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About "takeovers"-- is the goal to get hit by the cars?

Bonanza

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I can't google my way out of this question. There are videos upon videos upon videos of people getting smashed into by a car on a predictable path. Is the goal of the attendees to be hit by the car, as a kind of "cred" thing? I don't get any part of these, and I feel so badly out of the loop on what about these is desirable.

Does someone know whether or not being hit by the cars is done on purpose?
 
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I can't google my out of this question. There are videos upon videos upon videos of people getting smashed into by a car on a predictable path. Is the goal of the attendees to be hit by the car, as a kind of "cred" thing? I don't get any part of these, and I feel so badly out of the loop on what about these is desirable.

Does someone know whether or not being hit by the cars is done on purpose?

Think of it like "counting coup".

You can go down quite the rabbit hole with YouTube's "Sideshow gone wrong" compilations. They are great. Watching urban youth learn about physics is excellent prime time viewing.
 
Does anything hood rats do give you the impression that self preservation is anywhere in their thought process?
Lord no.

I feel like this is a version of that game "knuckles" we all played as a kid, where you'd flick a quarter along the table at one another's knuckles until someone bitched out. In hindsight it was such a stupid game, yet it was pretty common. None of these videos show anyone taking evasive action; they just get creamed by the car.

I don't understand it, and I feel like somebody has to have an answer on this issue. :lmao:
 
Lord no.

I feel like this is a version of that game "knuckles" we all played as a kid, where you'd flick a quarter along the table at one another's knuckles until someone bitched out. In hindsight it was such a stupid game, yet it was pretty common. None of these videos show anyone taking evasive action; they just get creamed by the car.

I don't understand it, and I feel like somebody has to have an answer on this issue. :lmao:
Or the knife game, seeing how close you could stick a thrown knife to your buddies foot without sticking him.:homer:
 
Lord no.

I feel like this is a version of that game "knuckles" we all played as a kid, where you'd flick a quarter along the table at one another's knuckles until someone bitched out. In hindsight it was such a stupid game, yet it was pretty common. None of these videos show anyone taking evasive action; they just get creamed by the car.

I don't understand it, and I feel like somebody has to have an answer on this issue. :lmao:
I’ve never seen either of those game. We did play bloody knuckles, though.
 
I get that young guys have ultimate confidence in their OWN driving abilities but when someone ELSE is doing burnouts or donuts and I'm not in the car I'm behind some concrete or someone else's car. I don't care if it's some billy badass drift master I'm not getting hit by a car.

Dumbshits.
 
The worst we did as stupid teenagers was throwing a laso at trailer balls on trucks passing by in town on the 4 lane strip. It just took that one first guy to catch one to realize the rope burn and missing laso rope. I've often wondered what the family thought when they got home with a rope dragging from the ball on the truck.:laughing:

Well, me and my friend John came up with the idea of launching shopping carts using my El Camino. He would hang onto one out the passenger window, I would get up to 20-30mph. He'd let go, I'd stop the beast. The things those carts did when they hit curbs, walls, trees, sidewalks, jumping across the 4 lane road at 2am. Glad there were no cameras back then, we destroyed alot of carts.:homer:
 
We had to use our own knuckles to hit the other guys knuckles. We were intellectuals like that.

Seems there was something with pogs, that would fuck up your hands as well. I'm not remembering though
 
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