C5 vs. Civic hatch
03-16-2007 | 11:43 AM
#22
Originally Posted by 04Terminator
I'll give you my opinion and ask that you keep in mind that it is just that...only MY opinion.
My opinion is that the term "Ricer" came from the original term "rice burner" which was used, (I would guess) before you were born. "Rice burner" was originally used to describe Japanese or other Asian manufactured cars...back when Nissan was Datsun. I will admit that the term "Ricer" has evolved quite a bit, but to MY thinking you cannot be a "ricer" if you drive an American made V8 car, but you CAN act "ricer-like". Make sense?
I argue that the fact remains that you see very few mature adults driving "rice burners" that have a fart can and huge wing/body kit. Most are very young kids wearing baggy pants pulled below their butt crack and a sideways Yankees hat and most times (but not always) tend to use words like "yo" and "homey" in a serious manner.
Guys in shirts with collars or t-shirts with their favorite bar, car, or camo pattern, pants with belts and hats with non-flat bills placed at least fairly properly on their head normally drive American V8 cars.
My opinion is that the term "Ricer" came from the original term "rice burner" which was used, (I would guess) before you were born. "Rice burner" was originally used to describe Japanese or other Asian manufactured cars...back when Nissan was Datsun. I will admit that the term "Ricer" has evolved quite a bit, but to MY thinking you cannot be a "ricer" if you drive an American made V8 car, but you CAN act "ricer-like". Make sense?
I argue that the fact remains that you see very few mature adults driving "rice burners" that have a fart can and huge wing/body kit. Most are very young kids wearing baggy pants pulled below their butt crack and a sideways Yankees hat and most times (but not always) tend to use words like "yo" and "homey" in a serious manner.
Guys in shirts with collars or t-shirts with their favorite bar, car, or camo pattern, pants with belts and hats with non-flat bills placed at least fairly properly on their head normally drive American V8 cars.
03-16-2007 | 11:45 AM
#24
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what i don't under stand is why people tell other people how to use there cars and gas. ITS MY DAMN GAS ITS MY DAMN CAR I PAY FOR I WILL USE IT HOW I FEEL with out some one telling me what i am doing is dumb.
03-16-2007 | 12:00 PM
#25
Originally Posted by skifast87
what i don't under stand is why people tell other people how to use there cars and gas. ITS MY DAMN GAS ITS MY DAMN CAR I PAY FOR I WILL USE IT HOW I FEEL with out some one telling me what i am doing is dumb.
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03-16-2007 | 02:00 PM
#28
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Originally Posted by 04Terminator
I'll give you my opinion and ask that you keep in mind that it is just that...only MY opinion.
My opinion is that the term "Ricer" came from the original term "rice burner" which was used, (I would guess) before you were born. "Rice burner" was originally used to describe Japanese or other Asian manufactured cars...back when Nissan was Datsun. I will admit that the term "Ricer" has evolved quite a bit, but to MY thinking you cannot be a "ricer" if you drive an American made V8 car, but you CAN act "ricer-like". Make sense?
I argue that the fact remains that you see very few mature adults driving "rice burners" that have a fart can and huge wing/body kit. Most are very young kids wearing baggy pants pulled below their butt crack and a sideways Yankees hat and most times (but not always) tend to use words like "yo" and "homey" in a serious manner.
Guys in shirts with collars or t-shirts with their favorite bar, car, or camo pattern, pants with belts and hats with non-flat bills placed at least fairly properly on their head normally drive American V8 cars.
My opinion is that the term "Ricer" came from the original term "rice burner" which was used, (I would guess) before you were born. "Rice burner" was originally used to describe Japanese or other Asian manufactured cars...back when Nissan was Datsun. I will admit that the term "Ricer" has evolved quite a bit, but to MY thinking you cannot be a "ricer" if you drive an American made V8 car, but you CAN act "ricer-like". Make sense?
I argue that the fact remains that you see very few mature adults driving "rice burners" that have a fart can and huge wing/body kit. Most are very young kids wearing baggy pants pulled below their butt crack and a sideways Yankees hat and most times (but not always) tend to use words like "yo" and "homey" in a serious manner.
Guys in shirts with collars or t-shirts with their favorite bar, car, or camo pattern, pants with belts and hats with non-flat bills placed at least fairly properly on their head normally drive American V8 cars.
03-16-2007 | 02:06 PM
#29
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Originally Posted by LS1=Poverty
I agree!! Either that or another pathetic loser just happened to join this month with no posts, and the same exact attitude as the wagoneer! ...possible i guess.... 
03-16-2007 | 02:13 PM
#30
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Z06iscool welcome to the site man. If you want to avoid trouble/name-calling you may not want to hang around this part of the forum. Most of the guys in here cough*irunelevens,Kdogc5Cough* are little bitches and will attack you in anyway they can. They are weak at life and use the computer to feel better about themselves.
See ya around.
See ya around.
03-16-2007 | 03:09 PM
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From: Chesapeake va
Originally Posted by White_Liberty
Z06iscool welcome to the site man. If you want to avoid trouble/name-calling you may not want to hang around this part of the forum. Most of the guys in here cough*irunelevens,Kdogc5Cough* are little bitches and will attack you in anyway they can. They are weak at life and use the computer to feel better about themselves.
See ya around.
See ya around.
