Hey guys i need your help for my english project

[Supra_Man1615]

This is the continuation of a research paper that i did on drifting so please respond, its for a grade. Thanks.

How has drifting or racing for that matter affected your life?
Has drifting keept you out of trouble?
And if youve been in trouble for Drifting how do you think it affected you?
And what has or can your community do to keep you out of trouble?(like maybe build a safe place for people to drift.)
Why do you guys drift?
Where do you get the funds to continue Drifting?

ill post more questions later.

[rice(er)]

Originally Posted by Supra_Man1615

How has drifting or racing for that matter affected your life?
Has drifting keept you out of trouble?
And if youve been in trouble for Drifting how do you think it affected you?
And what has or can your community do to keep you out of trouble?(like maybe build a safe place for people to drift.)
Why do you guys drift?
Where do you get the funds to continue Drifting?

1. I have more love for cars
2. Yes, if you consider turning supersaijin and going spirit bomb on people trouble
3. I learn from mistakes
4. nothing, there will always be trouble
5. a different way of handling cars
6. bulma

[GForce957]

Originally Posted by rice(er)

1. I have more love for cars
2. Yes, if you consider turning supersaijin and going spirit bomb on people trouble
3. I learn from mistakes
4. nothing, there will always be trouble
5. a different way of handling cars
6. bulma

I hope you are talking about drifting with someone elses car and not yours...

[rice(er)]

real men drift FWD gForce!




jk

[Dyno247365]

What's with the random dbz fanatic?

1. Drifting while popular led me to get interested in various racing series; It opened my eyes.
2. Trouble? What's that? If you drift illegally more than once, you increase the risk of getting caught.
3. (skips)
4. Drifting is just as dangerous as Hunting with a semi-automatic. It needs to be made safe or not done at all. People will street race because they can't find racetracks. These have sanctioned drifting in their parking lots/pits so I suggest you drift LESS and find the right time and place to get into it. Realistically, drifting is just like street racing because you get into it knowing the risks and the consequences (it's a bad thing to do).
5. I'm selling my car, so I can buy a go kart (no lie) to start professional racing. But drifting got me here.

I'd just like to add that I'm going pro to go all out, to not be afraid of hurting someone or doing something against the law and pushing everything to my limits. It's one less thing to think about on the track. Drift enthusiasts can do this in a sanctioned event and that's what's great about them, catch my drift?