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[Giltaran]

you forgot a couple on your grammatical error correction...

He asked for spelling, not grammar.

[LsVtec1GenRex]

I know more than half of what you all just said had nothing to do with me... lol... I dont street race... I got caught once (not really racing) and got into way too much trouble for it. But I will take it to the track just to have an old school smoke some egs and eks and what not...

[ChrisF-dude]

Lol... they don't even have Skylines in North America...

Well, there are some, but they are really rare. Unless you're talking about the G35.

I'd say that Skylines are MORE rare now that cargo ship sunk off the coast of Alaksa carrying all those JDM cars. I can see next seasons "Deadliest Catch". "Captain, the crab traps are empty, but we got 3 Skylines, two Soarers, and an EVO."

[JeepGirl]

I'd say that Skylines are MORE rare now that cargo ship sunk off the coast of Alaksa carrying all those JDM cars. I can see next seasons "Deadliest Catch". "Captain, the crab traps are empty, but we got 3 Skylines, two Soarers, and an EVO."

BUWAHAHAHAHA


Chris, that was seriously funny!!! LOL

[a3h87]

first of all!how did this subject got to street racing?second is the law in your states sucks!

[Giltaran]

If you get caught racing here in (delete the in) were where i I live in washington Washington, they are pretty leanyant lenient (sp?) about it...well compared to canada Canada i I guess...i I have had a few friends caught for racing and they got neglagent negligent driving in either the second or the first...a $500 fine, but i I think if you get caught twice for it you lose your liscence license...

Now that you mention it, that dependent phrase "where I live" is kind of making the sentence top heavy. Let's move that a little to improve flow. Also, "second or first" leaves a presumed object. Oh, and those elipses are a little over-used... (irony anyone?) I think we can let the "it" preposition dangle since it's pretty clear he means caught for negligent driving rather than caught for the $500 fine.

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If you get caught racing here in Washington, where I live, they are pretty lenient about it. Well, compared to Canada I guess... I have had a few friends caught for racing and they got negligent driving in either the second or first citation - a $500 fine, but I think if you get caught twice for it you lose your license.


Thank you, one and all. Please stay tuned for v. 4.0!

-Gil

[PowerWheels86]

Now that you mention it, that dependent phrase "where I live" is kind of making the sentence top heavy. Let's move that a little to improve flow. Also, "second or first" leaves a presumed object. Oh, and those elipses are a little over-used... (irony anyone?) I think we can let the "it" preposition dangle since it's pretty clear he means caught for negligent driving rather than caught for the $500 fine.

The fine folks at SpeakEnglishDamnit.com are proud to present Eric87crx's comment v. 3.0:

If you get caught racing here in Washington, where I live, they are pretty lenient about it. Well, compared to Canada I guess... I have had a few friends caught for racing and they got negligent driving in either the second or first citation - a $500 fine, but I think if you get caught twice for it you lose your license.
Thank you, one and all. Please stay tuned for v. 4.0!

-Gil

hahahahaha..