so I've seen a lot of these things floating on various types of cars, and its seen as a cool thing.


but what I don't understand why its cool... these are badges beginner drivers have to put on their cars, which restrict how they drive and how people drive around them.
so do people actually know this? it just blows my mind really..

Kevin

This post has been edited by Soulend: Aug 27, 2011 - 2:17 PM

I've always associated this with JDM.
Never really knew what It meant but I've seen it before on cars.

And here: http://www.facebook.com/#!/JDMpage

yeah, not really my thing either. It's just JDM.

its just a fad........

Wakaba yellow and green sticker means youre a beginner/retarded driver whom others should stay away from.

or you can rock the Kareha yellow and orange sticker saying youre a experienced/elder driver that others still need to stay away from

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yeah but that's my thing... why would you ever want that on your car... I mean I got it in Japan that makes sense... but "JDM as Fck" stickers... really? lol I think because I'm a Japanese Culture major in college is why this bothers me... plus ignorance isn't an excuse either.

oh well I just find it dumb, yet really interesting. I can't say much though Japanese people do the same **** with American culture too.

Kevin

I've had these exact same thoughts Kevin, it really blows my mind as well. And you are right, most people really don't know it is to signify a beginning driver...n00bs...

Remember, ignorance is bliss. Lol.

In my experience, most of the people I've seen with those know it's to mark a beginning driver. They just don't care because it's JDM, y0.

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Now that is a fantastic-sounding major.

I always thought this had something to do with herrafrush, since I see it on most of those cars.

and yet in japan they all clamor for our ****...

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^^^^THIS


and besides... you get laughed at nowadays if you rock that magnet on your car... its considered ricey and out of style for the most part.... its SOOOOO 2006