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CDSbigsby
Location: Lancaster, Ohio Gender: Male Total Likes: 5 likes
| | | | Donks < on 8/20/2008 8:16 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | For those who don't know the proper retarded terminology, 'donks' are what the idiots who drive them call the old fullsize sedans that are lifted with like 28" rims on them. For those lucky enough to have never heard of or seen this trend, here's an example: Yeah...That's...yeah. See, I live in a small town in Ohio, so I've been lucky enough to never actually see one in person. However, right now I'm in Mississippi for a week to see my girlfriend. She lives near Hattiesburg, which is a large city absolutely full to the brim with the stupid things. My question is, how can that possibly be a good thing to do to your car? It doesn't look good, and if you think it does, you obviously need your brain checked. It doesn't help with acceleration or speed as it takes more work to get those big shoes moving. Doesn't help with aerodynamics or cornering since it's so tall your car will just topple over one day. It's the single stupidest trend in the auto customizing world and I defy anyone to find a worse one.
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| musket boy
Location: Maui Gender: Male Total Likes: 8 likes
It smells like your grandpa and your feet stick to the floor
| | | | | Re: Donks < Reply # 3 on 8/20/2008 10:28 PM > | Reply with Quote
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| Shael
Location: Witherbee, NY. Gender: Female Total Likes: 7 likes
Baaaaah.
| | | Re: Donks < Reply # 8 on 8/21/2008 11:28 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by CDSbigsby For those who don't know the proper retarded terminology, 'donks' are what the idiots who drive them call the old fullsize sedans that are lifted with like 28" rims on them. For those lucky enough to have never heard of or seen this trend, here's an example: http://www.buymydo...m/images/759ka.jpg Yeah...That's...yeah. See, I live in a small town in Ohio, so I've been lucky enough to never actually see one in person. However, right now I'm in Mississippi for a week to see my girlfriend. She lives near Hattiesburg, which is a large city absolutely full to the brim with the stupid things. My question is, how can that possibly be a good thing to do to your car? It doesn't look good, and if you think it does, you obviously need your brain checked. It doesn't help with acceleration or speed as it takes more work to get those big shoes moving. Doesn't help with aerodynamics or cornering since it's so tall your car will just topple over one day. It's the single stupidest trend in the auto customizing world and I defy anyone to find a worse one.
| I saw some of those in Memphis...the funny thing was it was completely non stereotypical. Most of the ones I saw skinny little white guys were driving them. The worst one I saw was a dude driving one painted up with a mural of the Kool Aid Man surfing with captions and other stuff. I still couldn't believe that some folks would pay that much for a custom paint job of the Kool Aid man with 21-25 inch spinner rims. Some of them were actually tasteful. One was a 1980 something Monte Carlo with 25 or 28 inch rims, painted about the same color as Samurai's car with matching blue spinner rims and blue tinted glass. I liked that one, but the rim size just looked ridiculous. If they weren't so damn big, it would have been something I wouldn't have minded owning. The worst part is I had no idea what to call them. I just described them to Sam over the phone. I liked the rims most of them had, I even suggested he get a set, but not in 25 inch. They have an insert inside that you can get any color you want that spins opposite the outer wheel. The wheel spins forward, the insert spins backwards or something like that. They actually looked kind of nice, other than the wheel size. Shael
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