attention. Hit her while she stepped outside the car to run to the passenger side to let her BF drive. Smashed her and the car door all to pieces. Not one part of her body parts could be identified.
My cousin was killed by a truck driver (not racing, but the same thing applies here) that wasn't paying attention. Hit her while she stepped outside the car to run to the passenger side to let her BF drive. Smashed her and the car door all to pieces. Not one part of her body parts could be identified.
02-14-2007, 06:18 AM
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To the ppl who cant live without measuring, uh i mean street racing...
Pretty much all of us have done it at one time or another, usually when were much younger. But for a car enthusiast forum to support such foolishness is just wrong, PC or not its wrong.
I lost a very close friend to street racing, not only did he loose his life but he also took an inoccent life with him. This was a highway run at 3am, so it doesnt matter what time or where you race its still potentially deadly.
Most of you who promote this type of "thrill" have not lived through such a tragic loss and I hope you never do. So again i applaud the admins for removing such a useless forum where childish actions were promoted and discussed in such a candid manner.
R
Pretty much all of us have done it at one time or another, usually when were much younger. But for a car enthusiast forum to support such foolishness is just wrong, PC or not its wrong.
I lost a very close friend to street racing, not only did he loose his life but he also took an inoccent life with him. This was a highway run at 3am, so it doesnt matter what time or where you race its still potentially deadly.
Most of you who promote this type of "thrill" have not lived through such a tragic loss and I hope you never do. So again i applaud the admins for removing such a useless forum where childish actions were promoted and discussed in such a candid manner.
R
02-14-2007, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by BriGuyMax
Hey...this is the annoucement forum. NOT the "street racing, flame whomever you want" forum. Take that crap somewhere else.
do as i say, not as i do?