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traditionally uptight, reserved, quiet, old money brits can't stand the loud, flagrant, new money youth and it doesn't help that they're immigrants; it's expected
traditionally uptight, reserved, quiet, old money brits can't stand the loud, flagrant, new money youth and it doesn't help that they're immigrants; it's expected
Have you ever driven in London? Its not exactly the most appropriate city for those types of vehicles.
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Just by watching the opening credits, it feels like what I [we] have been living for years in the lower mainland, Not just Richmond. Especially when you recall the whole 10 super car highway racing thing a while ago. I love cars and I can't say anything bad about people having money. There is just no class in wealth now adays... Posted via RS Mobile
Have you ever driven in London? Its not exactly the most appropriate city for those types of vehicles.
I'm not contesting your point, London is heavily populated and has lots of traffic (cars and pedestrians) and narrow streets. But what is it that makes you say they're not appropriate vehicles for that city? Are they too big, or do they have unnecessary amount of power that cannot be utilized in those streets?
I didn't really see anything wrong with anything these guys were doing except for the unnecessary revving. Not having a front license plate is one thing, but it doesn't really harm anyone else and they'll just pay the fines for that. But really, what are they doing wrong, owning a car that is better suited for a German highway?
Have you ever driven in London? Its not exactly the most appropriate city for those types of vehicles.
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1 London is heavily populated 2 and has lots of traffic (cars and pedestrians) 3 and narrow streets. 4 they have unnecessary amount of power that cannot be utilized in those streets?
If they want to show off, go to the UK and rent out a track. Or go to an area outside of London. This type of thing is just inappropriate for the city of London.
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She taught me right from wrong and always told me to stay positive and help others no matter how small the deed - that helping others gives us meaning to carry on. The sun is out today and it's a new day. Life is good. I just needed a slap in the face.
If they want to show off, go to the UK and rent out a track. Or go to an area outside of London. This type of thing is just inappropriate for the city of London.
But they're not even racing? I saw cruising speeds at the most except for that one scene where they were on the highway. There are certainly plenty of cars just as big and with power on those streets. It's about how responsible you are with the vehicles, not simply the fact that you own a high-powered vehicle.
I watched the video a few days back, so I may be wrong about them doing anything reckless, but from what I recall, they were driving pretty normally...
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Have you ever driven in London? Its not exactly the most appropriate city for those types of vehicles.
im not remarking on the cars they're driving at all; a Rolls isn't exactly ideal for London either imo but they're all over the place as are astons, bentleys, jags, ferraris, etc and they're driven by brits (whites) in excess as well
the "issue" seems to be more about the loud,flagrant,young immigrants/foreigners instead
I'm not contesting your point, London is heavily populated and has lots of traffic (cars and pedestrians) and narrow streets. But what is it that makes you say they're not appropriate vehicles for that city? Are they too big, or do they have unnecessary amount of power that cannot be utilized in those streets?
I didn't really see anything wrong with anything these guys were doing except for the unnecessary revving. Not having a front license plate is one thing, but it doesn't really harm anyone else and they'll just pay the fines for that. But really, what are they doing wrong, owning a car that is better suited for a German highway?
the whole point of the video was their unnecessary showing off of their cars. The dude on the balcony even said, these guys would race from one stop light to another stop light.
I followed behind a C63 AMG the other day doing 50kmh down Victoria Dr, it didn't make more noise than mine.
The Arab guy that said "ferraris have a valve that open at 3000rpm that makes noise, its meant to be noisy" blah blah blah, just go blast it down a highway and nobody would care. Just don't blast it down their crowded neighbourhood streets.
We all get furious on Halloween night when ppl play fireworks all night long, these British residents have to suffer all summer long.
A few speed bumps on the narrow streets were speed limit is 30KPH (as mentioned by the residents) ought to do the trick. That and noise/engine idling bylaws like we have in Vancouver.
Just by watching the opening credits, it feels like what I [we] have been living for years in the lower mainland, Not just Richmond. Especially when you recall the whole 10 super car highway racing thing a while ago. I love cars and I can't say anything bad about people having money. There is just no class in wealth nowadays... Posted via RS Mobile
Don't have an issue with people that are wealthy, but sometimes when you look and see how they behave it just shows that money does not buy class.
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