Originally Posted by Jeffblue (Post 523657)

i would never swerve for an animal and risk my life or any human life. i mean, i would never be drifting my car on public streets. but if a dog ran in front of my car and i had to swerve and possibly crash into someone/something, i wouldn't.

Originally Posted by Xan (Post 523666)

Originally Posted by Xan (Post 523666)

Originally Posted by semtex (Post 523561)

Can you elaborate on this? Surely you don't mean to tell us that this is the third time you've wiped out a car due to a dog crossing your path mid-corner forcing you to yank the e-brake! Or are you caught in some bizarre case of deja vu? Or were you practicing e-brake drifting at 3am and this is the third time you've crashed your car doing that? (In which case one would have to wonder how many more times you need to crash before you'll learn you lesson.) Or do you just mean that this is the third time you've wacked into a curb hard enough to do major damage?

Originally Posted by semtex (Post 523675)

You know, I was looking at this pic. And I have to say that that's quite a crowd of people for 3AM.

http://www.the370z.com/attachments/n...esterday-5.jpg

Originally Posted by semtex (Post 523675)

You know, I was looking at this pic. And I have to say that that's quite a crowd of street racers for 3AM.

Originally Posted by frost (Post 523683)

fixed.


Btw, did you even get the temporary tag off yet? That doesn't look like the Florida plates I'm accustomed to.

Originally Posted by frost (Post 523672)

Semtex's post is like getting raped with a truth stick. I've never been in a panic situation and thought "yank the fuckin E-brake!!!" I mean, you have to know it reduces your braking ability, right? I'm guessing "attempted" drifting, or donuts. Either way, you're mentally challenged for letting this happen 3 times, and I can't believe you would think we would be supportive of this type of behavior. When the insurance company fixes it, trade it in for something you're less likely to kill yourself (and others) in, preferably with front-wheel-drive.

Originally Posted by theDreamer (Post 523688)

I think he already tried the FWD thing, (Civic Si) and somehow managed the same result.

Originally Posted by semtex (Post 523691)

Then maybe this should be his next ride.

http://www.thepantaloon.com/userfile.../hoveround.jpg