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XGTRX was the predisposition only due to drug use at a young age? Or were there cases from a genetic or emotional issues?

Cruised next to a 260rs in traffic this arvo. Had a GTR badge and an "I love my Volvo" sticker. I was in my little Mazda sporting SAU stickers.

Hey Guys who are just in here saying stupid shit and joking, please go to Wasteland. This is the only forum that I just wont tolerate it. Its a serious forum for serious discussion.

Hey mechanicalstig, can you send me the pics in this thread? Its a great read and a whole bunch of the images are broken that I'd like to fix.

Nor are they good at judging their own ability and the ability of their car.

I'm digging some of the 'discover' playlists on Spotify. I have a 'Discover Weekly' which is made for me from Spotfity every week. We should share some good playlists in here. Right click your playlist and choose 'Copy Link' for one of these; https://open.spotify.com/user/spotifydiscover/playlist/0TgxJOEpf5BeiALyLhl6rV

I love watching KEXP performances on Youtube. This is my current favourite.

This is a good topic and one that I enjoy discussing with people. I am all for the blip here and there when conditions permit. Conditions being; Good weather late at night good visibility well lit No other motorists / pedestrians But, that said, theres always the unknown on a public road, a well obscured pot hole, some numpty in the bush having a piss. Its critical to have good knowledge of your own ability and the ability of your car and not exceeding either. This is where having a late night squirt comes undone for people, they go too hard or their ego takes over. I don't believe "driving" is a blanket ability for people. Restricting good, self-aware drivers to the same rules and regulations as the elderly with their poor driving history (and their learning to drive in very different circumstances) or as the 21 year old in a car with too much gumption and a back seat full of buddies. Driving and driving ability is not blanket - it shouldn't be applied to everybody evenly. At the end of the day, dudes with quick cars who take a calculated risk are seen by the public and the law as one-and-the-same as Petey P-Plater in his "hoon vehicle" - there is no difference. Unfortunately, when mr Calculated Risk gets caught, it plays right into the hands of the anti-hoon movement and the police attitude towards car lovers. But, to address the initial question - Yes, I believe there is 'safe speeding'. But, I don't believe everybody is clever enough to determine, for themselves, the best time to speed safely.

Please dont take advantage of my kind and accomodating nature. Its the nice guys that hurt the most.