Hooning in Australia....
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Even Aussie cops have no sense of humor.
So what is a Hooning law?
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Hoon not, for you will spun into the system.
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To hoon or not to hoon - that is the question......
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The hell with those 'Goons' in the car, but that TV reporter was definitely a real sweet looking "Hooney". WOW!
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agreed.
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I missed something. What gal? Still have no idea what hooning is.
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"Linguist Sid Baker in his book The Australian Language suggested that "hoon" (meaning "a fool") was a contraction of Houyhnhnm, a fictional race of intelligent horses which appears in Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift. ... One may speak of a car, or its driver, or its occupants in general as "hooning down the road".
Guess it's a "Down Under" thing.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoon
Guess it's a "Down Under" thing.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoon
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Hooning is when a palooka does a burnout in his dunnydore
Not sure how you will go translating THAT on wikipedia
Not sure how you will go translating THAT on wikipedia
Or when a plonker gives it the jandal while on the back of a ute.
I like the guy who was interviewed...."We don't condone these sort of activities, ....but unfortunately these things just get traction."
Me thinks that is the issue that the Cops have with what happened.
fwi
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Or when a plonker gives it the jandal while on the back of a ute.
I like the guy who was interviewed...."We don't condone these sort of activities, ....but unfortunately these things just get traction."
Me thinks that is the issue that the Cops have with what happened.
Now we get it.....thanks mates
Could have been worse....they could have been out blowing **** up.
The guys have now been given Lifetime driving bans.....Cops are pretty tough in Australia.
fwi
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Seriously?
That's what I heard on the News yesterday...
http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/...iler-on-the-hume-highway-before-winton-event/
Aussie Cops have some pretty serious consequences for "bad" driving.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...s/news-story/dbb28140e85bf4d621f97fceb7eec0d3
Bb70charger500
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Oh wow I thought they were doing something really illegal thank god they were just burning out a little ,on a trailer technically they wernt on the actually road so technically they couldn't of broken any road laws! Hoon on boys hoon on!
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