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Is driving more dangerous where you live because of a "yoof" culture fuelled by Playstation drifting, idolising anything with a Vtech engine on 4 Yokohamas?

By Doyler Asked Oct 6 2009 7:31AM
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by machinerat on Oct 6, 2009 at 7:38 am Permalink

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Let's not forget that the V6 is the "greatest engine ever built".

At least in my area older people seem to be just as likely do drive that way. They have a sense of entitlement... and lead such boring lives that they don't know how to have fun so they take it out on the road (that is filled with innocent drivers and pedestrians).
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Avatar Doyler Oct, 06 2009 at 07:58 AM
cool, thanks


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