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Thread: Boy Racer thinks he's Senna, Hilarity ensues

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    Quote Originally Posted by John
    we need to form a rebellion, or vote someone into becoming 'renegade' on a haybusa, with mounted 7.62cal machine guns.

    sorry I just have nothing better to say about the pricks.
    what about 30 mm cannons from helecoptors? those make things 'splode all pretty-like

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    Claymore- couple pounds of explosive, about 500 small ball bearings and the car and driver dissipate into a bloody spray of meat and metal.
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    Can anyone tell that the pricks keep me up at night as well?
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    i have often thought how easy it would be to DIY some of the road spikes that the cops use to pop the tyres of fleeing vehicles..

    some decent thick tie-down, some flat head roofing nails pushed thru, duct tape to hold it together. make it about 3m long, with a cord at one end.

    dress in black (stealth styles) do the ninja mission lay out the spikes, let them roll over them then melt into the scenery.

    do it a few times and you wont have a problem for long...




    but thats just me.

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    LOL if the boyraces thrashed it down our street, they would come to their demise, we have a 50+ft cliff at the end of our street
    The world will look up and shout "Save Us!", and I'll whisper "no"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk
    Three prangs in the last two years.
    Our neighbour campaigned to have "something done" after we had something like 12 crashes in just over a year, not just by boy racers, but by all kinds of eedjits Like the guy in the Mercedes who was looking at a real estate sign, drifted across the road and totalled a small car going the other way. Or the young Asian guy who stopped 50 metres down from us, took off and spun out his BMW on a damp road surface, going backwards through our new garage door.

    So, we now have "speed calming measures" on our street, including right outside our house. Ugly concrete thingos (pedestrian islands) and now we have no parking outside our house, With no driveway, this is a major pain.

    People still race up and down our road, because for a reasonable driver, the islands are no problem, and they're only at our end of the ~1.1 km of road. Eedjits still have problems with them, and do things like go around them on the wrong side of the road.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by celticno6
    These guys piss me off too.
    I live off Martin Street, Wallaceville, and Martin Street is about 1.5km's long and dead straight. Cars regularly hit over 160 on this road on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, and unfortunately the cops don't get there before they've gone.
    Anyway, idiots doing 160 in a 50 zone full of kids are gonna cause some damage one day...

    We were thinking of buying a house in martin st. Thanks Celtic, we wont now.
    We have a similar issue in Tararua st. there are some asians live up the road that tend to go as fast as possible when arriving and leaving. I heard some dude from the Mongrel yell out for the clown to slow the fuck down one day. But still they go like fuckers out of hell. one day some kid is gonna get hit.

    On the other hand. i cant remember the last time I was passed by a car.
    Whats the difference between bikers going across the Rimitaka's (or any open road) fast, passing everything, averaging 150km, and a boyracer ? Or someone riding on one wheel ?
    Other than my nanna who rides at exactly the speed limit, arent we all boy racers to an extent ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HenryDorsetCase



    but thats just me.
    no its not... i've been thinking about that for a while!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blakamin
    no its not... i've been thinking about that for a while!!
    I was thinking shanghai and ballbearings........
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog
    I was thinking shanghai and ballbearings........
    Waterbombs, and paint stripper????

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    Quote Originally Posted by Two Smoker
    Waterbombs, and paint stripper????
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    Quote Originally Posted by PuppetMaster
    Whats the difference between bikers going across the Rimitaka's (or any open road) fast, passing everything, averaging 150km, and a boyracer ?
    One is the open road (empty), and the other is suburban streets with kids and driveways... :eyepoke:

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    Sorry to hear about this mate. I know from first hand experience that it's a real annoying and unsettling experience.

    A "friend" of mine was experiencing similar problems with a group of local lads back in the UK. He knew where they lived and despite the fact that he was more than capable of looking after himself against some spotty fuckwits he didn't want the aggro that came with facing off against these pricks, particularly as they all knew where he and his wife and kids lived. So he took the devious approach after his reporting the pricks to the local police failed.

    He left letters under the windscreen wipers of the cars in question basically asking them, in the nicest possible terms, to stop, otherwise the vehicles would incur physical damage. Things went quiet for a few days, then the very same culprits started up again, spinning doughnuts on his street and driving at ridiculous speeds. So he took the law into his own hands and bought two small canisters of pressurised cigarette lighter fluid. He visited each vehicle again and promptly pushed the canisters as far as he could into the respective cars exhausts with a stick. Both vehicles lost a good portion of their exhaust systems the following evening. He then left them another note stating, "I told you so, and let this be a warning". He honestly never experienced any problems with them again.

    I know it was illegal, potentially dangerous etc etc. But there’s only so much a man can take before he has to take the law into his own hands. Particularly when asking them nicely and seeking the assistance of the police fails.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Biff Baff
    .... So he took the law into his own hands and bought two small canisters of pressurised cigarette lighter fluid. He visited each vehicle again and promptly pushed the canisters as far as he could into the respective cars exhausts with a stick. Both vehicles lost a good portion of their exhaust systems the following evening. He then left them another note stating, "I told you so, and let this be a warning". He honestly never experienced any problems with them again.

    That is pure genius.




    exxxxxxxxxcellent.

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