I was just wondering why there is no kill stories forum?
29-Jul-2003, 10:43 AM
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I was just wondering why there is no kill stories forum?
I can understand not having one, but it would be fun to have one also... just thought I would ask and see 
29-Jul-2003, 10:50 AM
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Ok we do have SOMETHING LIKE a Kill Stories forum. It's called Competition and it's RIGHT above this POST.
You ca post all your track stories and events that have happened 2 you.
Good luck
Rich
You ca post all your track stories and events that have happened 2 you.
Good luck
Rich
29-Jul-2003, 10:55 AM
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what about friendly comparisons that do not take place on the track? for instance... last night, I had a slight comparison with a 03 mustang GT and pulled 4 cars on him from a 60 roll... I wouldn't want to fill the competition forum with things like that 
29-Jul-2003, 11:39 AM
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4 cars? That's fast man.
29-Jul-2003, 11:41 AM
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its ok... I should have pulled more, but he got the jump, and it was from about 60-105ish mph
29-Jul-2003, 11:52 AM
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Because I don't think the mods or anyone else wants to affiliate our club with anysort of Street racing.
29-Jul-2003, 12:07 PM
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I can understand that, I was just wondering if that was the reason or not.
29-Jul-2003, 01:05 PM
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Here is a copy of the rules regarding the competition forum and street racing...:
"Welcome to the competition forums.
We hope that you enjoy this forum of the TCC as much as the rest and we're sure that you'll get some fun out of it.
First, we'd like to make a couple of things known.
A) TCC does not condone, nor endorse street racing, driving aggressively (most often times wrecklessly) nor any other illegal infraction of the Highway Traffic Act.
B) TCC supports free speech within reason. We do not tolerate, nor accept the use of vulgar language against another member/user, nor do we permit such actions to continue.
D) It is also understood that any and all non-fiction events spoken of which deal with excess speeds, aggressive driving, racing another motor vehicle, or any action which might be deemed illegal on a public street, was conducted at a sanctioned race track within the parameters of that organizations guidelines, rules and regulations.
If a moderator or administrator sees what he/she considers an infraction (and it is entirely up to the individual) they will issue ONE warning and one warning only, at their discretion. Please read below regarding street-racing.
After that a users IP and Login name are banned pending review by the other staff.
Anti-StreetRacing Policy
Any refereces to street racing (organized or off the light or on the highway) will result in the person that posted being banned.
Jokingly saying "for arguements sake at the track" does not cut it.
This is your one and only warning. Ther will be no debate and no second chances.
- TCC Admin"
So I'd recommend quitting the stories.
"Welcome to the competition forums.
We hope that you enjoy this forum of the TCC as much as the rest and we're sure that you'll get some fun out of it.
First, we'd like to make a couple of things known.
A) TCC does not condone, nor endorse street racing, driving aggressively (most often times wrecklessly) nor any other illegal infraction of the Highway Traffic Act.
B) TCC supports free speech within reason. We do not tolerate, nor accept the use of vulgar language against another member/user, nor do we permit such actions to continue.
D) It is also understood that any and all non-fiction events spoken of which deal with excess speeds, aggressive driving, racing another motor vehicle, or any action which might be deemed illegal on a public street, was conducted at a sanctioned race track within the parameters of that organizations guidelines, rules and regulations.
If a moderator or administrator sees what he/she considers an infraction (and it is entirely up to the individual) they will issue ONE warning and one warning only, at their discretion. Please read below regarding street-racing.
After that a users IP and Login name are banned pending review by the other staff.
Anti-StreetRacing Policy
Any refereces to street racing (organized or off the light or on the highway) will result in the person that posted being banned.
Jokingly saying "for arguements sake at the track" does not cut it.
This is your one and only warning. Ther will be no debate and no second chances.
- TCC Admin"
So I'd recommend quitting the stories.
29-Jul-2003, 01:10 PM
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ok, just wanted to get some info on that 
29-Jul-2003, 01:48 PM
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it's really simple to understand ....
if it was not done on the track then it had to have been done off the track aka on the street...
any racing done on the street is illegal and completely STUPID
so do yourself a favour a don't be an idiot .. go to a track it's safer and legal....
I hope to god you don't complain about insurance premiums because it's idiots doing this on the streets that force them to go up ....
if it was not done on the track then it had to have been done off the track aka on the street...
any racing done on the street is illegal and completely STUPID
so do yourself a favour a don't be an idiot .. go to a track it's safer and legal....
I hope to god you don't complain about insurance premiums because it's idiots doing this on the streets that force them to go up ....
29-Jul-2003, 03:12 PM
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Originally posted by StewPiddass
Here is a copy of the rules regarding the competition forum and street racing...:
"Welcome to the competition forums.
We hope that you enjoy this forum of the TCC as much as the rest and we're sure that you'll get some fun out of it.
First, we'd like to make a couple of things known.
A) TCC does not condone, nor endorse street racing, driving aggressively (most often times wrecklessly) nor any other illegal infraction of the Highway Traffic Act.
B) TCC supports free speech within reason. We do not tolerate, nor accept the use of vulgar language against another member/user, nor do we permit such actions to continue.
D) It is also understood that any and all non-fiction events spoken of which deal with excess speeds, aggressive driving, racing another motor vehicle, or any action which might be deemed illegal on a public street, was conducted at a sanctioned race track within the parameters of that organizations guidelines, rules and regulations.
If a moderator or administrator sees what he/she considers an infraction (and it is entirely up to the individual) they will issue ONE warning and one warning only, at their discretion. Please read below regarding street-racing.
After that a users IP and Login name are banned pending review by the other staff.
Anti-StreetRacing Policy
Any refereces to street racing (organized or off the light or on the highway) will result in the person that posted being banned.
Jokingly saying "for arguements sake at the track" does not cut it.
This is your one and only warning. Ther will be no debate and no second chances.
- TCC Admin"
So I'd recommend quitting the stories.
Here is a copy of the rules regarding the competition forum and street racing...:
"Welcome to the competition forums.
We hope that you enjoy this forum of the TCC as much as the rest and we're sure that you'll get some fun out of it.
First, we'd like to make a couple of things known.
A) TCC does not condone, nor endorse street racing, driving aggressively (most often times wrecklessly) nor any other illegal infraction of the Highway Traffic Act.
B) TCC supports free speech within reason. We do not tolerate, nor accept the use of vulgar language against another member/user, nor do we permit such actions to continue.
D) It is also understood that any and all non-fiction events spoken of which deal with excess speeds, aggressive driving, racing another motor vehicle, or any action which might be deemed illegal on a public street, was conducted at a sanctioned race track within the parameters of that organizations guidelines, rules and regulations.
If a moderator or administrator sees what he/she considers an infraction (and it is entirely up to the individual) they will issue ONE warning and one warning only, at their discretion. Please read below regarding street-racing.
After that a users IP and Login name are banned pending review by the other staff.
Anti-StreetRacing Policy
Any refereces to street racing (organized or off the light or on the highway) will result in the person that posted being banned.
Jokingly saying "for arguements sake at the track" does not cut it.
This is your one and only warning. Ther will be no debate and no second chances.
- TCC Admin"
So I'd recommend quitting the stories.
case closed, just like this thread..
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