Idiot Celica Driver(VIDEO)

Post by **Cyberkreig** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

Whatever you say hitman. I'll bet anything he has practiced that section of road before. He isnt the average rice-boy driver or he would be dead. I dont think i said he was on the level of drivers at a professional racing school. I think I said that it might be good to pointout to him and everyone else that driving that way in public is a quick way to end something you love.

Post by **Thee 240sx Owner** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

What? his reckless ways of driving.. that would be something i would love for him to end.... He's the reason why normal drivers who have nice looking cars... get pulled over or get stereotyped just cuz of people like him... I'm pretty sure if he hit your car and say you have kids.. i dunnoo.. i'm pretty sure then you would make all degrading comments on his way off driving and not one of them would come off saying.. well hey you managed not to hit any cars from back there.. except mine.. I thought i would let you know that.... you have mad driving skills son... its plain and simple.... He has no care for anyone around him.. not even the guy in the car video taping.. but i guess like all young kids.... Peer pressure and trying to show off kicks in and will end up killing someone you know in the long run

Post by **Cyberkreig** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

everything you just said was irrelevant. And i too would like him to end driving like that on the street without hurting anyone, including himself.

Which do you think would be better to get a teenage driver to listen to you.

"Your a ****in ******* for driving like that on public streets"

or

"You know, you're not a bad driver, but driving like that on the street is wreckless. Why dont you take it to the track?"

Its like when the guy in his front yard yells obsinities at me for doin 28mph in a 25. I know other drivers go much faster than I do. He obviously yells because I am younger.. he probably thinks i'm one of these damn 'street racers'. Alittle respect would get him a long way.

Post by **Thee 240sx Owner** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

How so... i mean I know the feeling.. bout getting yelled at for going 25!!! but cuz there are kids in there front yards.. they have to make a big deal bout it... but about the commenting...you don't give them credit on their driving no matter what... i don't care if you say you should take it too the track.. chances are thats not gonna happen.. like me and the majority of the people on here and hitman too..(lol) we are teenagers... we dont' take constructive critisim well... even if we know we are wrong at what we are doing.. we seem to think we are invincible.. or the majority of us do.. but then the unexpected happens... and its too late to say sorry then... i mean i just saw a vid right now of the camero that lost control STREET racing a mustang.. and the brother was watching his lil brother wreck right infront of him.... thats why i'm posting.. all you can hear is the Brother yelling his name in the background.. and you know whats worst of all... you even see people getting into there cars and leaving just so they don't get pinned for it... thats the problem here... spineless lil a**holes wanna brag and do stupid things.. but then when its time to face consequences they bail under mommys skirt... well theres gonna be a time when you have to face the consequences and by then its too late and i bet you the incident that casued you to face consequences probably included somebody who was just another innocent bystander.. thats what ticks me off

Post by **AZhitman** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

Cyberkreig wrote:Its like when the guy in his front yard yells obsinities at me for doin 28mph in a 25. I know other drivers go much faster than I do. He obviously yells because I am younger.. he probably thinks i'm one of these damn 'street racers'. Alittle respect would get him a long way.

I just add a chunk of cinderblock and a pretty decent arm - Gets their attention EVERY time.

p.s. Think I'm kidding? I've been sued by 2 teenagers' parents. Won both cases after I photographed the skid marks and calculated the speed and tacked on my certification as an accident investigator...

I agree with your other point Cyber - It's sad that he'll probably continue to think he's got "mAd skillz yO" even AFTER he causes a tragedy (or even an inconvenience).

Post by **Cyberkreig** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

we certainly agree about the way the majority of teenagers act, and that they should have to pay for their actions.

we just disagree on how to get someone like this person to stop. I dont think that 5 online message boards talking about how he is an a$$ is going to do anything. He is probably getting a kick out of being so famous.

I feel like you need to get him to understand the consequences of what he is doing.. He might not care about other people, but he does care about his car and probably his own life. And if you want him to listen to you, you cant lead off with a string of explitives.

Post by **Thee 240sx Owner** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

If he cared bout his life... he would have not of taking a friend with a camera and video tape his eratic driving... I'm sorry for disagreeing with your way of trying to pursaude someone to take it else where.. i know this might sound extreme but that would be like telling a killer who shoots people with a sniper riffle..." Hey you have nice aim there but can you take it to a range.??" I see it not working out just like the kid... and AZ... i've had a similar incident.. where i had to lock my brakes cuz the kid ran into the middle of the street... and the people wanted to say i was speeding.. they lost...

Post by **[Zero-S]** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

RacinDa240sx wrote:If he cared bout his life... he would have not of taking a friend with a camera and video tape his eratic driving... I'm sorry for disagreeing with your way of trying to pursaude someone to take it else where.. i know this might sound extreme but that would be like telling a killer who shoots people with a sniper riffle..." Hey you have nice aim there but can you take it to a range.??" I see it not working out just like the kid... and AZ... i've had a similar incident.. where i had to lock my brakes cuz the kid ran into the middle of the street... and the people wanted to say i was speeding.. they lost...

I'm scared thats gonna happen to me because one of my neighbors kids is retarded (not saying it to be mean, but its true) and they, like wonderful parents, just turn him loose on the streets. The last time I had an incident with that (thank goodness I was under the speed limit) he was sitting with his back turned to the road. Wonderful...

Post by **f1seb** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

Hmm I see alot of people making remarks at how senseless this guy is but I bet all of us here are guilty of this type of driving. I used to do it alot and the only thing that stopped me from doing it was screwing up and totalling my eclipse. I was one of the lucky idiot drivers at that point cause somehow in heavy traffic I flew across from the left lane into the right lane making a full 360 and not hitting anybody just smashing into a guardrail. Since then I have been driving nicely cause I noticed there are way too many reckless drivers out there to be going fast like that. The only way this guy will learn his lesson is if he crashes his car, tickets and talks wont do it. Lets just hope he doesn't hurty anybody else by doing his stunts.

Post by **94teggy** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

Quote »I bet all of us here are guilty of this type of driving.[/quote]No way. I have never, and I mean never, weaved in and out of traffic like that....or at all for that matter. There's too much to lose and it's way too easy to lose it weaving in and out of traffic. You basically have no control over what can happen in a split second when you're weaving like that. You could be getting ready to swerve around a car and think you have it controlled and then BOOM your tire busts, then what happens? There's just way too much that can go wrong.

If you want to drive fast go to a track, it's that simple. But if you have some fetish to where you absolutely cannot stay off a public street, then at least have the sense to do it when there's no other cars on the road, people around, or people in the car. Because by you driving fast and reckless on a public road with other cars on the road, people around, or people in the car you are willingly putting their lives on the line for your stupidity.

Keep it safe guys.

-Jon-

Post by **chrispy** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

i have been driving a old chevy scottsdale lately , and i think if i ever saw anybody driving like that i would defiantley give him a "tap" followed by a call to the police. speaking of police , i ****ing go 40mph in a 35mph zone and i get pulled over. when they are needed they are rarely around .

Post by **Tino** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

ha yea i feel that i know of a lot of good cops, nice ones you know, but it seems if the officer is above 40 years old, the azzhhole factor comes into act.

Post by **Onizuka** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

the reason 40+ officers tend to be anal is be because they have to deal with all of the ***holes out their that think they are special and have a pass to break the law and get all pissy when they get pulled over. I have never even been pulled over before and i have never been in a accident, not once, and i can say that is directlty atributed to driving safely and not like the typical teenager who just got a car. If i can do it, anybody can, its not that hard....

Post by **Tino** » Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:04 am

not one ticket and a crystal clean record oh and all officers have to deal with teenagers getting their licenses.

Idiot Celica Driver(VIDEO)

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