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The Fast & The Furious: Canberra Drift

Bluprint

By Bluprint,
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So I was looking around another forum and I came across this....

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2...=Canberra+Drift

Anyone know these guys? If you do...... slap them or something. Or maybe just laugh at them. Or both?

Do something to let them know how special (speshal!) they are.

Rather clever leaving the numberplates visible too, that was a nice touch. And the guy that "hosts" the "movie" is just a star in the making. He said it.. "If u got n0ss, u da b0ss".

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SKYLVIA Grand Master

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ummm yeah i watched it earlier today... infact i think everyone did....

i believe the purposs was to bag themselves out... as it was 100% clear... apparently canberra underground scene is huge...? yeah i think it was just a big shit stir.

i didnt see any drift... i saw someone turning a corner in the wet at to high an acceleration... definetly NOT drifting. why is it whenever someone gets the slightest bit sideways they claim to have "drifted"

so mark, your after a canberra drift forum?

SKYLVIA Grand Master

SKYLVIA

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yeah i checked yahoo vids...

ahwell... it was just a 5min clip of some guys saying that blow off valves make girls horny, canberra underground scene is the best, meeting up with some dude named eddie to get some nos.... it was just 5mins of bullshit pretty much...

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I've seen it and there's nothing really illegal going on as most of the shots are too dark to see where they are.

However, it's just a parody on the FnF scene. Not very well done, but kudos to them for trying.

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