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View Poll Results: Which Driving style group(s) do you fall into
REDLINE REVHEADS 44 31.21%
"D" IS FOR DREAMERS 21 14.89%
TYRE SMOKERS 44 31.21%
LOUNGE CHAIR RACERS 16 11.35%
BORN LEADERS 24 17.02%
EXHAUST-AHOLICS 30 21.28%
SPEED HUMP JUMPERS 17 12.06%
GUTTER JUMPERS 7 4.96%
OVERTAKING LANE SPEEDSTERS 20 14.18%
TEMPORARY AUSTRALIANS 19 13.48%
DRIVERS WITH NO IDEA 12 8.51%
TRAFFIC LIGHT CREEPERS 27 19.15%
KAMAKAZIE COMMERCIAL VEHICLES 14 9.93%
THE DRIVING ILLITERATE 5 3.55%
OFFRAMP OVERTAKERS 9 6.38%
QUEUE JUMPERS 18 12.77%
GROUPIES 6 4.26%
LANE DRIFTERS 11 7.80%
BLIND LANE CHANGERS 11 7.80%
ARM DANGLERS 37 26.24%
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Old 23-06-2005, 09:45 AM   #23
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(In motorsport a car sliding sideways or experiencing wheel spin; means the driver is underperforming and the car is losing traction and time).gee's bud,and i thought drifting was a sign of very good control,as for que jumping: i always use my bike for que jumping,i look at guy's on bikes who sit in between cars 7 back from the lights as real morons,why own a bike if you dont take advantage of its size.as for my ute,well i always get angry at the person in there XR8 or BA turbo sitting in the fast lane sitting level with the next lane bloke holding up the free movement of traffic thinking how good he is in his big new tough car while us real workers in our utes struggle to get to the job because of him
I drive a ute and get to sites just fine on the speed limit. Try leaving earlier.
Bikes that queue jump and weave through traffic end up smeared. Seen it happen. Those guys 7 cars back from the lights? They are obeying the law by not straddling lanes, and are extending their lives by not hitting my wing mirrors, encouraging the sourbăstărd to get out and start dispensing Clublock JusticeŠ

In most forms of motorsports drifting and tyre spin = lost seconds, unless you are competing in the drifitng catagory where its mostly controlled. Doing it on public roads is just another way to get smeared.
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