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Good ol' Koshi got on the hoon bagging band-wagon this morning at 7:10am... showing more NSW/Vic footage of VN's spinning the wheels, etc. Then started talking to a random cop about it. Then they showed a story of some P plater kid who had his VR impounded 4 times for hoon driving.

Then, I flicked it over to Channel 9 and they were running a interview with Angry Anderson about hoon driving and his thoughts on it, and then they showed interstate footage of burnouts, etc.

The media can't get enough of the hoon bashing shit!! There's a f**king war in the Gaza strip, and all they care about is speaking to VR-owning P platers about burnouts!

/endrant

For the record, I hate Koshi and Mel. They're too happy for that time of the morning and it pisses me off!

at least they are showing footage of commonwhores.............when ya think about it a majority of all the p platers out there that drive a commonwhore are hoons in it.

its probably a good thing they are showing those cars and not targeting on the imports with the footage.??

oh well, wont change, everyone might as well get over it.

True that damo, nothin will change it no matter how right or wrong we are etc.... they aint gonna change the way the commy/ford drivers drive. lol! and wont change the opinion of the law and other people etc. :laugh:

God damn. I just finished putting the HICAS back on - damn thing finally decides to go in... now that THATS done the rest of the stuff needs doing is fairly minor...

Would my chance of passing regency first time increase if I get a hot female friend to take it through for me due to me "having to work late"? :P

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