Do it on the track, not on the street...People never learn.

**luckytruck** · February 8th, 2005 11:28 AM

tama yun, track day, tapos kahit SUVs and diesels, hatawin din natin, para sulit

andy

**Bogeyman** · February 8th, 2005 11:35 AM

Notorious din ang Commonwealth at Mindanao Ave. pag gabi, drag racing naman ng mga tricycle. Lata na nga ang ipinangkakarera, nandadamay pa ng ibang sasakyan. Pag naaksidente naman, malakas pa sa bata kung umatungal sa sakit. Mga pasaway....

**KALAMPAG** · February 8th, 2005 12:16 PM

Condolence sa namatayan.

Buti walang nadamay na inosente.

Sana maglagay ang mmda na free and safe drag strip along that area na lang.. heheh..jokz....

If I have to die the same way... id drive it as fast as i could.

**notEworthy27** · February 8th, 2005 12:55 PM

now thats not a bad idea! :D pero malamang punong puno ang area na yan kung ganun..hehe

**Alpha_One** · February 8th, 2005 01:33 PM

I'm 16. My mom always tells me never to drive like I do in a videogame. And since I don't have a proper non-pro license yet (student permit palang) I never drive without an experienced, licensed companion.

In a videogame, I can turn the Monaco circuit into a multibillion-dollar junkyard. I can have Silverstone (crash) test days. And I'll have a new car out of the pits five seconds after I completely destroy the last one. In real life, I only have one car, and more importantly one life!

Hell, ALL videogames with cars that have real-life, commercially-available counterparts don't even have car damage AT ALL! (Gran Turismo, Need For Speed, etc.)

Dapat kasi sa NFSU nalang mag drag race, walang mawawala. Your lives are infinitely more important than your egos. I'd rather be a living "coward" than a dead kid who tried to "prove his manhood."

Ika nga sa signature ko, "That is what you get when you don't play nice!"

**1D4LV** · February 8th, 2005 02:01 PM

may group text sa amin si chieffy last night about this....
paging chieffy, na validate mo na yung identities nung driver kung sya nga?

**roninblade** · February 8th, 2005 05:36 PM

anybody here think may influence ang video games sa nangyari?
i mean sa itsura palang ng kotse (or whats left of it) parang gusto gayahin ang NFS:U eh. especially those damn stickers on the side.

**mazdamazda** · February 8th, 2005 05:45 PM

Originally Posted by KALAMPAG

Condolence sa namatayan.

Buti walang nadamay na inosente.

Sana maglagay ang mmda na free and safe drag strip along that area na lang.. heheh..jokz....

If I have to die the same way... id drive it as fast as i could.

actually, macapagal is being used for PDRF sanctioned drag races (complete with the christmas tree and proper safety equipment).

those who usually run those illegal drag races are those who don't have the balls & hp (riceboys in short) to run with the REAL drag racers.

**the_wildthing** · February 8th, 2005 05:58 PM

Originally Posted by mazdamazda

actually, macapagal is being used for PDRF sanctioned drag races (complete with the christmas tree and proper safety equipment).

those who usually run those illegal drag races are those who don't have the balls & hp (riceboys in short) to run with the REAL drag racers.

Don't they still use the PEA promenade inside the SM compound? It's the one near the bay already. Sorry OT...

**CLAVEL3699** · February 8th, 2005 06:04 PM

Originally Posted by Alpha_One

I'm 16. My mom always tells me never to drive like I do in a videogame. And since I don't have a proper non-pro license yet (student permit palang) I never drive without an experienced, licensed companion.

In a videogame, I can turn the Monaco circuit into a multibillion-dollar junkyard. I can have Silverstone (crash) test days. And I'll have a new car out of the pits five seconds after I completely destroy the last one. In real life, I only have one car, and more importantly one life!

Hell, ALL videogames with cars that have real-life, commercially-available counterparts don't even have car damage AT ALL! (Gran Turismo, Need For Speed, etc.)

Dapat kasi sa NFSU nalang mag drag race, walang mawawala. Your lives are infinitely more important than your egos. I'd rather be a living "coward" than a dead kid who tried to "prove his manhood."

Ika nga sa signature ko, "That is what you get when you don't play nice!"

Sure ka na 16 yrs ka lang. Sana lahat nang ganyan edad katulad mo, wala sigurong disgrasya.

Keep it up kid at saludo ako syo :cheers: :jump2:

**mazdamazda** · February 8th, 2005 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by the_wildthing

Don't they still use the PEA promenade inside the SM compound? It's the one near the bay already. Sorry OT...

oops... sorry for the confustion...

**Alpha_One** · February 8th, 2005 07:35 PM

Originally Posted by CLAVEL3699

Sure ka na 16 yrs ka lang. Sana lahat nang ganyan edad katulad mo, wala sigurong disgrasya.

Keep it up kid at saludo ako syo

Thanks, and yes I am 16. September '88 po ako pinanganak.

I wouldn't say I'm experienced, or a veteran. I actually almost hit a jeep last Saturday if it wasn't for my dad who pulled the handbrake as I was trying to move off my parking space. Nag signal naman ako kaso di muna tumingin sa mirror eh

.

That's why I always drive with an experienced licensed driver as advised (and required!). Hindi dahil sa natatakot ako sa batas or sa parents, but because I'll be the one driving the Charade once I get my proper license I don't want it to be a wreck before that happens

.

I wouldn't say I'm mature either, I'm a teenager at heart! Especially sa school, hindi naman ako ganun kagulo but you can't say I'm a saint. I just don't understand why many people my age have their common senses disabled.

**roninblade** · February 8th, 2005 08:17 PM

I just don't understand why many people my age have their common senses disabled.

that's the default configuration for most teenage applications.

**Tifosi** · February 8th, 2005 08:30 PM

They got what they deserve. It may be harsh, pero isipin niyo na rin if your loved one was hit by one of them "drag racers". Napa- tsk tsk na lang ako nung nakita ko yang news na yan.

**notEworthy27** · February 9th, 2005 01:06 AM

I wonder how would people react to an SUV/diesel drag race (legal)?

**nugundam93** · February 9th, 2005 07:58 AM

so sad...pero ganun talaga. s*** happens.

as for an suv drag race, ayus siguro yun. i wanna see the LC80 ng autoplus na kayang sumibak ng SIR. :D

**luckytruck** · February 9th, 2005 09:46 AM

pare, yan ang uso sa states ngayon, diesel drags. they have diesel pickups that do the quarter mile in 12 or 13 seconds. pero ang laki ng mga makina nila and they are supercharged and produce mountains of torque

but they are still daily divers, so okay pa rin.

**gearspeed** · February 9th, 2005 12:16 PM

Sana maglagay ang mmda na free and safe drag strip along that area na lang.. heheh..jokz....

Dapat kung yung PEA promenade malapit sa SM ay gawin libre walang gagamit ng macapagal road for illegal drag racing or at least malelessen..May napanood ako dati sa TV may interview pinopromote daw nila ang LEGAL na drag racing para hindi magkaroon ng illegal drag racing sa mga public roads eh ang problem may bayad..Sarap tuloy sabihin sa mga organizers sa legal "kung gusto niyo talaga mawala ang illegal gawin niyong libre ang strip niyo" tapos usapan..

**KALAMPAG** · February 9th, 2005 01:03 PM

Yeah.. most of these "illegal drag racers" are kids anyway... gamit kotse ng mga magulang nila(bigay or at least d nila pinaghirapan) nasa kolehiyo pa at walang source of income kundi asa pa rin sa mga magulang...

**pepengtom** · February 9th, 2005 02:30 PM

yan ang hirap kapag nakakakita ng magagandang setup e. gugustuhin mo din magkaron ng ganun.

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