I don\'t street race because the only people who try to race me are IDIOTS driving SUVs or trucks or other useless heavy crap like that. I don\'t relish the idea of being arrested and having my car confiscated for racing some dipshit in an SUV.
However, that doesn\'t mean I don\'t exceed the speed limit on occasion. OK more than occasionally.

On Sunday I made my girlfriend sick while we were driving in the Malibu canyons. I wasn\'t even pushing it very hard because the roads were all covered with gravel, dirt, little streams of runoff, and even mud in some places from the recent storms. I had to really take it easy this time. She was in the passenger seat staring off at the hilltops and canyons, imagining owning a mansion on some secluded ridge. What she should have been doing was watching the road, so her stomache could adjust to the changes in inertia.
About halfway across the hills, she says "I\'m not feeling so great, I think you better stop." So I pull over and we sit there on the turnout for about 15 minutes while she takes deep breaths. After a while she says "Lets go, I feel much better." Well, I KNOW you don\'t feel better until you puke, so I was a little worried. However, I knew there was anther turnout ahead, so I drove really slowly. Sure enough, after only a few corners she started looking very pale. I pulled over, and she paced around the car a little bit before stumbling into the shrubs to hurl. We waited about 30 minutes before she was ready to leave, and then we had no more problems. She said she would take dramamine next time, but I don\'t know if that stuff really works.
I\'ve taken four passengers on that particular road, usually at much greater speeds, and never had that problem before. I guess chicks have weak stomaches.