"Yeah, I drift too" stories
- Thread starter green_machine
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Wtf do you think this is? UNICEF?
You like to do something, you should put in a little effort to do it. Among those things.... umm...... afford it? Why is it that people expect everything to be handed to them nowadays.
Seriously. Please pay for my drifting? I will do burnouts in your porch if you don't because I can't afford it otherwise.
HellaSFLDan
Driver
on dirt tracks
And that proves your point how?
"Drifting" (as an intentional sport) started in the streets, circa God knows when. There was never a law that allowed you to do it in the streets (as far as I know).
Since it was not legal, and it started getting popular (around 2004), now there are sanctioned events so you can legally practice/compete.
You're arguing skills are about as good as a 6th grader in his debate team, who ended up there as some cruel punishment from his parents.
ok! we all know that we disagree on this subject, street versus track. lets tell funny stories instead of flaming on each other.
It's perfectly fine to prefer drifting in the street vs the track.
That is if you have arguments better than where drifting started and the fact that you actually bothered to look up "skate park" on google maps.
- Erick
your just one of the millions
It's Kevin Mahle to you sir.
As for topic... um. I sat at the spectator stands for 5 minutes at a drift event once. I heard plenty of criticism and dares of how some of them can do much better.
opinions are like colons everyone got one, and their full of shit... hey i wear sandals everywhere i go im pertty
I sat at the spectator stands for 5 minutes at a drift event once. I heard plenty of criticism and dares of how some of them can do much better.
you should hear em when your out there .....lol
Street skating and street drifting are totally different.
For one, when street sliding, you're in a fucking car. You're in something that weighs 2500-3500lbs, costs thousands of dollars, and you're doing like 60mph barely in control.
When street skating, you're standing on top of a skateboard that weighs 5 lbs, costs around $100, and you're going 5-10mph.
If you're seriously going to compare the two, then you're retarded. If street sliding had only the same consequences as skateboarding, then I would do it every single day. On the way to work, on lunch break, on the way home from work, on the way to the store, to my grandma's house, etc. Overdrift, never drive straight, I'd be a fucking dinosaur.
It's simple, you can't compare the two.
I'm not damning street drifting. I think it's cool. I do it sometimes. I do however think that the people that only "street drift" and never go to events aren't "drifters", are terrible drivers, and have really shitty cars like the one in ronchmeister's sig. "sohc ftw" haha that sucks soo bad.
For one, when street sliding, you're in a fucking car. You're in something that weighs 2500-3500lbs, costs thousands of dollars, and you're doing like 60mph barely in control.
When street skating, you're standing on top of a skateboard that weighs 5 lbs, costs around $100, and you're going 5-10mph.
If you're seriously going to compare the two, then you're retarded. If street sliding had only the same consequences as skateboarding, then I would do it every single day. On the way to work, on lunch break, on the way home from work, on the way to the store, to my grandma's house, etc. Overdrift, never drive straight, I'd be a fucking dinosaur.
It's simple, you can't compare the two.
I'm not damning street drifting. I think it's cool. I do it sometimes. I do however think that the people that only "street drift" and never go to events aren't "drifters", are terrible drivers, and have really shitty cars like the one in ronchmeister's sig. "sohc ftw" haha that sucks soo bad.
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BWHAHAHA!
Yeah, but see... I'm actually out there. Maybe without a clutch, a front end, or any opposite lock for that matter. But it's out there
HellaSFLDan
Driver
OMFG ROFL!!!!!!!!1
