The effect of street racing, so you think you are cool....then read it Options

[playr158]

This is for all you kids who thing you are so cool.

http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=...&id=6356404

[DEATH]

Edit - this was a response to Sever's post like two back.
You're also what? 16-18 somewhere in there right? How can you think you're qualified as a driver to avoid fatally injuring someone? Come on - that's a lifetime skill.
In Houston there have always been areas where the cops will sit down the street and watch people street race on abandoned roads mostly in business parks. I grew up street racing [Mostly back there]. So I can sympathise but D-Man had a good point earlier - if someone kills my kids while their street racing they better be damn sure they kill me too cause I don't care what happens - that person is dead on the scene if I can move.

This post has been edited by DEATH: Aug 28, 2008 - 10:48 PM

[SeverX13]

You're also what? 16-18 somewhere in there right? How can you think you're qualified as a driver to avoid fatally injuring someone? Come on - that's a lifetime skill.
In Houston there have always been areas where the cops will sit down the street and watch people street race on abandoned roads mostly in business parks. I grew up street racing [Mostly back there]. So I can sympathise but D-Man had a good point earlier - if someone kills my kids while their street racing they better be damn sure they kill me too cause I don't care what happens - that person is dead on the scene if I can move.

theres 3 places they mainly take place. at least ones ive been too, an abandoned military tank test track. 2 miles long. a 1 miles stretch of nothin but farm land with a 3 lanes. and the interstate when no cars in around. I have been around racing my whole life beleive it or not. i am 17. i do consider myself a good driver do to being taught my my uncle who ahs been to raceing schools b4. but just cause im taught by the best doesnt mean i am. i am very cautious of other peopl on the road. trust me im a family person. the last thing i would wanna do is hurt someones kids. If you all wanna think less of me thats fine. but im still the same severX13 with a busted ass bumper lol

[DEATH]

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You're also what? 16-18 somewhere in there right? How can you think you're qualified as a driver to avoid fatally injuring someone? Come on - that's a lifetime skill.
In Houston there have always been areas where the cops will sit down the street and watch people street race on abandoned roads mostly in business parks. I grew up street racing [Mostly back there]. So I can sympathise but D-Man had a good point earlier - if someone kills my kids while their street racing they better be damn sure they kill me too cause I don't care what happens - that person is dead on the scene if I can move.

theres 3 places they mainly take place. at least ones ive been too, an abandoned military tank test track. 2 miles long. a 1 miles stretch of nothin but farm land with a 3 lanes. and the interstate when no cars in around. I have been around racing my whole life beleive it or not. i am 17. i do consider myself a good driver do to being taught my my uncle who ahs been to raceing schools b4. but just cause im taught by the best doesnt mean i am. i am very cautious of other peopl on the road. trust me im a family person. the last thing i would wanna do is hurt someones kids. If you all wanna think less of me thats fine. but im still the same severX13 with a busted ass bumper lol

That's not the street racing we see in major cities where street racing is a problem like LA, Miami, and Houston. We get retards who put mommy's civic into the back of a minivan carrying children on westheimer which is like our busiest weekend night strip - Look it up. It happened right down the street from me a few years back. The dad lived but the family all died except I think one of the three kids.
Sad and then we wonder why we get followed by cops or california can't have mods.

BTW - Of course I don't think less of you.

This post has been edited by DEATH: Aug 29, 2008 - 12:13 AM