rice or not???

[HVXII]

so on my photobucket page i got this under my funnies tab and sookamideekh as commented on it as follows
QUOTE:
Thats not a ricer retard its a probe.....ricers ar not from america

exact copy & paste of what they said.......
to me this is rice... even though i didn't make the pic up its funny as, now i no china is the home of rice but isn't America home of the ricer????
let me no your thoughts
happy days

[davway]

We grow rice in Australia too - doesnt matter where it comes from - rice is rice and that IS rice.

[TUF UTE]

ford probes are super ricey in my opinion.

[HVXII]

also for shits & giggles i checked out their bucket this this his/her car......

[davway]

i guess its like inbreeding.
its wrong but some people just cant help themselves.

[TUF UTE]

looks like something out of the fifth element

[soop]

Ricing is a name given to the art of shocking car modification.
Back in the day, they just called it shit.

[Cobez]

Haven't we had enough ricer threads for one day? Or a lifetime? I have seen more shitty looking Holdens than i have seen shitty looking imports. In fact i have seen TONNES more shitty looking Holdens than i have seen imports.

[Stressball]

The term 'ricer' and 'riceburner' can be independant of each other, depending on the background of the speaker.

For example, to my dad a riceburner is a non-domestic, asian-manufactured car, regardless of it's capacity or engine type. It's all in it's place of origin. That is the term given to a japanese motorbike by riders of any bike that is not a japanese one, and can apply to cars as well. A Ricer is any car that has been riced via excessively modifying it visually.

Of course, different people give the terms different meanings, so each to their own.

[HVXII]

Haven't we had enough ricer threads for one day? Or a lifetime? I have seen more shitty looking Holdens than i have seen shitty looking imports. In fact i have seen TONNES more shitty looking Holdens than i have seen imports.

yeah there is a lot of rice talk on here but i just had a good laugh & wanted to share the laughter...

The term 'ricer' and 'riceburner' can be independant of each other, depending on the background of the speaker.

For example, to my dad a riceburner is a non-domestic, asian-manufactured car, regardless of it's capacity or engine type. It's all in it's place of origin. That is the term given to a japanese motorbike by riders of any bike that is not a japanese one, and can apply to cars as well. A Ricer is any car that has been riced via excessively modifying it visually.

Of course, different people give the terms different meanings, so each to their own.

& this is true as well