The past couple of F&F movies have been pretty decent, so I think I'll go and catch F&F7 today. But what about some real action afterwards?

Don't post where, as I know the spots in Fairfax and PW counties for this stuff. But think it will grow due to F&F7 being released?

RIP Paul Walker. Too soon...

Movie was really good, well worth seeing.

Saw a little bit of douchebaggery from drivers at Cars and Coffee, but nothing really out of the norm for the squids who feel the need to do that kind of stuff anyways.

Again, movie was well worth seeing.

I saw that movie and i think i am gonna to go pep boy and buy a intake for my kia specktra. and it will be mad fast. Those movies are good cuz they also teach alot about how to fix up cars.

By looking at the previews it looked like too much CGI for my taste

How does a movie franchise do the same fucking fake stunts, same fucking story, same fucking bad acting in 7 movies and still get you dolts to fork over $10-$12 to go sit and watch it?

There will most likely be a few who go out and kill themselves in their Hondas and Hyundais shortly after viewing this film.

hey guys, I'm a douchebag rice burner racing faggot. I am a bad actor and can't drive worth a shit otherwise I would not wrap my car around a fucking tree. Maybe they should call me Mr. Magoo if I can't see a fucking tree and avoid it.

That's OK Paul. I know you weren't driving but keep in mind, a Porsche Carrera GT is for REAL MEN...... not a pussy like you.

Same old shit. Nothing new since FF1 Boring

There is no way I would set foot in a theater to see that film. You just know any place showing it is going to be full of amped up douche bag high school kids and 20 somethings screaming and yelling and showing off to the girls. And God help you in the parking lot when it lets out. Fantasy becomes reality then.

No thanks. I'll catch it on Netflix someday

hsee ton Wrote:
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> There is no way I would set foot in a theater to
> see that film. You just know any place showing it
> is going to be full of amped up douche bag high
> school kids and 20 somethings screaming and
> yelling and showing off to the girls. And God help
> you in the parking lot when it lets out. Fantasy
> becomes reality then.
>
> No thanks. I'll catch it on Netflix someday

Typical uptight FFX resident.

So that was what was happening on Rt 66 west around 3 pm near Centreville Saturday. A lot of hot dogging, holding up traffic, weaving, lining up with flashers on, all American-made cars.

It was a good movie, very respectful towards Paul Walker.

The only complaint, Underarmour's continued product placement on Dwayne Johnson.

The 50s, 60s and 70s had the best cars for street racing
The post 2001 fast and furious plastic pieces of shit all suck.

Fuck fast and furious Wrote:
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> The 50s, 60s and 70s had the best cars for street
> racing
> The post 2001 fast and furious plastic pieces of
> shit all suck.

Yeah, fuck technology.

I went and ordered the biggest DC Sports muffler for my 97 Civic after seeing the movie. Can't wait!

My nazi machine shits on all those kids toys

My 1 million dollar bugatti beats all of you. GO DIE IN A HOLE!

My 3000 hp muscle car shakes the world when i rev it. all other vehicles are inferior. Even your bug.

WOW MINES IS BIGGER! MINES IS BIGGER! LOOK AT MY MANHOOD! I NEED COMPENSATE!!!!

Too bad your car is too stoopid to but any of that power down.

My nazi car has advanced AWD, gets all 800hp down with no wheel spin.

Fuck fast and furious Wrote:
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> The 50s, 60s and 70s had the best cars for street
> racing
> The post 2001 fast and furious plastic pieces of
> shit all suck.


Not sure on the 50s, and most of the 60s cars were slow, too. Late 60s-early 70s were quick, but not really quicklime today. Not to say you can't build a classic to run, but for total performance, I think we're in the heyday now.

Anyways, F&F7 was a great flick. 1, 5, and 6 were also good. Especially 5 and 6.
7 was a decent tribute to Paul Walker.

As for F&F wannabes, I didn't see any, nor was I really looking.

...in the 22039 Wrote:
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> Fuck fast and furious Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The 50s, 60s and 70s had the best cars for
> street
> > racing
> > The post 2001 fast and furious plastic pieces
> of
> > shit all suck.
>
>
> Not sure on the 50s, and most of the 60s cars were
> slow, too. Late 60s-early 70s were quick, but not
> really quicklime today. Not to say you can't build
> a classic to run, but for total performance, I
> think we're in the heyday now.
>
> Anyways, F&F7 was a great flick. 1, 5, and 6 were
> also good. Especially 5 and 6.
> 7 was a decent tribute to Paul Walker.
>
> As for F&F wannabes, I didn't see any, nor was I
> really looking.



Cars from the 50s, 60 and 70s could actually withstand a crash.
Go crash a car from the post 2001 plastic piece of shit fast and furious era and see what happens.