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Oh ya and make sure you visit the Jetta forum linked to the second one when you're done.

 

This is the only post I could find from an American car owner but it was worth it:You know you're a Riceboy if...

... you find yourself using the excuse 'yo, but you gots twice as many cylindas, after EVERY race

 

... you have stickers that even most asians dont get

 

...your tires stick out so far past your body lines, you have to park 12" from the curb

 

... you have stickers for parts you dont have

 

... you refer to a 50hp nitrous system as the 'big shot'

 

... your exhaust tip diameter is 4 times the inner muffler diameter

 

... birds make nests on your spoiler because its taller than the trees

 

... you sell crack for the image...not the money

 

... you have 'N/T' polished on the side of car and you dont know what bracket racing is...

 

... you will only race if the other guy removes four sparkplugs

 

... you have "All Motor" emblazoned on your rear hatch right next to your 14.50 dial in

 

... you brag to have nitrous and have a 14.50 dial in

 

... your exhaust system for your 1.8L is bigger than most Pro-stock cars

 

... you spent more money on stickers and stripes than your parents paid for your car

 

... you go to a performance shop and immediately start rummaging through the decal bin

 

... your tach is bigger than your head

 

... you have a shiftlight and your car is an automatic

 

... you refuse to race because it's a "show car"

 

... your only mods are cut factory springs and a 5" chrome exhaust tip

 

... you have more lights on the front of your car than the USS Voyager

 

... you brag about a turbo kit that never seems to get installed.

 

... your exhaust sounds like a dying Moose

 

... your bright green $300 air filter is bigger than your engine

Guest Friz
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I love it! :(

 

"RICER, the leisure suit of the new millenium."

 

Dang, I ought to get a patent on that phrase...

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