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Offline Hansk

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« Reply #30 on: May 13, 2005, 11:59:23 PM »
Cop's will be damned if they do - damned if they don't.  When someone gets hurt , everyone wonders where the cops were.
As much as I enjoy the Java hut scene I knew it was going to come to this. Just last week , guy does a brake stand in his 70's pickup. Throttle sticks and is heading for the bypass with front wheels locked up. Some how makes the corner and finally shuts it off.  Could have been very bad.
 
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« Reply #31 on: May 14, 2005, 03:38:50 PM »
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Cop's will be damned if they do - damned if they don't.  When someone gets hurt , everyone wonders where the cops were.
Thats exactly what the police were saying last night. I went, and it was fairly eventful. Some of the cops were pushing it, getting up in peoples faces for little to no reason, others were just standing there for effect, with video cameras getting \"evidence\" and filming the classics who made their way into the gates. Java Hut isn't done yet, however it will continue to decline from here on in if they're going to be difficult or refuse access. Refusing access to classics alone is pushing it when you see just as many modern domestics spinning their wheels. All it took was a hectic night like last friday to bring it to this.

I doubt it's the actual Java Hut pushing for these changes, a while back the owners of Java Hut opened a lawsuit against the lot managment/owners when they tried to shut things down. I've even seen the Java Hut owner come out and kick a cop out of the entrance when he tried to block it off. The companies love the attention and buisness, and who doesn't love a hangout.

I personally don't think the burnouts are completely bad, but I recognize that things may have gotten out of control due to some idiots. I can see it from other people's perspective, and understand why the police and others are choked. But it's not just kids in their \"mom's cars\", theres alot of muscle burning out, with older guys at the wheel as well.

I think it was better when the gate at the back was open, and all this went on back there. There was less car traffic, no busy streets, and patrons were able to be a part of it, or stay away from it, leading to less people back there.

Alot of people, including the police, connect this situation with the girl who was hit. When that girl was hit, there weren't any burnouts happening, because they were all going down behind the complex. I know cause' I was right there when she ran across the road. She jay-walked across one of the busiest streets in Langley.

It's really too bad, however sooner or later a new spot will come around, word will spread and before long we'll have the same situation on hand. Unless the create a sanctioned area, which they won't, I can see the new mopac area developing, as well as the new drive in theater area leading to something. I'm going to keep going to Java Hut until a new spot comes around.

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« Reply #32 on: May 14, 2005, 04:10:44 PM »
This is just my opinion, but I say there's no excuse for any of it.
MRP works hard to put on Street Legal drags on fridays in an effort to avoid just these kinds of problems, yet the car owners still goof off at the local coffee shop.
I was out with my neighbor last night in his '64 Chev II pro gasser, and all of Langley looked like a police training ground. Cops everywhere. And why? Well, we get to Mr. Hamburger about 10:00 and a guy pulls in in a white 73 Corvellte with a six-hundred-something cubic inch motor in it and a parachute on the back. 1000 hp pure drag car, but he's got plates on it, so he heads over to the local burger joint does a brake stand in the parking lot and promptly gets a ticket. Why wasn't he at Mission? All these guys talked about all night was how they couldn't have any fun 'cause the cops were all over the place.
Makes no sense to me...
 
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« Reply #33 on: May 14, 2005, 10:39:02 PM »
Does this mean party @ pointblanks new place of residance? No need for mobile coffe truck! :D  

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« Reply #34 on: May 14, 2005, 11:06:52 PM »
I agree......save it for the track! Closed off no traffic, jay walkers, and some actual competition.
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« Reply #35 on: May 14, 2005, 11:26:22 PM »
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Cop's will be damned if they do - damned if they don't.  When someone gets hurt , everyone wonders where the cops were.
As much as I enjoy the Java hut scene I knew it was going to come to this. Just last week , guy does a brake stand in his 70's pickup. Throttle sticks and is heading for the bypass with front wheels locked up. Some how makes the corner and finally shuts it off.  Could have been very bad.
i thought the bunouts were cool ... till this bozo did his thing ...
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« Reply #36 on: May 15, 2005, 12:22:26 PM »
Damnit...
Was really looking forward to showcasing the 75 at Javahut when I got back... but I guess all good things come to an end.
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