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October 29, 2010
October 28, 2010
Random Jargon: Fetish With Japan
To Marko:
Thanks for your innovative carblog!
I decided to start writing columns with random thoughts and topics that I just want to cover because no one else wants to write something that matters. I like the whole automotive lifestyle however some of us have eloquent intelligence and not all of us just wanna "boost" stand around meets, act hard in small circles, talk about what I did with my car for the past month, and post a bunch of silly nonsense in forums with my banner of a import model showing some part of her body.
Anyway, it has come to my attention a giant portion of the "JDM" car world has exoticized Japan to the point it is the motherland of culture and other things.The origins of this exoticisim dates back to British poets and writers seeing the orient as mystique. My cross reference now comes into liking hip-hop and black culture. Growing up in NYC and around a black community hasen't changed who I am. I do like the music and their culture but must I marry a black woman eat their foods travel to black communites and try to do what they do on a regular to be down?The answer is no, I honestly don't see the point and logic of traveling soley for a country for "cars." Yea Japan is different from your country adapting capitalism and democracy. Why dont you go to Burma there are Asian people over there or even Chad I'm sure you can take pictures and blog about sadness....
Thanks for your innovative carblog!
I decided to start writing columns with random thoughts and topics that I just want to cover because no one else wants to write something that matters. I like the whole automotive lifestyle however some of us have eloquent intelligence and not all of us just wanna "boost" stand around meets, act hard in small circles, talk about what I did with my car for the past month, and post a bunch of silly nonsense in forums with my banner of a import model showing some part of her body.
Anyway, it has come to my attention a giant portion of the "JDM" car world has exoticized Japan to the point it is the motherland of culture and other things.The origins of this exoticisim dates back to British poets and writers seeing the orient as mystique. My cross reference now comes into liking hip-hop and black culture. Growing up in NYC and around a black community hasen't changed who I am. I do like the music and their culture but must I marry a black woman eat their foods travel to black communites and try to do what they do on a regular to be down?The answer is no, I honestly don't see the point and logic of traveling soley for a country for "cars." Yea Japan is different from your country adapting capitalism and democracy. Why dont you go to Burma there are Asian people over there or even Chad I'm sure you can take pictures and blog about sadness....
October 26, 2010
October 25, 2010
Touring Car Aero
After learning an HKS kit cost $7000-$8000 to ship to America, all plans were shattered. I accientally stumbled upon this amazing BTCC Altezza touring car. Yes you can actually buy this aero kit, which I find to be amazing. The slightly modified front bumper and rear overfenders are wider giving the Altezza a more aggresive stance and look. The Altezza should have came out of the factory with these few tweaks. Well I found the ultimate aero for the Altezza and it didint come from Japan but Europe.
Anymore info would be marvelous.
I can just imagine this car without the stickers. Would be nuts.
Anymore info would be marvelous.
I can just imagine this car without the stickers. Would be nuts.
October 23, 2010
부적응
거울 앞 난 겁이 많고 누구보다 여린
센 척 못하는 눈물 많은 dummy I was nothin'
But a lil' kid from my mama's womb My mama and my father's son
lotta thangs I gotta learn 잃어버린 나를 찾아서 떠나
어쩔 수 없이 도시의 법을 따라서
센 척 못하는 눈물 많은 dummy I was nothin'
But a lil' kid from my mama's womb My mama and my father's son
lotta thangs I gotta learn 잃어버린 나를 찾아서 떠나
어쩔 수 없이 도시의 법을 따라서
October 21, 2010
Beautiful Roadways
No one ever bothers talking about roadways. Yea sure I do all this to my car but never do I wonder or thank the people that do work on our highways. Maybe if NYC wasn't filled with all these assholes that are lazy and do half ass jobs on construction I would be praising a lot more about the cities roads. However, here are countries with extraordinary scenic views of nature along with mans creation of roads.Here are a few highway systems that caught my attention. Sorry asshole that's romanticizing and exoticizing Japan. There ARE OTHER COUNTRIES in the world that are beautiful and their roadways are overlooked at because it's not chique or trendy as Japan.
Here are a few that caught my mind
Korea
Beograde, Serbia
Netherlands
Thailand
Here are a few that caught my mind
Korea
Beograde, Serbia
Netherlands
Thailand
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October 13, 2010
RaceFansTV
I was delightfully emailed by Doug Pierce of RaceFansTV.Below is a summary I wanted Doug to answer so viewers can understand what their website is about. I wanted to share with the rest of you guys an on demand type of thing for automtive enthusiast. Now we can all enjoy watching vintage racing videos in high quality as well as current races. I know many of you will enjoy this website they know have 1,000 racing videos.The link can be found http://racefanstv.com/
RaceFansTV.com was
launched in late May 2010 after 6 months of development by a team of motorsport
enthusiasts and technology professionals. The company was founded by Chuck Ehredt, an American
living in Barcelona, Spain – but his team includes
a large number of high-profile individuals and companies working from multiple
countries that each bring strategic value to the initiative.
The idea for RaceFansTV
germinated in 2009 when Chuck
Ehredt realized that many race series had accumulated a great
deal of historical racing videos that would have been on TV at one time or
another, but in recent years had been collecting dust in various archives. He
also knew that motorsport enthusiasts are happy to watch racing all week long
and not just when the big F1, MotoGP, or NASCAR race is live on Sundays. Unfortunately
these enthusiasts had very little access to television programming that
included much racing during the week and no access to historical races (which
often times are more interesting than current races because of the people
involved, the cars, or the safety standards of the day).
With that observation in
mind, he started to develop a business plan to create a company that would license
historical racing video programs from content owners and share revenues with
them, while creating a website that could be the
destination on the Internet for motorsports enthusiasts who wanted to watch
such programming while participating in a community, reviewing the latest news,
and helping keep a wiki of historical racing information up-to-date. The team
also felt that if they could attract a large audience of motorsport
enthusiasts, they would also be able to fund the operations via advertising –
since over $2 billion is spent each year on sponsorships and related advertising.
RaceFansTV currently has
11 active channels including channels dedicated to Sports Car, Touring Car,
Rally & Off-Road, Stock Car, Racing Documentaries, Powerboat, Open Wheel, Drag
Racing, Sprint Car Racing, and several others. This allows enthusiasts to
watch races of greatest interest to them at any time of the day, 7 days per
week. Each channel streams full racing programs 24 hours per day just like a
TV channel. However, with the flexibility of the Internet, visitors can
restart a video that has already begun, or come back later to watch the end of
a program if they get interrupted.
RaceFansTV offers all of
its content to visitors and members for free. However, people can subscribe
for about $5 per month in order to watch the videos in high quality, watch
videos when it is more convenient to them, watch videos in full-screen, and
enjoy videos with less advertising. By November 2010, Subscribers will be able
to watch RaceFansTV videos on their hand-held devices and wide screen TVs.
The team at RaceFansTV
believes that the volume of videos (mostly clips) on the Internet is already
overwhelming for consumers to find things of interest – and getting worse
every day. For this reason, RaceFansTV is positioning itself as the primary ´go-to´
destination for consumers to find great motorsport content, rather than have to
weed through thousands of websites to find bits and pieces of interesting
content among a bunch of low interest information. With this goal in mind,
RaceFansTV expects to start broadcasting some races live, and work more closely
with the most popular racing series to help them gain exposure for their events
and simplify the lives of their fans by providing all their video content in
one place.
October 11, 2010
Fly Like An Altezza
Fly like an Altezza.. Dope song and video. I usually don't like anything new that comes out here. They been doing their thing for more than 5 years. I won't go into the detail of the eye candy in the video but I'll let the viewers see it.
How is the video even car related? Peep below:
How is the video even car related? Peep below:
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