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bkoenig:

--- Quote from: Hermit on December 12, 2011, 08:19:25 PM ---Spinning cookies in the snow after swim practice was a time-honored tradition when I was in HS.  It warmed the car up nicely before the trip home, and in all seriousness, it taught me a lot about how to handle my car in the snow.  I could make that boat (a 1980 Bonneville) dance like...well, a boat, spinning around on the snow/ice.  But, yeah, spinning cookies!

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I learned more about driving by being an idiot with a car than most kids did by taking driver's ed.  Of course I also started driving on the farm before my legs were long enough to push in the clutch.  If my daughter ever drives the way I did she'll never see the driver's seat again :P

SemperFiGuy:
Looks like some of the Boys were..........

Driving Dad's Car.



sfg

JimP:
Never had a reason to do doughnuts....... but we practiced 180's (180 degree slide/turns on straight gravel roads ...... essentially reversing the direction of travel without losing engine speed ...... involved a front wheel drive car and using the parking brake to lock the rear wheels...... ...

bk09:
Really confused what was going on when I started reading this, thought this was originally a slang term for farts... after seeing someone say "spinning" cookies I understood. So that is my vote. I have replaced 6 wheel bearings on my car in 4 years while rarely spinning cookies so I try to avoid doing them despite how fun it is in an empty parking lot with ice. At least when I had to replace the most recent 2 bearings it was easy since they didn't even have time to rust on...

Mudinyeri:
I grew up in northeast Nebraska, bought my own cars, tires, fuel, etc. ... and did both donuts and cookies.  There was no distinction between the two.

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