R56 James Bond License Plate
Originally Posted by Red Bull
Just remove your licence plate....if the cops try to catch you just drive as fast as you can and hope your mini will fit on a bicycle path so you can make a clean escape...then you can tell all your friends about your wild adventure.....

And if your drifting past a school zone you can flip them all off and just say...hey its a Mini...its meant to drive fast in residential areas....as long as you dont kill anyone your good....



Just remove your licence plate....if the cops try to catch you just drive as fast as you can and hope your mini will fit on a bicycle path so you can make a clean escape...then you can tell all your friends about your wild adventure.....

And if your drifting past a school zone you can flip them all off and just say...hey its a Mini...its meant to drive fast in residential areas....as long as you dont kill anyone your good....



I think this thread is done. I think we can conclude that Spirited Driving is okay and wreckless driving is not. Also I believe that there was a similar license plate in the Transporter on his 5-series.
It is scary that it took that long to get the point across
Last edited by Red Bull; Oct 10, 2008 at 06:34 AM.

I think he was referring to your avatar.
Well, taking turns at speed limit is still legal, right?
Anyway, I find most non-spirited drivers are more dangerous overall... they aren't as alert as the "spirited" drivers, as they view their vehicle as a heinously boring appliance to get them to some other heinously boring place.
At least once per trip, anywhere further than two miles from the household, driving "spirited" or otherwise, I have "safe" motorists pulling in front of me with their SUV full of children or blabbering on their cell phone. Is this not safe? Does this not cause accidents?
But I do not see you do-gooder folks yelling at the people who do not get the Bluetooth option for their vehicle? I mean, geez, hardly anyone does 140mph down a school zone. But do I kick the speed up on long and rural highway trips (Interstate 37)? Of course..
I mean, you can drive fast and safe. I don't cut people off, I get out of faster (god forbid) vehicles ways, I don't listen to the radio, and I don't eat in my MINI (it is quite clean... my wife says I'm obsessive, but hey, you do what you gotta do). Goodness, just because I can come out and say, "Hey, I go 2mph over the speed limit," doesn't make me a children-smashing, blood-drinking, neighbour's dog crunching murderer.
Ah, well. I bet if I started a story as, "I was coming home from work, and taking a sip from my Dr. Pepper, when I saw a shooting star! I made a wish that my Alta exhaust would come in the mail... I've been waiting for it for a while now..." How many would flame me for drinking a Dr. Pepper while driving? Argh...
Anyway, I find most non-spirited drivers are more dangerous overall... they aren't as alert as the "spirited" drivers, as they view their vehicle as a heinously boring appliance to get them to some other heinously boring place.
At least once per trip, anywhere further than two miles from the household, driving "spirited" or otherwise, I have "safe" motorists pulling in front of me with their SUV full of children or blabbering on their cell phone. Is this not safe? Does this not cause accidents?
But I do not see you do-gooder folks yelling at the people who do not get the Bluetooth option for their vehicle? I mean, geez, hardly anyone does 140mph down a school zone. But do I kick the speed up on long and rural highway trips (Interstate 37)? Of course..
I mean, you can drive fast and safe. I don't cut people off, I get out of faster (god forbid) vehicles ways, I don't listen to the radio, and I don't eat in my MINI (it is quite clean... my wife says I'm obsessive, but hey, you do what you gotta do). Goodness, just because I can come out and say, "Hey, I go 2mph over the speed limit," doesn't make me a children-smashing, blood-drinking, neighbour's dog crunching murderer.
Ah, well. I bet if I started a story as, "I was coming home from work, and taking a sip from my Dr. Pepper, when I saw a shooting star! I made a wish that my Alta exhaust would come in the mail... I've been waiting for it for a while now..." How many would flame me for drinking a Dr. Pepper while driving? Argh...
What I've learned is that there are only two types of drivers, apparently. Those who endanger everyone else on the road, but "know what they're doing," and hockey moms in SUVs, who drive 40 mph on the highway. I feel so illuminated.
Two things I do like about 'SPEEDING DRIVERS' 
#1. I like for them to be in front of me (for my safety) and will slow or yield so they can easily pass.
#2. While that car is in front, I can stay a ¼mile back and go almost as fast, while the Law Enforcement
will be drawn to the car in front in time for me to slow.

#1. I like for them to be in front of me (for my safety) and will slow or yield so they can easily pass.
#2. While that car is in front, I can stay a ¼mile back and go almost as fast, while the Law Enforcement
will be drawn to the car in front in time for me to slow.
no offense to you RB, Hes got ur back...


