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Old 03 Aug 2007, 08:28 am
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Default What is the fascination with spoilers on riceburners?


Why do some Honda owners insist on adding spoilers that are literally
1/3 the size of their entire riceburner ?

I'm cruising home after a hard day at the office. Some clown in a blue
riceburner with foglights on (despite it being a clear evening) rolls up
behind me. He decides that 75mph isn't fast enough and flashes his
high-beams.

Being a good driver, I signal then change lanes to let him pass.

As he's going by, I see racing stripes on his riceburner and a spoiler
that was four sizes too big. No joke. This spoiler looked like a giant
handle for his riceburner. It had to be two feet high and was actually
wider than his car.

Of course, his seat was way the hell back and he was driving with one
hand on the wheel and one hand holding a cigarette.

*Shakes head*



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Onideus Mad Hatter <usenet@backwater-productions.net> wrote in
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> > Um, you really should watch your mouth, much of the "civilized" world
> > that you speak of has a legal age of 12 to 16...it's only here in the
> > US that 18 is the norm (and not even in all states). Sure the
> > Christian right doesn't much like to deal with reality, but it doesn't
> > make it go away. Most of those that are called pedophiles here in the
> > states are considered normal, everyday citizens in the vast majority
> > of the other civilized countries...something to think about. Perhaps
> > we're the ones who aren't as "civilized" at the rest of the
> > world...


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> > Wake the **** up, you retard. The LEGAL AGE in most of the United
> > States isn't even 18.


> > And in many places it's not about the AGE so much as it's about the
> > AGE GAP. For example in Missouri if you're 17 you can rightly go and
> > **** yerself a consenting 14 year old no problem.

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Old 03 Aug 2007, 02:10 pm
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Default Re: What is the fascination with spoilers on riceburners?

On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 13:28:40 +0000, BigNetBuy wrote:

> As he's going by, I see racing stripes on his riceburner and a spoiler
> that was four sizes too big. No joke. This spoiler looked like a giant
> handle for his riceburner. It had to be two feet high and was actually
> wider than his car.
>
> Of course, his seat was way the hell back and he was driving with one hand
> on the wheel and one hand holding a cigarette.
>
> *Shakes head*



I'd rather put my money into the engine compartment and BLOW HIS DOORS OFF!

Probably had a Fart Horn muffler too, right?


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Old 03 Aug 2007, 10:13 pm
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Default Re: What is the fascination with spoilers on riceburners?

I don't understand it either, they look stupid (the car also), and most have
performance that can be shamed by a Hyundai Excel.



"Hachiroku ????" <Trueno@AE86.gts> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 13:28:40 +0000, BigNetBuy wrote:
>
>> As he's going by, I see racing stripes on his riceburner and a spoiler
>> that was four sizes too big. No joke. This spoiler looked like a giant
>> handle for his riceburner. It had to be two feet high and was actually
>> wider than his car.
>>
>> Of course, his seat was way the hell back and he was driving with one
>> hand
>> on the wheel and one hand holding a cigarette.
>>
>> *Shakes head*

>



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Old 04 Aug 2007, 02:57 am
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On Aug 3, 8:28 am, BigNetBuy
<bignet...@verizon.dot.dot.dot.dot.dot.net> wrote:

>
> *Shakes head*









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Old 05 Aug 2007, 03:17 am
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On Aug 3, 6:28 am, BigNetBuy
<bignet...@verizon.dot.dot.dot.dot.dot.net> wrote:
> Why do some Honda owners insist on adding spoilers that are literally
> 1/3 the size of their entire riceburner ?


to make the car go faster, just like the racing strips do... duh! ;-)

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Old 05 Aug 2007, 03:33 am
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On Aug 3, 6:28 am, BigNetBuy
<bignet...@verizon.dot.dot.dot.dot.dot.net> wrote:

> Why do some Honda owners insist on adding spoilers that are literally
> 1/3 the size of their entire riceburner?



It's a neighborhood thing, mostly--it just depends on what their peers
are doing. The big chrome wheels, 55-series tires, and gigantic
spoilers are a fashion statement/mating display.

It doesn't seem to be working too well though, 'cause I rarely see
these guys accompanied by any femininity in their rides. Or, maybe we
tend to stay out of each other's 'hoods on the weekends.


Jack
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Old 05 Aug 2007, 05:27 am
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Bucky wrote:
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> On Aug 3, 6:28 am, BigNetBuy
> <bignet...@verizon.dot.dot.dot.dot.dot.net> wrote:
> > Why do some Honda owners insist on adding spoilers that are literally
> > 1/3 the size of their entire riceburner ?

>
> to make the car go faster, just like the racing strips do... duh! ;-)


my hypothesis is that these people think that gas doesn't cost enough,
therefore they have to add huge spoilers to their car to lower their gas
mileage so they can throw even more money away
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Old 05 Aug 2007, 09:10 am
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Default Re: What is the fascination with spoilers on riceburners?

Maybe a "turbo decal" or a "Type R" on a base civic makes it go faster, I
don't know!

On a car like a Lamborghini Countach LP 5000S you can see why a spoiler
would be nessesary to keep the back of the car down if your doing 185 mph,
but on a car that can barely go 125, its just plain dumb.

Your right about the fact that they don't seem to have any women with them,
thats an understatement.

>
> my hypothesis is that these people think that gas doesn't cost enough,
> therefore they have to add huge spoilers to their car to lower their gas
> mileage so they can throw even more money away



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Old 05 Aug 2007, 03:27 pm
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Default Re: What is the fascination with spoilers on riceburners?

they go way faster than 125 and it is to hold the rear end down which can be
lightweight if the backseat has been removed. he probably had tubo on his.
sometimes it is there for a reason sometimes its not necessary and i hardly
think a hyundai excel can deal with a fast civic.

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> Maybe a "turbo decal" or a "Type R" on a base civic makes it go faster, I
> don't know!
>
> On a car like a Lamborghini Countach LP 5000S you can see why a spoiler
> would be nessesary to keep the back of the car down if your doing 185 mph,
> but on a car that can barely go 125, its just plain dumb.
>
> Your right about the fact that they don't seem to have any women with
> them, thats an understatement.
>
>>
>> my hypothesis is that these people think that gas doesn't cost enough,
>> therefore they have to add huge spoilers to their car to lower their gas
>> mileage so they can throw even more money away

>
>


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Old 05 Aug 2007, 04:46 pm
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Default Re: What is the fascination with spoilers on riceburners?

Jeff wrote:
> they go way faster than 125 and it is to hold the rear end down which
> can be lightweight if the backseat has been removed. he probably had
> tubo on his. sometimes it is there for a reason sometimes its not
> necessary and i hardly think a hyundai excel can deal with a fast civic.


Yes, because the back seat adds SO much weight to the ass-end of the car!
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