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I was just down chapel street, after seeing the Italian job(which was alright i must add) I found myself in the old black prince, not sure what it is called now. As I sat there with my friends at the window I saw many skylines drive by 3 of them had stickers covering the entire sides .... now im all for the saying its your car do whatever you like... but come on .... When I saw these cars I couldnt help but think back to the 2 fast 2 furious movies.... damn those movies although they bought some lame unrealistic car action into our lives for 1.5 hours they have cast some evil spell on some owners to do terrible things to their cars.... i felt sad but also anger at the same time...it was terrible :)

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dude, i was at the jam factory seeing the italian job. then we went for beers... i was in a skyline but it wasnt mine and it was parked, oh and we took the back way there and when leaving so we didnt have to go down that bad street..... id rather drive to the hills then go down chapel...

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