i had too much fun today

[deerock]

me and a few friends went to hapesville for a drift session, from 10 am until about 3:30 pm. around 3:30 we were finishing up, and i was on my last run, and i was actually not sucking, im not that good in the rain lol, dry is a different story...

little did i know 5 clayton county cops and 1 GSP cop were watching me from a distance, as soon as i finished my final run i spin around to see 6 officers flying towards me all at once. so i stop, shut off my car, and he jupms out and yells get out of the car, youre going to JAIL! so i do it ( in fear for my life) so he gets us all freaked out only to have our cars impounded ( that was 125 out of my bank account) we got so lucky we didnt go to jail, or get tickets for wreckless driving and criminal trespassing.


all in all we got off so lucky, and was it worth it? HELL NO it wasnt! i wont be going to hapesville again, none the less street drifting as much.


new idea!
sanctioned events only!

it was fun until the raid.

lol gosh i love drifting.

[N3v]

hahahahaha. everyone always has to learn the hard way huh? I know I did.

Glad to see you learned your lesson. Show up to some drift events in the area!

[jesseealexander]

lol youre retarded. thats EXACTLY why i never do that crap with you guys.

[simontibbett]

Lololololol

[RotorNutFD3S]

:facepalm:

You got off lucky as hell. Remember that one for a long time.

[amaff]

So, are you actually retarded? Like, do you have a little wheel chair on your license plate? I ask because if you are, you give the mentally handicapped a bad name.

I'm all for drifting. It's not my thing but a lot of people don't like autocross. They're all wrong, but that's neither here nor there. So, you know, go out and have your fun. But for God's sake, don't be an IDIOT about it! You don't see me slaloming construction barrels. A night in jail would have driven the message in a little further.

[Roadster]

Really sucks that things like this are so angrily prohibited. What I wouldn't give to have been born in my parents' generation. They used to do **** like that all the time and never got any harassment for it. :(

Sorry you got caught Derek. Harmless fun will NOT BE TOLERATED.

[simontibbett]

Haha screw the cops man for real, they always hate on us tuners brah.

[jesseealexander]

So, are you actually retarded? Like, do you have a little wheel chair on your license plate? I ask because if you are, you give the mentally handicapped a bad name.

I'm all for drifting. It's not my thing but a lot of people don't like autocross. They're all wrong, but that's neither here nor there. So, you know, go out and have your fun. But for God's sake, don't be an IDIOT about it! You don't see me slaloming construction barrels. A night in jail would have driven the message in a little further.

are you serious? i see what youre saying, but its not like he was sliding in the middle of traffic or doing anything dumb to compromise his life or anybody elses (i.e. slaloming construction barrels...). to anybody with any common sense, there is nothing really wrong with playing around in an empty parking lot. sure, you COULD wreck your car. but guess who the consequences fall back on? the driver of the car in most cases. not to mention, im sure you have done stupid stuff in a car outside of a sanctioned event for a little fun. who hasnt? i know i have. i dont do it on crowded streets or in traffic, if i do ANYTHING i do it in empty parking lots that are out of the way of other cars, pedestrians, etc.

you need to get down off your high horse and chill the **** out.

[RotorNutFD3S]

I'm with you Tommy, when I first started driving, some of the local sheriffs would actually sit and watch us drag race on a deserted stretch of industrial parkway. As long as they were there, no one got in trouble as long as no one acted the fool. If they weren't around to supervise, and then they showed up, that was another story.
It's fun to sit with my neighbors while they work on their assorted muscle cars and hot rods and listen to the stories of when they were younger. The fact that the public overall views street racing, playing around in parking lots, etc. as such a problem is the reason the police feel they have to crack down on it that much harder.

And chill out in here. It's a very touchy subject, no need to get all up in arms or call names for it.

[Roadster]

are you serious? i see what youre saying, but its not like he was sliding in the middle of traffic or doing anything dumb to compromise his life or anybody elses (i.e. slaloming construction barrels...). to anybody with any common sense, there is nothing really wrong with playing around in an empty parking lot. sure, you COULD wreck your car. but guess who the consequences fall back on? the driver of the car in most cases. not to mention, im sure you have done stupid stuff in a car outside of a sanctioned event for a little fun. who hasnt? i know i have. i dont do it on crowded streets or in traffic, if i do ANYTHING i do it in empty parking lots that are out of the way of other cars, pedestrians, etc.

you need to get down off your high horse and chill the **** out.

Actually, I recall witnessing Amaff tailing a group of 240s up in the north GA mountains a few months ago. Even when not going 10/10ths, mountain runs (as much as I love them), are a hell of a lot dumber than spinning in a parking lot.

[jesseealexander]

Actually, I recall witnessing Amaff tailing a group of 240s up in the north GA mountains a few months ago. Even when not going 10/10ths, mountain runs (as much as I love them), are a hell of a lot dumber than spinning in a parking lot.

QFT

[simontibbett]

Actually, I recall witnessing Amaff tailing a group of 240s up in the north GA mountains a few months ago. Even when not going 10/10ths, mountain runs (as much as I love them), are a hell of a lot dumber than spinning in a parking lot.

Oh snap.

[Roadster]

I'm with you Tommy, when I first started driving, some of the local sheriffs would actually sit and watch us drag race on a deserted stretch of industrial parkway. As long as they were there, no one got in trouble as long as no one acted the fool. If they weren't around to supervise, and then they showed up, that was another story.

That's how it should be. The good ole' days are gone. Around here at least. There's got to be less populated places where it's not so strict. :(

[jesseealexander]

lets move to alaska.