Sad News **Anais Murdered**
03-28-07, 07:33 PM
#51
Maybe we as Americans, because we live here and get paid good money to sit our fat asses in front of a computer get spoiled. That is why when you call customer service for any account that you own you get someone from India talking to you.
Back to basics here, it's a tragedy to see the news about the death of this fellow rotary brother.
Back to basics here, it's a tragedy to see the news about the death of this fellow rotary brother.
03-28-07, 07:40 PM
#52
Originally Posted by hondahater
well you guys don't have to agree with me or believe me but I have a puerto rican friend here who lived there and was in that scene for a long time. He knows all sorts of people including kilo (the all motor king) he also knows the owner of atravida etc... etc... and I told him about this thread. We got on a confrence call between me, my buddy and a few guys from puerto rico to confirm this and that is exactly what they told me about the owner of the anais car. I don't really care what you people think, I know what I know and what they told me, not what some retards think they know on this forum.
did you not read my post??? it says "the average annual income for a single person is around 11k" this is fact taken from a staffing company I do computer work for. They higher puerto ricans now instead of mexicans because they want the same amount as mexicans without all the legality issues. Why am I explaining myself to ya'll though...
And you are right, there are motors out there that have been tuned perfectly that have a crap load of passes however how much do you want to bet they have alot of broken motor parts laying around to get to that perfect motor they have in thier cars? Again this is comming straight from the lions mouth.
did you not read my post??? it says "the average annual income for a single person is around 11k" this is fact taken from a staffing company I do computer work for. They higher puerto ricans now instead of mexicans because they want the same amount as mexicans without all the legality issues. Why am I explaining myself to ya'll though...
And you are right, there are motors out there that have been tuned perfectly that have a crap load of passes however how much do you want to bet they have alot of broken motor parts laying around to get to that perfect motor they have in thier cars? Again this is comming straight from the lions mouth.
You have opinions and I have opinions. The retard comment is unacceptable. Then again, I read your post. Not all your facts are straight.
Before you start calling people retards, you have to go to school again and learn to spell and use words correctly. LOL!!!!!!!!!
03-28-07, 07:47 PM
#53
I can't figure out why this is even being discussed. This is a rotary forum, not a drug dealer forum. He was a pioneer in rotary drag racing and his accomplishments speak for them self. He will be greatly missed by his fellow "ROTARY" family, what he did outside of that is none of my business. RIP...
03-28-07, 08:14 PM
#54
Originally Posted by 13B-RX3
I can't figure out why this is even being discussed. This is a rotary forum, not a drug dealer forum. He was a pioneer in rotary drag racing and his accomplishments speak for them self. He will be greatly missed by his fellow "ROTARY" family, what he did outside of that is none of my business. RIP...
There are plenty of wealthy people back there, and lots of professional.
What ever happened to the owner of the fastest 3/4 chassis is a sad thing, and nobody can really speculate why it happened; back home people get killed because of the stupidiest things you can imagine
03-28-07, 08:47 PM
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This is riduculous, I didn't make this thread so everyone can drag him through the mud.
Can someone edit out all the negative replies ? They're totally uncalled for.
Can someone edit out all the negative replies ? They're totally uncalled for.
03-28-07, 10:45 PM
#56
Originally Posted by hondahater
are you kidding me? I'm constantly hearing about how they broke this and that motor because they started using a new ems (sakura) and they don't have the timing down yet. Or they kept blowing up motors because they started using a new crank sensor setup etc... etc.. etc.. these people don't get the fastest times in the world because they settle for what they have. They are constantly doing differant things to push the envelope of the rotary. Please, give me a break, just because your puerto rican doesn't mean you know a damn thing. Also there are no links to what the owner of American Workforce Soluctions told me so I can't back it up, I just have to take it from a very wealthy business owner that didn't get that way by being stupid.
you crack me up! That lists all the good paying jobs in PR. That makes up what percentage of PR though? By the way those same engineers etc... would be making way more money in the states for doing the same thing, so you really have just proved my point.
edit: I do have to stop talkin' smack though cause I forgot your the guy with the black fc with silver stripes. I always liked that 7
I'm the other guy with the silver striped black fc.
you crack me up! That lists all the good paying jobs in PR. That makes up what percentage of PR though? By the way those same engineers etc... would be making way more money in the states for doing the same thing, so you really have just proved my point.
edit: I do have to stop talkin' smack though cause I forgot your the guy with the black fc with silver stripes. I always liked that 7
I'm the other guy with the silver striped black fc.
03-29-07, 12:55 AM
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Originally Posted by KNONFS
Same goes for this sport anywhere else, you either run a car from coorporate america(where monye comes from GM, Summit Racing, Castrol) or you get your money from somewhere else. Remember Eddie Bello?
being that they make lower wages, and yet have way more of these very expensive cars per capita, this is even more so of a case for the puerto rican racers. unfortunately, hondahater is right, many of the puerto ricans, maybe not anais specifically, are into illegal activities to fund their racing. this is definitely not a knock on puerto ricans, as this is also the case for many of the american drag racers, even some very big name guys.
03-29-07, 01:12 AM
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Originally Posted by 13B-RX3
I can't figure out why this is even being discussed. This is a rotary forum, not a drug dealer forum. He was a pioneer in rotary drag racing and his accomplishments speak for them self. He will be greatly missed by his fellow "ROTARY" family, what he did outside of that is none of my business. RIP...
03-29-07, 07:15 AM
#60
Originally Posted by prrex4ever
Puerto Rico is just like everywhere else. People with money and people without money. I quess you have to live there to know the real deal. The first day Home Depot opened a store in Puerto Rico they sold over a MILLON dollars. Still a record to this day. The largest J. C. Penney and the one that most sell's is in P.R. The average home in P.R. cost over $100,000. Believe me, Puerto Rico is nothing like Mexico.(nothing against Mexico) There are 6 dragstrips in P.R. Rotaries are fast in P.R. because they are constantly running and testing and have been doing so for a long, long time. I feel for Joselito and his loved ones but drug money is not the reason why the fastest rotaries in the world are from Puerto Rico. It's called patience, dedication and love for the sport.
I completely agree 100%. My intention was not to drag anyone through the mud. I really really respect the guy for his times etc... Everyone wanted to know what this was because it's a murder thread about a guy with a really fast rotary. I found out it was drug related witch we already speculated. I was just confirming. There is no doubt that Puerto Ricans are dedicated to this more so than anyone else around, hense the constant 7.xx second quarter miles. I don't have any beef with P.R. as they help me all the time with my car and give me hints etc... I'm not talking smack just putting to rest the mystery of this murder case.
03-29-07, 07:32 AM
#61
Originally Posted by hondahater
I'm not talking smack just putting to rest the mystery of this murder case.
I once raced an integra on my FC3S NA, the driver and passenger were trying tofight me asfterwards, because they lost the race; thank god my FC was faster
03-29-07, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by KNONFS
See thats one of my points, we can't speculate; as I said before people get killed back home because of the stupidiest things. I knew a guy (10th aniv owner) who got killed at the ilegal races because he beat another guy's car
I once raced an integra on my FC3S NA, the driver and passenger were trying tofight me asfterwards, because they lost the race; thank god my FC was faster
I once raced an integra on my FC3S NA, the driver and passenger were trying tofight me asfterwards, because they lost the race; thank god my FC was faster
03-29-07, 10:12 AM
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hondahater, your boss might be right but he is dumb.
https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications...s/rq.html#Econ
GDP - per capita (PPP):
$19,100 (2006 est.)
Sure doesn't look like 11,000$ to me.
A guy was murdered lets leave it at that.
https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications...s/rq.html#Econ
GDP - per capita (PPP):
$19,100 (2006 est.)
Sure doesn't look like 11,000$ to me.
A guy was murdered lets leave it at that.
03-29-07, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by dradon03
hondahater, your boss might be right but he is dumb.
https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications...s/rq.html#Econ
GDP - per capita (PPP):
$19,100 (2006 est.)
Sure doesn't look like 11,000$ to me.
A guy was murdered lets leave it at that.
https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications...s/rq.html#Econ
GDP - per capita (PPP):
$19,100 (2006 est.)
Sure doesn't look like 11,000$ to me.
A guy was murdered lets leave it at that.
Of course if you took your own advice you might know how to capitalize and use punctuation correctly.
03-29-07, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by hondahater
ok can we get off of this subject. I'm just taking the word of a guy that makes money doing this for a living in the corporate world. I tend to agree with him since it is his business and all. Sorry I don't really care what you think you know because you used google.
And FWIW the CIA website is a far cry from google.
03-31-07, 12:48 AM
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Originally Posted by hondahater
lol, I had no idea this was going to be so controversial getting more than one source saying it was drugs. I should have just kept it to myself because obvously people just can't grasp the consept.
well my friend you have made this contreversial and yes you are correct you should have kept it to yourself, you say that your friends has been involved in the racing scene down in pr ... good for him but your friend should know that for lesser comments than the ones you have posted here on this forum people have been killed , stupid **** happens in my island everyday , who ever gave you that info is WRONG!!!!!!!! MY COUSIN WAS A GOOD GUY and my family has allways had stores and shops here in the states and in puerto rico ....... what happened was not a random hit or a drug deal gone wrong it was a roberry gone bad no monies where taken cause the guys where scared off it happens 2 often down there little kids with guns and a bit of dope in their system . i pray that it never hapens 2 you or one of yours.
for the guys that know me from this forum thanks for the calls and e mails i will get back to you guys as soon as i can.... needless to say the starlet wont be comming out here to socal as planned but who knows we still have some stuff to figure out , again thanx
opinions are like ******** everybody has one ,some just stink more than others in this case hondahater and xxmerlinxx
03-31-07, 02:29 AM
#73
Originally Posted by mannyvidal
good for him but your friend should know that for lesser comments than the ones you have posted here on this forum people have been killed
Because killing people for comments is the civil way to conduct yourself? What, do you have a bunch of Tony Montana's running around PR?
03-31-07, 07:03 AM
#74
Originally Posted by mannyvidal
well my friend you have made this contreversial and yes you are correct you should have kept it to yourself, you say that your friends has been involved in the racing scene down in pr ... good for him but your friend should know that for lesser comments than the ones you have posted here on this forum people have been killed , stupid **** happens in my island everyday , who ever gave you that info is WRONG!!!!!!!! MY COUSIN WAS A GOOD GUY and my family has allways had stores and shops here in the states and in puerto rico ....... what happened was not a random hit or a drug deal gone wrong it was a roberry gone bad no monies where taken cause the guys where scared off it happens 2 often down there little kids with guns and a bit of dope in their system . i pray that it never hapens 2 you or one of yours.
for the guys that know me from this forum thanks for the calls and e mails i will get back to you guys as soon as i can.... needless to say the starlet wont be comming out here to socal as planned but who knows we still have some stuff to figure out , again thanx
opinions are like ******** everybody has one ,some just stink more than others in this case hondahater and xxmerlinxx
for the guys that know me from this forum thanks for the calls and e mails i will get back to you guys as soon as i can.... needless to say the starlet wont be comming out here to socal as planned but who knows we still have some stuff to figure out , again thanx
opinions are like ******** everybody has one ,some just stink more than others in this case hondahater and xxmerlinxx
03-31-07, 07:12 AM
#75
Originally Posted by f1blueRx7
And we've hit a new low.
Because killing people for comments is the civil way to conduct yourself? What, do you have a bunch of Tony Montana's running around PR?
Because killing people for comments is the civil way to conduct yourself? What, do you have a bunch of Tony Montana's running around PR?
Why speculate on something you don't know?
If you do, a couple of things might happen (on a similar scenario):
A) The person was involved on some ilegal stuff, his "socio" (mafia brothers) will be on a hunt for the killers, and "chotas" (those who speculate, or passed info that should've kept to themselves)
B) Family and friends will seek revenge on the killers and "chotas"
As you can see, this is no different than most places in the US; all you have to do is open your eyes. **** like this happen in DC on a daily basis...
Best thing to do, no matter were in the world you are, is to keep things to yourself; wether you know the truth, or speculate about it.