Race with a cop !

[BOY1236]

last week I was giong to college at 6:00 A.M. in a 2 way road

and this guy with a black VZ SS windows tainted, want to over take me ... so I push the gas

he came to my lift (we drive on the right) and an old Dutson poped out of a turn

I liked to see him crash but i felt sad for him so I pressed the brake and
he maneged to squeese infront of me

after we moved to Ia wider street he opens the window, I saw he was wearing the uniform and am like OH ****!!! but he waved at me saying Thanks for the race buddy ...we should do that againe ??!!! and he took the next U-turn !

undercover police sometime cool .... most of the time *******

well .....long live cool cops

[Grennan]

Idiot.....

[daron]

agreed idiot

[Steery]

either that didnt happen, or your both idiots.

[minux]

Only in Saudi Arabia....

[Pimpn1]

idiot i agree, but sounds to good to be true tho

[dijm8]

then again it is in saudi arabia, who knows what ther rules are

[DANNY8]

I'd believe it....I know a young local cop here which I busted doing a burnout.....he thought no one was around. I only saw his car tho, I guess he might not have been driving. I know he also breath tested a P plater which resulted in an alcohol reading but let him go. But I guess that's nothing too serious....it could of been .01 or sumfin. I'm on my full licence and I stress about driving 3 hours after having 2 beers lol.

[Troy711]

reminds me of this at 35 seconds...
YouTube - Arab Drifting

[Cobez]

As Steery already said, either your full of it, or you are both just idiots.

[minux]

As Steery already said, either your full of it, or you are both just idiots.

Its Saudi Arabia...the whole country is freaking mad over there

[Cobez]

Must be the sand in their eyes.

[Shounak]

Who says he's lying?

I overtook a highway patrol car over double white lines around a sweeping bend whilst going double the posted limit, without any indicators. All this on a motorbike I found out later was unregistered and very obviously so.

Indian cops couldn't give a ****.

[Kikki]

agreed idiot

agreed again. IF this did happen, hope he gets found out and sacked.

[Emackulation]

Lol, funny stuff, just remind me never to go there for a holiday LOL.

[Bravotwozero]

Why is he an idiot? You're all jealous because he can race the cops and get away with it. Saudi Arabia sounds like a great place to drive! Cheap petrol too!

[Cobez]

Yep, and lots of street racers. I'm not jealous of people who are more likely to kill innocent drivers. I'd much rather live in Australia anyway.

[VN_Luke]

lol - it's a different culture I bet there's no 'hoon' propaganda, and people seem to have more important things to worry about than someone going fast in a car! (believe it or not, there ARE worse and more dangerous things in this world than breaking traction & speed limits)

.. chances are that they have enough money to not worry about profiting as much from as we do from traffic offences

Plus I reckon they shoe-horn LS1's into everything with/without wheels

[azkwazere]

*Luke buys tickets to Saudi*

aZk.

[VN_Luke]

Lol - I'm happy to live here, but i like seeing some of the youtube clips that come out of SA ... *hangs out for next clip*

- "YouTUBE: LS1 converted road bike drifting, on 1 wheel..... through a shopping centre.... on fire"

[ProphetVX]

lol - it's a different culture I bet there's no 'hoon' propaganda, and people seem to have more important things to worry about than someone going fast in a car! (believe it or not, there ARE worse and more dangerous things in this world than breaking traction & speed limits)

.. chances are that they have enough money to not worry about profiting as much from as we do from traffic offences

Plus I reckon they shoe-horn LS1's into everything with/without wheels

Driving is the most dangerous daily activity most would undertake. I don't understand how anyone could seriously say such a comment like this.

Sure there is illness, war and whatever else in the world. But there are very few activities that most adults undertake on a daily basis that where a second of misjudgement could result in your own or someone elses death or serious injury.

Believe it or not, breaking traction or speeding on public roads is dangerous.

[Bax]

haha, thanks for the race - if you had of known you were racing I'm sure you wouldn't have let him in :P

Sounds awesome, heaps of idiot calls.. You lot are harsh.

[Cobez]

It's all good, they will all be dead sooner or later from road tolls

[VN_Luke]

Driving is the most dangerous daily activity most would undertake. I don't understand how anyone could seriously say such a comment like this.

My comment is moreso aimed at mocking the public opinion and general view that "if you speed you ARE going to DIE" that is very apparent in our culture, reinforced by constant crap we are fed by the media. And clearly visible when someone from another culture where it's 'seemingly ok/accepted' to race a copper gets all kinds of rude comments towards him

I never suggested that driving "isn't dangerous" - I'm sure we will all agree that it is, on a race track, road or otherwise - Merely that there are many other things that are very harmful to people in general - (i.e. fighting, terrorist attacks, smoking, drug abuse... - etc) and different areas of the world place a 'different priority', if you may, on what is good/bad for us. (refer to shounak's post re: india..... how many people die of HIV/AIDS there? how many in Aus from car crashes?......)

In Saudi Arabia, for example - where it's 'seemingly ok/accepted' to drag race a copper, You'd likely get thrown in jail for having a cold beer on a Friday after work. - I wonder how many people are affected by alcohol related violence?...

.... so in summary, I wasn't saying:

"go do burnouts because it's safe 'yo",

as much as

"Let's not call this guy an idiot because we see crashed P plate commodores on today tonight"

- I suppose I should have been a bit more clear/direct in my original post



And on the same note, I find it fascinating that the 'value of a human life' changes so drastically from continent to continent!

[ProphetVX]

My comment is moreso aimed at mocking the public opinion and general view that "if you speed you ARE going to DIE" that is very apparent in our culture, reinforced by constant crap we are fed by the media.

I've never seen such advertising, I've only seen advertising that explains the risks both with the law and human life. In any case, it's to get the point across and I support whichever way they do that. It is a dangerous activity and you're not only putting your own life at risk.

And clearly visible when someone from another culture where it's 'seemingly ok/accepted' to race a copper gets all kinds of rude comments towards him

In that culture it's also the woman's fault if she gets raped and she needs 8 witnesses to prove her innocence, do you agree with that?

I never suggested that driving "isn't dangerous" - I'm sure we will all agree that it is, on a race track, road or otherwise - Merely that there are many other things that are very harmful to people in general - (i.e. fighting, terrorist attacks, smoking, drug abuse... - etc) and different areas of the world place a 'different priority', if you may, on what is good/bad for us. (refer to shounak's post re: india..... how many people die of HIV/AIDS there? how many in Aus from car crashes?......)

And you don't think all those things aren't being targetted? I see drugs, alcohol and smoking ad's on TV all the time. Our country is heavily focussed on national security, and there are initiatives in place to prevent the transmission of STD's. Are you saying the government should only put their focus on one of these issues at a time, because as it stands they are all being addressed. Plenty of people die or get seriously injured in car crashes every year, we have one of the highest per capita death tolls in the world on our roads. But I guess you're right there are more important issues to be addressed because you're sick of seeing the "propagandha".

In Saudi Arabia, for example - where it's 'seemingly ok/accepted' to drag race a copper, You'd likely get thrown in jail for having a cold beer on a Friday after work. - I wonder how many people are affected by alcohol related violence?...

Are you seriously trying to say Saudi Arabia have better priorities for law enforcement than Australia? That'll do me, try living in that 3rd world country and tell me they've got it right.

.... so in summary, I wasn't saying:

"go do burnouts because it's safe 'yo",

as much as

"Let's not call this guy an idiot because we see crashed P plate commodores on today tonight"

- I suppose I should have been a bit more clear/direct in my original post

In summary nothing in your post has made me think any higher of your original post, in fact it paints your attitude in a far worse picture.