Gator92 said:
Muy said:
Infection_Ag11 said:
Muy said:
Loser take over streets like they are badasses living in a dystopian world. The result of playing stupid video games their entire lives.
This stuff predates the existence of video games by a couple decades, let alone the type of video games you're talking about.
Provide examples of losers like this doing this decades ago for no actual reason other than knowing they can get away with it.
In the metroplex back in the 80's it was Emerald St near I-35 and 635.
Actual drag races would occur on the east bound 635 service road just before I-35.
Think of "Street Outlaws" before street outlaws. Cars unloading from trailers. Drag slick swaps.
We would pull off the east bound shoulder of 635 and park on the embankment looking down. Gave a stadium view of the racing going on below.
Cops would show up occasionally, but it was tolerated to an extent.
Good times...
In Houston in the 80's, there was an Exxon Station on I-10. Some guy who was part of organizing the street races would park an old Camaro on the north side of it. If it was facing east, the races were on a remote stretch of Mesa, Rd. If it was facing west, a remote stretch of Rankin Rd. These were both remote industrial stretches that did not get regular traffic at night at the time.
Then when Sam Houston tollway was under construction, there was a finished stretch west of I-45 for about 4 miles, that was not connected to anything. Just go around the road closed sign and there was 4 miles of open uninhabited road.
On a good Saturday night there would be 300 cars lined up on the sides. Occasionally somebody would get a race going. I never saw anybody drinking or doing drugs. It was just car guys. The police would even make a pass by every now and then, but never shut it down. Until one night somebody lost control while racing and got hurt. Then it was shut down.
Now at no point did any of us think we could riot and chase the cops away... That is a new social development.