my apologies

I forgot that NZ has a Canterbury and it is full of Subaru wankers as well

(apologies to those that drive Subaru's and are not retards like those depicted in that video)

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What about those who live in Bankstown and arn't cockheads like you depicted

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Now Cro....you don't honestly think I would be referring to you?

You are definitely NOT a Subaru wa*ker....just a good bloke that happens to live in an area where there is an increased number of oxygen thieves.

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No, but you did say this:

It was in an industrial area in Bankstown which is in South West Sydney.

Off topic but you know why his mates were wearing  beanies

To hide the circumcision scars

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Not all Bankstown go-ers are cockheads

So do you wear a beanie?

If not you are in the clear... :disguise:

Sometimes...gets a bit cold

Redhawk hit the nail on the head

The 'attitude test'

works every time

however if they were in a Japper or another 'Performance Sticker and Bodykit' style of car...I would have probably had great pleasure in writing them up (though I do know quite a few decent dudes that have a fascination with mofified Jap cars....we agree to disagree on the merits of modded Jap v modded Australian/American/European V8 and 6 cyl cars.

Thought that would be the case.

Dazza.

***UPDATE****

http://www.smh.com.au/news/World/Police-na...9401353465.html

Police nab NZ racers from web footage

October 20, 2005 - 11:27AM

New Zealand police caught up with street racers after footage of their activities was posted on the internet, including their vehicle's number plate.

The three-minute video of a modified Subaru racing up and down a suburban Christchurch street attracted complaints from around the world, The Press newspaper reported.

In the footage, the Impreza WRX performed 360-degree spins and burnouts before crashing into a tree.

At one point the car almost collided with another vehicle driving in the opposite direction.

"Members of the public recognised the street and police were able to track down the owner of the car through the registration seen on the internet and identified the driver through analysis of the film," Inspector Derek Erasmus told The Press.

James William White, 20, pleaded guilty in a Christchurch court to a charge of reckless driving.

He was sentenced to 120 hours community work and disqualified from driving for nine months.

White had denied posting the film on the internet.

Whoops

hows your mate posting it on the net..

if I was him I would be P1SSED!!

not that I'd be that stoopid anyways

What a pisser!!

that will learn the loser for taping it then putting it on the net!!

Chooka

yep that's the trifecta

dumb to do it

dumb to video it

and really dumb to post it on the net

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

OWNED!!