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When you have a skyline, everyone wants to race you...

When i finish work at Ipswich at about 2am on Fridays and Saturdays i normally only have one car a week wanting to race me, that's very surprising considering its Ipswich with lots of commodores around

Col? Sticky a complaints thread then every one can use that.....

Just use whoretown...

Im sure Mud and Squizz would back me up but we have seen hundreds of these threads over the years. Yes they are a bit annoying sometimes, but I see the benifit of people venting their frustrations online thats what we are all about.

When you have a skyline, everyone wants to race you...

Not always... I find the younger 18-19 years old do, yes...

But all you need to do it shake your head at then :) and they will back off and leave you alone.

If they ask are you chicken or something you say "my vtec is broken yo"... Make a joke of it, dont tell them their wankers even tho they are, just laugh it off and leave the lights at your own pace...

Just use whoretown...

Im sure Mud and Squizz would back me up but we have seen hundreds of these threads over the years. Yes they are a bit annoying sometimes, but I see the benifit of people venting their frustrations online thats what we are all about.

Not always... I find the younger 18-19 years old do, yes...

But all you need to do it shake your head at then :no: and they will back off and leave you alone.

If they ask are you chicken or something you say "my vtec is broken yo"... Make a joke of it, dont tell them their wankers even tho they are, just laugh it off and leave the lights at your own pace...

yes we expect u all to listen to my whinging about how gay motorist are.

i dont like VTEC and honda.. and mullets on young kids make them look like hoons.. commodores are thrash about hooning vehicles as they are RWD and depreciate faster than an anvil falls. so makes them accessable to the general youth.. and street DORIFTO aint right.. maybe industrial area and you should take responsibility for ur mistakes.. crash or damage someones car own up.. i will personally kind hit the next fool i see hit and running.. also the next person to push a trolley or open a door without leaving a note. :(

THANKS SAU FOR LISTENING TO ME WHINGE :/ have a good night

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