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last time this happened it ended in tears for a few of our members, so not sure you are going to get much interest.

As Ben said that was due to their own stupidity. Actually a number of stupid events, doing a tunnel run (which no one ever does) filming it, and then posting it online.

If i ever hold a cruise again (if i ever finish putting my engine together) then cameras will be banned. Not that there would be anything done that the authorities would be interested in.

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Heed these words, the only gtr owner who has not once broken a road rule.

I still get done for speeding. 10km over and that. Completely unintentional and hardly something to brag about. Matter of fact last time I got a speeding ticket was in my mums corolla...

I don't get done doing 50kph over the limit in a tunnel because I'm not 100% stupid. Maybe 70-80% stupid but not 100%.

-D

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I still get done for speeding. 10km over and that. Completely unintentional and hardly something to brag about. Matter of fact last time I got a speeding ticket was in my mums corolla...

I don't get done doing 50kph over the limit in a tunnel because I'm not 100% stupid. Maybe 70-80% stupid but not 100%.

-D

f**k you.

Breaking the law is breaking the law. Get off your high horse.

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f**k you.

Breaking the law is breaking the law. Get off your high horse.

If someone wanted to bring up my speeding fines, I'd say 'yep, im a DH' and cop it sweet. Cause I know I was in the wrong. Nuff said.

Theres a difference between breaking the law without intent and blatantly breaking the law without regard for public safety, thats why the club doesn't endorse that nonsense and never will. Take it to a race track or a drag strip (even if its far away, its still there)

Do the crime, do the time, and hopefully learn from the mistake. To even try and defend the indefensible? "Cause, totally, like, 10km over the speed limit is like racing each other in the tunnel." Yeah. Righto.

Too bad you don'r like it but there it is. I'll refer to DStirls post to point out the numerous mistakes that were made. You're young. You'll learn.

-D

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I'll do the the time once I'm found guilty. Get of your f**king high horse. At no time have I denied what I did or have tried to, people like you who think the world revolves around them and what they do are the issue. I made a mistake and I admitted to it as soon as possible. So did the other guys. You don't the people who were involved and you don't know what happened that night.

Come and say something to someone's face instead of talking shit behind your keyboard. Keep your f**king mouth shut until then.

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i did something illegal, and im doing my time for it. and when its brung up, i go yeh im a DH and im in the wrong. the fact of the matter is what they did was wrong, it was then filmed and sapol got their hands on it. the best thing todo is not defend something theres evidence to suggest the vehicles were used for illegal activities.

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