Malay Street Racing

Hey, OH MY GOD I HAVEN'T POSTED SOMETHING ON MY BLOG FOR FREAKING WEEKS! I had no internet connection that's why. And because I've been spending my holidays in the Double K. So I don't wanna talk a lot of crap of how I spent my holiday cause it sucked.

So as you can see, the title above is "Malay Street Racing" and do you know why? CAUSE I WANNA TALK ABOUT MALAY STREET RACING.

Alright, I never knew malay street racing ever existed until my dad talked to me about it on the way home from the Double K. He said he used to be a malay Street Racer (Isn't that cool?) and I'm sure that explains why he always drives like 160 - 200 KM/H while going to or from KK. Sometimes it only takes us 3 hours and 50 minutes to get there. And twice, he went to KK and back in only 1 day. I'm used to it though so yeah whatever. Believe it or not? YOU BETTER. Cause this is like so freaking true. And, we always go there like once a week, like duh.

So about Malay Street Racing, I don't really know when it was started but I'm gonna talk about the rules and how it goes.

In Malay Street Racing, you are recommended to stay in the right lane. I mean like, the correct lane "supaya inda berapa ketara". And what's awesome is, there are ways to overtake people (well that's why you only race in one lane). Some of them are:

- Putung Sekali Hambat

- Putung Slice Cut

- Putung MakCik

Those are some really weird names for overtaking. My dad said that he used to drive a Mitsubishi Colt Mirage. My dad said he has suffered 1 barrel roll in it. And when my grand dad found out, he got really pissed off. And now the car's totaled after another crash. Here's how The Mitsubishi Colt Mirage looks like (in stock). Now I'm so freaking tired to type so bye bye bye bye bye bye.