Karma bites back. I am most satisfied now!

[Spurious]

Having put up with hoons for quite some time now, it was thoroughly satisfying last night to witness one of them, mid burnout, lose the plot, mount the gutter, rip into some shrubs......& then get chased by Police.

Now that I've got the camera set up, popcorn at the ready, I'm hoping tonights show will be even better! LOL

[The Yeti]

I know the feeling, we had one ripping skids at the intersection out the front of my place then tear off fishtailing down the road clipping a tree and ending up on his side

First person he called (even before he checked if his GF was OK or calling her an ambulance was his mate with a tilt tray)

Fortunately my wife had called for the 3 emergency food groups and the fire brigade got there before his mate and the tilt tray.

The grub tried to name his GF as the driver but I don't know the end result after the police washed it all out

Still get regular meat heads out the front so karma is short lived

[Express]

Originally Posted by Spurious

Now that I've got the camera set up, popcorn at the ready, I'm hoping tonights show will be even better! LOL

I probably shouldn’t be condoning burnouts but I am hoping you'll be posting this.

[marty351]

Originally Posted by Express

I probably shouldn’t be condoning burnouts but I am hoping you'll be posting this.

Extra popcorn will be required.

[Boosted8]

Yep I know the feeling. We used to have a household of bogans living across the street from us.

Late one Wednesday night many moons ago I heard the familiar sound of their non-turbo R34 revving up for a burnout, then the sound of tyres squealing and a loud crash.

A bit of a shame she (yes, she) put the Skyline through our fence but it was worth it.

[STINKY NINJA]

Yes we do condone videos of said burnouts and possible crashes.

[poppa smurf]

but but but there is no danger in burnouts.....many arguments have ensued from this very forum not only condoning these brain dead fools but promoting this behaviour and advising the newbies how to do it, happening right now in the territory section.

I witnessed a degloving of a young fellows hand, as he, and others were pushing the car sideways whilst in the middle of a burnout, hand slipped, encountered the spinning wheel and degloved the left hand.

I was not pleased in any way when that happened, I had to render assistance while the halfwit in the car fled the scene, but I do get great joy when one of the fools spears off the road into an immovable object, destroying only the motor vehicle with no harm to the driver or Mr Plod turns up mid stream.

[Road Games]

Calm ya farm poppa smurf....

I can respect the experiences you unfortunately have experienced, however
you were young once yourself or are you too old to remember ?

At least the question being asked in the Territory section say's he has a dedicated burnout pad

It's a forum... it promotes discussion good and bad.


Have a good weekend...

[JC]

Originally Posted by DAZZLR

Calm ya farm poppa smurf....

I can respect the experiences you unfortunately have experienced, however
you were young once yourself or are you too old to remember ?

At least the question being asked in the Territory section say's he has a dedicated burnout pad

It's a forum... it promotes discussion good and bad.


Have a good weekend...

True, but the forum doesn't promote illegal activity, of which burnouts would be near top of the list.

We have young P platers in our street that do burnouts at every intersection - we know who they are, and the police know who they are, but unless they are doing it when the police arrive, not much can be done (I'm not standing out the front at 3am with a camera to film them). Karma has got a few of them ( mounting gutters and bending wheels etc). Only luck has meant there's been no houses or other cars hit yet.

[towtaltowing]

Originally Posted by JC

True, but the forum doesn't promote illegal activity, of which burnouts would be near top of the list.

We have young P platers in our street that do burnouts at every intersection - we know who they are, and the police know who they are, but unless they are doing it when the police arrive, not much can be done (I'm not standing out the front at 3am with a camera to film them). Karma has got a few of them ( mounting gutters and bending wheels etc). Only luck has meant there's been no houses or other cars hit yet.

they wouldnt have a white AU xr6 ?
as one removed there plates last week and did a few burnouts down my street at 3:50pm

wish they didnt take the plates off my cameras would of them

[poppa smurf]

Originally Posted by DAZZLR

Calm ya farm poppa smurf....

I can respect the experiences you unfortunately have experienced, however
you were young once yourself or are you too old to remember ?

At least the question being asked in the Territory section say's he has a dedicated burnout pad

It's a forum... it promotes discussion good and bad.


Have a good weekend...

my "farm" is very calm thank you, and yes I was young once (not that old, I am still a highly valued part of my community with my various volunteer work including one which regularly attends road trauma caused through exactly this activity)

however, I respected my motor vehicles, they had to get me to and from work from monday through saturday.......I wasn't feeling the need to destroy my vehicles through lack of directive or "something to do".

as for the "burnout pad" yes everyone has one of those, but funny how the youngsters or feeble of mind don't restrict their illegal activities to them.

we have a very good "burnout pad" out at our dirt circuit race track, open 7 days a week to anyone who feels the "urge".......cleanest pad in the whole city, never gets used, our roads however????

I see no value in tutoring a youngster on an illegal activity or one which he is likely to be hurt doing.

[falcon_bandit]

Originally Posted by DAZZLR

you were young once yourself or are you too old to remember ?

yeah, from what i remember.... young people can be really ******* stupid.

some of us have moved on, some havnt.

[jmack]

there is a right place and time and a wrong place and time,and most of the dropkicks these days cant tell which is which

[98TLS]

Originally Posted by falcon_bandit

yeah, from what i remember.... young people can be really ******* stupid.

some of us have moved on, some havnt.

So you were once stupid then learnt something (its called life) and got old or you were born boring.

[sprintman1]

Originally Posted by 98TLS

So you were once stupid then learnt something (its called life) and got old or you were born boring.

So if you don't act like a ****wit you're boring?

[98TLS]

Originally Posted by sprintman1

So if you don't act like a ****wit you're boring?

No point in asking me,do you feel bored?

[FPV+fteT3]

Everyones uncle has a burnout pad get with the program poppa smurf

Modern House Specs.
3 bed
1 ****ter
1 kitchen
1 burnout pad
1 private drag strip

[Dauphin]

There's a guy in my street who has a classic Monaro GTS and he rarely takes it out, but when he does he usually performs a massive burnout in his/our own street, and it's a small close. I just don't understand.

[Vesper Martini]

Most frustrating they don't Put the Burnout Pad as one of the criteria in the Real-estate app I use.
it seems everyone's got one

[Pedro]

Without census I have to tell this story.
Some of you may be familiar with a somewhat notorious gentleman named Tim Bristow (who is no longer with us). One day, a hoon was racing up and down the street where Tim lived on Sydney's northern beaches. After the third pass, Tim went down to the roadside and waited for said hoon to return. Unfortunately for the hoon, he did return and Tim unceremoniously threw a brick through the windscreen. The hoon apparently escaped serious injury and stopped. When he got out to remonstrate and saw who had smashed his screen, he jumped straight back in and drove off, never to return.

[Beastie]

Originally Posted by Pedro

Without census I have to tell this story.
Some of you may be familiar with a somewhat notorious gentleman named Tim Bristow (who is no longer with us). One day, a hoon was racing up and down the street where Tim lived on Sydney's northern beaches. After the third pass, Tim went down to the roadside and waited for said hoon to return. Unfortunately for the hoon, he did return and Tim unceremoniously threw a brick through the windscreen. The hoon apparently escaped serious injury and stopped. When he got out to remonstrate and saw who had smashed his screen, he jumped straight back in and drove off, never to return.

I didn't know who Tim Bristow was, but I do now after googling his story....

[LG17]

Originally Posted by Pedro

Without census I have to tell this story.
Some of you may be familiar with a somewhat notorious gentleman named Tim Bristow (who is no longer with us). One day, a hoon was racing up and down the street where Tim lived on Sydney's northern beaches. After the third pass, Tim went down to the roadside and waited for said hoon to return. Unfortunately for the hoon, he did return and Tim unceremoniously threw a brick through the windscreen. The hoon apparently escaped serious injury and stopped. When he got out to remonstrate and saw who had smashed his screen, he jumped straight back in and drove off, never to return.

Ah yes, Uncle Tim was special!

[lucas2]

There's a time and a place for it. I'm 22, had my FG for 6 months and still haven't turned traction control off.
1. I don't want to stack it
2. I don't want to lose my license
3. I've never had a fine, not even a parking fine.

Once again, there's a time and a place. I hope these guys learn that.

[JC]

Originally Posted by lucas2

There's a time and a place for it. I'm 22, had my FG for 6 months and still haven't turned traction control off.
1. I don't want to stack it
2. I don't want to lose my license
3. I've never had a fine, not even a parking fine.

Once again, there's a time and a place. I hope these guys learn that.

I'm 47, had my 500rwhp for 2 years and the first time I turned TC/DSC off was to do a burnout at the drags (the first time I have ever been) 2 weeks ago. The first 6 or so burnouts I did were pretty pathetic but I ran my best time of the day on my third run with a poor burnout. My burnouts got better but the times stayed fairly consistent (12.127 through to 12.5).

Which says to me you don't have to do a big burnout to run a good time, which also tells me you don't need to do a burnout on the street especially since you are not taking off from the lights in order to win some prize or break some PB. I'd say there is no need for a burnout at all on the streets, and those that do it probably couldn't run a decent time down the strip anyway and maybe this is why they do it - to give the perception that their car is something special, when the rest (most?) of us think they are just idiots.

I get the occasional chirp of the tyres when taking off from the lights in the dry, and the occasional small spin in he wet, but that's what happens when I'm too hard on the touchy throttle rather some purposeful attempt to spin the tyres to make smoke.

[STINKY NINJA]

I see dvds/movies of people killing each other regularly,i don't go out killing people after watching lol
Video now!
Please

[marty351]

The smartest thing any young whippersnapper can do is buy a camry as their first car.
This way, they can cruise through their youth, learn life experiences, and know what not to do. When grown up, permission to be a *@#$wit is earned.

That's what I did anyway.

[STINKY NINJA]

What is a carry?
Is it like a really slow hairdressers car?

[marty351]

Corrected the autocorrect.

[STINKY NINJA]

Lol,i was almost spot on with my guess.
Fly through in and outer space not to join them but to beat them...

[uniacidz]

There's a time and place and public roads a no no

To the OP, what area is this?
What kind of street?

Would a petition for speed humps or other measures be feasible on ya street?

Any council meetings to discuss the issues?





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