jdm ae86t said:I agree with Dan, although I am sure most of you think I don't drift. I don't care what people think of me, because I am happy with what I am doing. The point is, I would really like to see this forum become a drifter's community by helping each other out, rather than have someone who just watched Tokyo Drift saying that the drifting in the movie was better than what someone in a video did. I was called an "e-drifter" by someone on here, and I will not point out anyone, but he is still on here. Anyway, I made a dumb comment, but instead of showing me the positive side of what I made the comment of, he decided to insult me. That wasn't too helpful. I am not complaining, and I am not done. If you want to call me an e-drifter, go for it, but I wont take kindly to it. I am not a pro, but I still go out and try my best to have fun. Dan, I will soon join your drift sessions, and make some new friends. I am done crying now......BITCHES!
I try not to insult people, i dont think I do it often.
If someone asks for help I give them advise that would point them in the correct direction, how to drift an auto at an event, or making right hand turns at 50.
To other people:
Try to think and exercise common sense before you post. There are alot of people who just post random questions with out supporting evidence that they were trying to help them selves but need others opinions or answers. I have absolutely no problem helping someone who tries to help them self. Its the internet, sarcasm is used everywhere, there is no need for a personal attack on a person because they called you a noob or e-drifter, brush it off your shoulders and continue with the content of the discussion. This would cut down on alot of the bs and off topic.