RE: M3 vs. Firechicken reenactment of Grease/Rebel w/o a Cause scenes

["Terry G Longrie" <terry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Doesn't matter how you rationalize it to yourself, no matter how "deserted"
the road is, there's always the possibility of someone who is maybe
distracted, maybe not quite paying attention, pulling out in front of you
while your doing 100+ MPH down that "empty" stretch of road that "nobody"
ever drives on.  IMHO street racers should be sentenced to a nice term in
prison to reflect upon their actions no matter what kind of car they drive
nor how much driving school or track experience that they've had.  Speed
limits may be a revenue generator for local law enforcement agencies but
that doesn't mean that endangering others via street racing is any more
"right."  If you want to show how big your balls are, take it to the local
track.   

My $.02

Terry

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>From: owner-bmw-digest@domain.elided (bmw-digest)
>To: bmw-digest@domain.elided
>Subject: bmw-digest V9 #138
>Date: Fri, Sep 4, 1998, 12:00 AM
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>RE: M3 vs. Firechicken reenactment of Grease/Rebel w/o a Cause scenes

> *sigh*... Jeez, I should've known Rebecca's post would elicit this kind
> of response. Saint Mendez, how do you know it wasn't a deserted country
> road? It was in fact a deserted road. A long, empty 4 lane road. And no
> where does Rebecca state she was driving, she said *it* was raced; I was
> driving the car. But it seems to me you didn't really care if it was a
> deserted road or who was driving the M3. You were just drooling at the
> chance to spout off your holier-than-thou, pompous attitude and did just
> that without checking any of the facts. 

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