Cop drove my MS3 150 MPH...

[Fear]

Next time you do it, make sure you hit a brick wall, so you decrease the chance of killing an innocent mother and her children. Grow the **** up.

 

[CantCMe]

^wow

 

[camrycev6]

Next time you do it, make sure you hit a brick wall, so you decrease the chance of killing an innocent mother and her children. Grow the **** up.

Was this directed at me or Karma_hunden?

 

[Fear]

Anyone who seems to think that doing 150mph on public roads is a good idea. Think about what you did. Go to your room.

 

[camrycev6]

Fear is an apt name for you. In any event, let me clarify a few things....

1) He was a professional driver who attended multiple driving schools. (Not just your basic race schools.) These are the best the cops had to offer and he has passed them all (3 total) with flying colors.

2) As I said...the road was virtually empty, straight, and it was daylight out. We could see the entire stretch we were running.

3) I never said it was a completely risk free act, however, we thought about the conditions prior and felt it was reasonably safe. There were certainly no drugs or alcohol involved. We were also on a freeway with a barrier between us and opposing traffic. If anything failed on the car, it would be more likely we would be injured than anyone else.

So the next time you feel like admonishing someone without all the facts, feel free to go **** yourself. How is that for mature? Yes. That was a retorical question, but I sure do feel better.

 

[Karma_hunden]

yes, its dangerous, you never know when a mom thats talking on the phone paying no fckin attention to the road what so ever might switch lanes without signaling and just barely glancing subconciously (too into the phone conversation) at the rear view mirror causing you to quickly swerve and crash. Did I mention that happened to friend? he was doing 75mph...

Some people on this site need some chill pills. Fear is that you on your sig?

 

[Fear]

Fear is an apt name for you. In any event, let me clarify a few things....

1) He was a professional driver who attended multiple driving schools. (Not just your basic race schools.) These are the best the cops had to offer and he has passed them all (3 total) with flying colors.

Great! He learned how to drive a car on a track, most likely better prepared than your MS3. What happens when Mr. Animal struts out onto the road at 150mph? Goodbye brakes, goodbye you.

2) As I said...the road was virtually empty, straight, and it was daylight out. We could see the entire stretch we were running.

I don't see what that has to do with it. It is a public road. Speed limit is not 150mph.

3) I never said it was a completely risk free act, however, we thought about the conditions prior and felt it was reasonably safe. There were certainly no drugs or alcohol involved. We were also on a freeway with a barrier between us and opposing traffic. If anything failed on the car, it would be more likely we would be injured than anyone else.

A reasonable response, although you may refer to my above comment. The risk is quite high no matter what car you're in, especially on public roads. Barrier or not.

So the next time you feel like admonishing someone without all the facts, feel free to go **** yourself. How is that for mature? Yes. That was a retorical question, but I sure do feel better.

Hey, I hope you learn from your actions. Don't do it again, that's all.

 

[Fear]

Fear is that you on your sig?

No, some ridiculous guy on talkbass.com made that sig of himself, I just added the "AMIRITE?" for funnys.

 

[whitey4311]

I have to say with seeing the latest news around here in California there are multiple car racer incidents that resulted in deaths. The problem is that innocent people were killed and I have to say that there is a level of responsibility that may be lacking in people who do this or even try to justify it.

I have stepped on mine a few times on the freeway but nothing crazy and that is good enough for me but as I said you hit a point in your life at which you realize how stupid it is to take risks like these.

Maybe your car got stollen as divine intervention so you wouldnt street race that night at 150 mph and kill someone. I wouldnt try it again in your new replacement, lol.

 

[PasadenaMS3]

There's a fine line between fun and manslaughter.

 

[whitey4311]

There's a fine line between fun and manslaughter.

Yeah and its only funny when the street racer kills them self.

 

[Fear]

There's a fine line between fun and manslaughter.

Charlie Manson begs to differ.

 

[Karma_hunden]

Charlie Manson begs to differ.

LOL dude, good one!

 

[camrycev6]

Great! He learned how to drive a car on a track, most likely better prepared than your MS3. What happens when Mr. Animal struts out onto the road at 150mph? Goodbye brakes, goodbye you.



I don't see what that has to do with it. It is a public road. Speed limit is not 150mph.



A reasonable response, although you may refer to my above comment. The risk is quite high no matter what car you're in, especially on public roads. Barrier or not.



Hey, I hope you learn from your actions. Don't do it again, that's all.

Point taken. Sorry for my harsh response. I have having a bad couple of months. I have more issues to deal with now than Bush....

 

[CantCMe]

I look at it like this, everyone on this site (or most) that have purchased a car that can do around 150 has AT LEAST ONCE pushed it to 100mph or better and someone COULD have been killed. A buddy of mine smashed into a deer doing 140 before and luckily didn't kill himself, but it damn sure was a wake-up call. So give the man a break...i've seen people get killed in accidents doing less than 60 so it can happen to anybody.

 

[BLACKMS3]

Meh... I say you only live once and there's an overpopulation problem anyways....