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knghtryde · 12-02-2003, 02:37 PM

First Read what I say before you start thinking you are superior to the rest of the world.

* Actually, I Never said that I don't learn anything when I'm on the street, and I never said there was no risk. There is a risk anytime you get in your car. That's why I said I also state that I go out there to practice. As far as I remember practicing involves learning.

* The reason I referenced this was the same guy who responded earlier once said on a post that anyone who drives on the streets is stupid and a danger to everyone, and that he would never drive on the streets.

* I was talking about those that do both. I know alot of people who love the track but also love the streets, I'm guessing by your tone that you are one of them. I don't see anything wrong with that. The track is a great place to practice technique, and you will need to use that technique to handle the roads.

* I know how much it costs to throw a an event, but are you going to sit that tell me that the people throwing them don't profit from them. Cause I've done my research and yes they do.

* Lastly I didn't cross my words. I know exactly what I said. Cause I never said that people who like to use the track and the roads are stupid and can't drive. I was trying to make my point that there are alot of people who affraid to take the risk Of driving on the streets and will only drive on the track.

I don't care if people don't like driving on the road and only like driving on the track. That's there opinion. It's when they try to preach that opinion to the rest of us that gets me upset. Cause they go on saying that we are stupid and immature cause we drive on the streets.

Does that mean you agree with them. I think you are the one crossing your words cause you are defending all those that think you are a complete moran for driving on the streets.

And to answer your question, no I can't predict what's going to come out in front of me. I never said I could. I said that with experiance and practice, it is safe. (Safe meaning that you will be as safe as you can be, cause there are always suprises that will come up when ever you get into a car even if it just going to work.)

12-02-2003, 02:37 PM	#11
knghtryde Zilvia Addict Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: From San Jose, CA now Springfield, MO Age: 45 Posts: 787 Trader Rating: (0)	First Read what I say before you start thinking you are superior to the rest of the world. * Actually, I Never said that I don't learn anything when I'm on the street, and I never said there was no risk. There is a risk anytime you get in your car. That's why I said I also state that I go out there to practice. As far as I remember practicing involves learning. * The reason I referenced this was the same guy who responded earlier once said on a post that anyone who drives on the streets is stupid and a danger to everyone, and that he would never drive on the streets. * I was talking about those that do both. I know alot of people who love the track but also love the streets, I'm guessing by your tone that you are one of them. I don't see anything wrong with that. The track is a great place to practice technique, and you will need to use that technique to handle the roads. * I know how much it costs to throw a an event, but are you going to sit that tell me that the people throwing them don't profit from them. Cause I've done my research and yes they do. * Lastly I didn't cross my words. I know exactly what I said. Cause I never said that people who like to use the track and the roads are stupid and can't drive. I was trying to make my point that there are alot of people who affraid to take the risk Of driving on the streets and will only drive on the track. I don't care if people don't like driving on the road and only like driving on the track. That's there opinion. It's when they try to preach that opinion to the rest of us that gets me upset. Cause they go on saying that we are stupid and immature cause we drive on the streets. Does that mean you agree with them. I think you are the one crossing your words cause you are defending all those that think you are a complete moran for driving on the streets. And to answer your question, no I can't predict what's going to come out in front of me. I never said I could. I said that with experiance and practice, it is safe. (Safe meaning that you will be as safe as you can be, cause there are always suprises that will come up when ever you get into a car even if it just going to work.) __________________ David Munoz, 1989 S13 KA24ET 1990 Infiniti Q45 To push oneself to the limit is all that one can do. To quit is to die.