I normally ollie the cylinder, grind the rail, and then hit the jump for a 360 nose grab. Going the other way is much trickier and hard to land more than 25% of the time.
@alexander_the_car_salamander: First of all, that's prejudiced. Second of all, going german is the new-ish way to front that your family is doing better than the regular Camry/Accord drivers. Most choose 3's, but there's the occasional Audi or VW.
@mr_dude: My friend, you are slightly wrong. The new way for Asian women to show they are doing better than Accord/Camry drivers is to buy Lexus/Acura, because they are completely different cars from the former.
@bzr: Lucky you didn't get them an Outback! Or is it the Forester that's the lesbianmobile?
Subaru is an outlier. The only Jap-lux car I've seen the spoiled ones drive is the Lexus SUV. Other than that, I only see german cars. But I can only speak for socal stereotypes.
Are we sure it was some Asian woman? It strikes me as the sort of thing that some mildly intoxicated teenagers in a parent's car would do if they didn't see the concrete wall.
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Oodles sure asks a lot of pesky questions. The obvious answer is: She was going for distance, she was going for speed.
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Subaru is an outlier. The only Jap-lux car I've seen the spoiled ones drive is the Lexus SUV. Other than that, I only see german cars. But I can only speak for socal stereotypes.
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And god, I remember Flight of the Navigator.
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