Why is Houston Imports. com Feuding with Planet Zero? No Longer Supporing the Meets.
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All I have to say about the situation, is that there is a reason I stand by Planet Zero, and will continue to do so. The owners of Planet Zero are car enhusiasts, as well as supporters of the local scene. 
I will continue to throw events there, and they will continue to get bigger and better. Just coz I can communicate the Planet Zero events on H-I, doesn't mean that the events will stop. Unity, and competition make a scene stronger. Boycotts and solo acts break a scene apart, Houston has experienced these type of actions before, and it crippled the local scene. Everyone wanting to be the "one" to make it happen, its ********; the people working together make it happen.
I will continue to throw events there, and they will continue to get bigger and better. Just coz I can communicate the Planet Zero events on H-I, doesn't mean that the events will stop. Unity, and competition make a scene stronger. Boycotts and solo acts break a scene apart, Houston has experienced these type of actions before, and it crippled the local scene. Everyone wanting to be the "one" to make it happen, its ********; the people working together make it happen.
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Originally Posted by Houston_JohnP
All I have to say about the situation, is that there is a reason I stand by Planet Zero, and will continue to do so. The owners of Planet Zero are car enhusiasts, as well as supporters of the local scene. I will continue to throw events there, and they will continue to get bigger and better. Just coz I can communicate the Planet Zero events on H-I, doesn't mean that the events will stop. Unity, and competition make a scene stronger. Boycotts and solo acts break a scene apart, Houston has experienced these type of actions before, and it crippled the local scene. Everyone wanting to be the "one" to make it happen, its ********; the people working together make it happen.
I will continue to throw events there, and they will continue to get bigger and better. Just coz I can communicate the Planet Zero events on H-I, doesn't mean that the events will stop. Unity, and competition make a scene stronger. Boycotts and solo acts break a scene apart, Houston has experienced these type of actions before, and it crippled the local scene. Everyone wanting to be the "one" to make it happen, its ********; the people working together make it happen. 
BTW, I've got some new goodies on the Z. Can't wait to show em' off this Saturday.
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Originally Posted by soleil350z
sorry not to hijack ur thread val...but its so wierd not seeing u PM man..ok back to topic
I'm going to resubscribe tomorrow on payday...
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Originally Posted by Houston_JohnP
All I have to say about the situation, is that there is a reason I stand by Planet Zero, and will continue to do so. The owners of Planet Zero are car enhusiasts, as well as supporters of the local scene. I will continue to throw events there, and they will continue to get bigger and better. Just coz I can communicate the Planet Zero events on H-I, doesn't mean that the events will stop. Unity, and competition make a scene stronger. Boycotts and solo acts break a scene apart, Houston has experienced these type of actions before, and it crippled the local scene. Everyone wanting to be the "one" to make it happen, its ********; the people working together make it happen.
I will continue to throw events there, and they will continue to get bigger and better. Just coz I can communicate the Planet Zero events on H-I, doesn't mean that the events will stop. Unity, and competition make a scene stronger. Boycotts and solo acts break a scene apart, Houston has experienced these type of actions before, and it crippled the local scene. Everyone wanting to be the "one" to make it happen, its ********; the people working together make it happen. 
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I help start ICCH (HI was formally know as Import Car Club of Houston) with about 6 other guys - still have the first shirts we printed. It ballooned into what it is today....a bunch whining ****** who think they have fast sh*t. I haven't talked to any of those clowns in about 6 years or more. Only a hand full of the OGs on there are cool. Everyone else isn't worth my time.
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