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    Quote Originally Posted by huff3r View Post
    Have you even been down to Melling on a thursday night? Its mostly just a bunch of "boyracers" chilling out, and socialising with their mates and showing off their (not so flash) cars.
    And lining up from Block Road lights to stage at the Melling lights before dragging south down the motorway.

    Tell the whole story bro.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deano View Post
    And lining up from Block Road lights to stage at the Melling lights before dragging south down the motorway.

    Tell the whole story bro.
    That's if their cars didn't catch on fire first!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by kwaka_crasher View Post
    ...lumping them all together for the actions of a few.
    So not all police are pack rapists then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drunken Monkey View Post
    Actually there is one that used to do that when I lived on View Rd in Mt Eden.
    We lived in View Rd in '70. No cruising then - it was drunken 100mph + runs on Robbies Kwaka 500.....and trying to stop by the Dom Rd lights.........
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    Quote Originally Posted by huff3r View Post

    So they socialize different to how you did when you were a kid. Remember when most teens skated? And how hard they cracked down on that?
    Hmm, nothing really changes. Beaumont st anyone?
    Please tell me I'm not the only one old enough to remember.
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    I would suggest the sun is finally setting on the day of the Boi Racer. The actions of a minority of a minority have spoilt it for a minority. Mr and Mrs average kiwi (the tax paying and voting majority) have just said enough, do some thing. The media the govt and now the police have listened and are doing somthing about it. It's what happens when you become a pest, you get noticed and then you get squashed. I trust the comparison between a cockroach and a car in the crusher is not being lost.
    The diference between Boi Racers and Harley owners is only about 25 years. They are likely to be the same group of folk just a lot older and wiser (ok just older).
    I guess the problem is, the 'group' is on the fringe of being illegal and antisocial and attracts people who have an interest in belonging to or being identified as belonging to these sorts of groups. Now I am beginning to sound like a Harley advert.
    Mr joe average can't tell the diference between a white power motorcycle gang member and the average Harley owner. They also can't tell the diference between a Boi Racer and a young owners of a modified jap vehicles.
    I do feel sorry for young jap race car enthusiasts, if such a beast exists. However since the law has been in place there has been a 4/5ths reduction in dum ass rich kids driving past my house at night. Is the new law working, IMHO hell yes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by YellowDog View Post
    I think the law is designed to address a patrticular age group with a certain type of vehicle
    Exactly.... same goes for a lot of discretionary applications of the law like smacking etc... they will (hopefully) just go for those that deserve it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by huff3r View Post
    So youve had that happen from every single one?

    North Shore Auckland, Auckland waterfront, South Auckland and move here and lo and behold, same old shit down here too.... Then there are the ones in Wellington and Christchurch we read about frequently..... Dunno about every single one though....

    Even those involved in the scene look at those guys and think "what tossers".

    Yeah, but do nothing to stop it, thereby condoning it....

    Seriously, melling always seems chilled out, and ive never seen any violence towards police or others. They generally behave and just wave politely at the cops, knowing that as long as their behaving the cops wont come down on them.

    As it was here.... until the bottles began flying....

    Well now the cops can.

    Also to note... those above mentioned things are already illegal, and happen in many other situations too (teenage parties, without even any boyracers etc). Whereas the new laws are about cracking doown on what wasnt so illegal or dangerous, just annoying. Its not that hard, find them someplace to go and give them good REASON to go there. Just like they did with the skaters and skateparks.
    They have a track and burnout pad here for them at Ferndene, near Inglewood.... but that isn't enough, apparently..... Might have more to do with the banjo music from them thar nearby hills....

    Quote Originally Posted by kwaka_crasher View Post
    Nah. He's just hypocritically doing the very thing that he hates people doing about cops... lumping them all together for the actions of a few.
    Nah.... just going from things I've seen myself, not just heard, from many parts of the country. But you're right, it usually is the actions of a few, ruining it for the majority.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ready4whatever View Post

    I think when you solve that alcohol binge drinking problem, you'll fix this one
    Damn right dude - but brewerys and Gov't are too cosy to do anything about it - although the tide IS slowly turning, but not before a few lives are wrecked.
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    Option a:-
    Quote Originally Posted by ready4whatever View Post
    you get responsible young guys with nice cars. And they usually are sucking on a dong when they arent driving sensibly.
    Skint boys with no girlfriend

    Option b:-
    Quote Originally Posted by ready4whatever View Post
    then you get the guy whos into drifting, skids. with that type you also get the anti social behaviour of drugs etc and they usually are sucking on a bong when they arent racing.
    Burnouts and bongs? Yes Please. Option 'b' purlease.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ready4whatever View Post
    soo apparently you can get a fine now for 'cruising' up and down the same road in your car. what fuckin bullshit. i myself like going for drives for no real reason, doing the 'laps' as you call it, cause i like driving. im not causing any shit when i do. but they go and make it illegal. i hate the government. you fuckin pigs
    FFS, so sick of these bloody nanny laws, EDUCATE NOT LEGISLATE.

    Quote Originally Posted by ready4whatever View Post
    you also get the anti social behaviour of drugs etc and they usually are sucking on a bong when they arent racing.
    Hang on a second... bit off topic here sucking on a bong is immediately Anti-Social?!
    So you're lumping smoking a bit of pot in the mix with P and the semi-depressant attributes of prescription abuse under the label of 'drugs'?

    By that token' (no pun intended) you're saying that people that smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol are also being anti-social?

    To quote a late-great Bill Hicks "If you're at a ball game or a concert and someone's really violent and aggressive and obnoxious, are they drunk or are they smoking pot?"

    I don't quite understand where your argument is going there... (and no, I don't even smoke pot before you think I'm defending my addiction... wait a second... it's not chemically addictive!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by sammcj View Post
    FFS, so sick of these bloody nanny laws, EDUCATE NOT LEGISLATE.
    So get out there and do so.....
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    http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/poli...ace-1000-fines Read that. Now read this part "Council staff are proposing a one-hour period for the cruising bylaw. If drivers use the same stretch of specified road more frequently and have an overly noisy vehicle or are in a convoy, they will breach the bylaw." So what if I cruise the aves but I don't have an "overly noisy" vehicle? We already have laws to fine people for noisy exhausts. And cruising in a convoy? WTF is that supposed to mean? I know what a convoy is, but if you're driving to work in the CBD in rush hour you're bound to get stuck at traffic lights, therefore it could be argued you are travelling in a convoy. I have several mates who live on or within the aves, what if I pick one of my mates up, then he realises he forgot his phone at home, then I turn around so he can get his phone, then drive back in the direction in which I came from and there happens to be a few vehicles travelling in a "convoy" in front of me, then why should I be liable to get fines?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMOKEU View Post
    http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/poli...ace-1000-fines Read that. Now read this part "Council staff are proposing a one-hour period for the cruising bylaw. If drivers use the same stretch of specified road more frequently and have an overly noisy vehicle or are in a convoy, they will breach the bylaw." So what if I cruise the aves but I don't have an "overly noisy" vehicle? We already have laws to fine people for noisy exhausts. And cruising in a convoy? WTF is that supposed to mean? I know what a convoy is, but if you're driving to work in the CBD in rush hour you're bound to get stuck at traffic lights, therefore it could be argued you are travelling in a convoy. I have several mates who live on or within the aves, what if I pick one of my mates up, then he realises he forgot his phone at home, then I turn around so he can get his phone, then drive back in the direction in which I came from and there happens to be a few vehicles travelling in a "convoy" in front of me, then why should I be liable to get fines?
    They will only target you if they think you deserve it. Don't do anything stupid and you're sweet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by huff3r View Post
    They will only target you if they think you deserve it. Don't do anything stupid and you're sweet.
    I, unlike the politicians who run this country, could see right from the start that this law is never going to work successfully.

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