the_n

For the record 4Driver4. I used the wrong word. Late night. Wanted to use something like horrendous. Guess you're the forums' official Webster's rep.

4Driver4

Again, please try to post your responses in the correct place within the thread. Thanks.

That's why I asked if you really meant that. Don't get your panties in a bunch.

the_n

Never knew answering a question equated to "getting panties in a bunch". Next time think before you type. If you want to continue this conversation PM me. No need to fill this thread with 80's jargon.

Hit me up.

4Driver4

PLEASE POST IN THE CORRECT LOCATION IN THE THREAD.
Thanks. :-)


Seriously, petty bickering aside, try to make the forum reasonably readable. Some readers use linear mode, some the tradition threaded view. You need to either use threaded view or click "quote and reply" on the post you are responding too. Your posts are all over the place in this thread.

the_n

Didn't I tell you to PM me? Attention starved I see.

4Driver4

Thank you for taking the time to post that correctly. It makes the thread much easier to follow.

You did. I didn't. I don't PM.

docurley

I saw one at a show a few years ago and had it not been for the lambo doors it would have looked OK.

jaimesonlee

Rice - Show Spelled Pronunciation [rahys] Show IPA noun, verb, riced, ric⋅ing.
Use rice in a Sentence
–noun 1. the starchy seeds or grain of an annual marsh grass, Oryza sativa, cultivated in warm climates and used for food.
2. the grass itself.

–verb (used with object) 3. to reduce to a form resembling rice: to rice potatoes.

Or in this case, to rice an audi

Or better yet.......

Rice burner is a pejorative describing Japanese-made — or by extension, Asian-made — motorcycles and automobiles. The term is often defined as offensive or racist stereotyping. In some cases users of the term will go out of their way to assert that it is not offensive or racist. Use of the term in the Asian community is unknown.

Variations are rice rocket (used mostly but not exclusively for Japanese motorcycles), rice machine, rice grinder or simply ricer. The terms can be targeted at cars which have been modified to give a false impression of high performance, but not actually capable of impressive performance. The term is not used for European-made vehicles that make a false pretense of being high-performance(exception in this case); only those from regions where the population is presumed to subsist on a diet of rice.

xsrfsno225x

who in the hell owns a b5 a4 and an s5. i dont believe that for a second. esepcially "wit ahl da diz's and dat's" being tossed around.