Bloody French police

[Grandma]

[quote author=Lawrence link=topic=4567.msg38750#msg38750 date=1347437308]
[quote author=Skippernick link=topic=4567.msg38738#msg38738 date=1347431910]
I love this argument and who comes out for the rights of the speeder. It makes me chuckle.
If crushing of the vehicle was the result of speeding by law then perhaps you wouldn't be so supportive of it.
Yes i know all arguments, do it in a safe place etc, BUT it is still illegal.
And yes i do exceed the speed limit where it is safe etc, BUT not in a 30, 40, 50 oh and 20 limit. So i am probably a hypocrite, but i also believe that i have more sense than some thrumped up little rich boy living off daddies hard work.

I'm not supporting people speeding, I'm against your idea of 'get caught speeding one, get your car crushed'.  It also states in the article that it was a 68mph (110kph) limit not a 20-50.  Lastly, I'm not sure how you worked out, or how it's relevant, that they're 'living off daddies hard work'  :look

Moral of the story, speeding's bad, mmkay?  :bobby
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I agree and i like playing devils advocate. 
My point about the daddies hard work is that young rich people seem to have less sense in general and the people who can afford to race in gum ball, i believe theres a registration fee, have to have the money and car to take part. Lord knows i can't afford it.
Why not rent the Nurburgring for the race?
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Track day is the way to go in this country, more room on French roads and less traffic, I was over in Normandy on the bike, then went just south of Le Mans in a friends car, didn't see any silliness from bikers or cars, find French Police really intimidating, especially the bike cops [/size][/color] From what I can gather there was both a bike and a car event near there over the weekend, certainly saw large groups of bikes, then lots of four wheeled boys toys on the train Monday, but only 5 bikes including me! :rolleyes