The Fast And the Furious 7: Birmingham Burnout
If it's even half as good as "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift", then Oscar nominations are surely guaranteed.
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Posted 1 year ago #
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"I agree that beating someone who doesn't know they're racing you is a bit of a hollow victory."
If they're not racing, they shouldn't be on a bike.
All victories count.Posted 1 year ago # -
So basically you goaded him into driving like an idiot?
Nahh not really. He was driving like an idiot way before he came across me. I just poked him in the eye and ran off giggling leaving him to trip over his shoelaces as he chased me. Mischevious. Nothing more.
He just didn't have a bloody clue what happened but his missis was in the passenger seat and I bet he got earache for weeks afterwards
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You talk about his inadequacy in a condescending manner, yet you still felt the need to 'show him a lesson'. You could have simply ignored him and just pulled away normally, letting him disappear up the road. See the irony here?
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Richard Branson on an Apollo with flat tyres, overtaking everyone.
No intention of getting involved in the rest of the thread, but thanks for making me laugh with this!
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Every person you pass is a win. Doesn't matter if they were trying or not. If they weren't trying they're losers anyway, if they were then you're better than them.
Kid on a BMX, age wins you little snapper!
Old lady on a shopper, that'll teach you to hold me up in the shopping queues!
Bloke on a fast bike riding slow, what a spackerand so on.
What matters is that you feel good about doing it. Trouser stretchingly good.
Then drink beer and boast about it on here. Life doesn't get any better than this.
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