Post Dyno Day Party @ JJ's Clubhouse!

[GG_9_SE]

^ this. Still fun to watch though. My favorite is tokyo drift. Actually some legit cars in that one.

[mlomker]

Originally Posted by GG_9_SE

My favorite is tokyo drift.

+1. I love how that guy lets a veritable stranger wreck his car and isn't very concerned about it.

Originally Posted by turbotalon1g

I don't see how people can say that movie didn't wreck the car scene.

Did it? It introduced a lot of young people to cars they might not have known about before. Today it's video games.

People love to crack jokes about Karate Kid but martial arts schools had huge increases in enrollment.

[1QUICK4]

Originally Posted by mlomker

Did it? It introduced a lot of young people to cars they might not have known about before.

I completely agree with Aaron, it did ruin the scene. Suddenly every fag with a 5" muffler on their stock civic thought they were the king of the street.

That movie is single handedly responsible for closing down Red Rock
(Which had been around since the 60's without issue)


Just because it sold a few extra neonz and intakes doesn't mean it did the car culture any good.

[turbotalon1g]

Originally Posted by mlomker

+1. I love how that guy lets a veritable stranger wreck his car and isn't very concerned about it.



Did it? It introduced a lot of young people to cars they might not have known about before. Today it's video games.

People love to crack jokes about Karate Kid but martial arts schools had huge increases in enrollment.

Yes it did and video games have always been around.
U mean the badass bruce lee,jackie chan,chuck norris movies and schools or gracee (sp?) ju jitsu or MMA had nothing to do with increase in martial arts?

Stop talking out of your ass about shit you have no clue about.

[mlomker]

Originally Posted by turbotalon1g

U mean the badass bruce lee,jackie chan,chuck norris movies and schools or gracee (sp?) ju jitsu or MMA had nothing to do with increase in martial arts?

You are confusing a product with the desire to obtain a product. F&F is marketing.

Would we have the parts aftermarket that we do if the mass of kids weren't buying stuff? No chance. The mass market is what keeps industries in business.

I also doubt there are many 'ricers' that wouldn't build their motors if they could afford it. The fart can kids are just poor, but that doesn't mean they will always be. It's better for the industry if they grow up and continue to spend money in it.

Either you're short-sighted or you should try an economics course.

[goodhart]

Originally Posted by mlomker

Did it? It introduced a lot of young people to cars they might not have known about before. Today it's video games.

Yea, a bunch of retards.