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Stunts Forum

2014-09-10T08:29:40Z

BonzaiJoe: /* Forum ranks */

The '''Stunts Forum''', maintained by [[Zak McKracken]], is the main discussion forum of the community, and the easiest place to meet racers, ask questions or join any discussion about the game.

== Forum ranks ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
! style="width:20%" | Posts
! style="width:40%" | Rank
|-
| 0-9
| Newbie
|-
| 10-24
| Stunts Fan
|-
| 25-49
| Stunts Addict
|-
| 50-99
| Stunts Maniac
|-
| 100-149
| Stunts Expert
|-
| 150-199
| Stunts Master
|-
| 200-299
| Bernie's Brother
|-
| 300-399
| Otto's Student
|-
| 400-499
| Joe's Friend
|-
| 500-599
| Cherry's Chaser
|-
| 600-699
| Helen's Lover
|-
| 700-799
| Skid's Nightmare
|-
| 800-899
| Master of Opponents
|-
| 900-999
| Friend of Oracle
|-
| 1000-1099
| Corkscrew Cad
|-
| 1100-1199
| Straight Specialist
|-
| 1200-1299
| ???
|-
| 1300-1399
| ???
|-
| 1400-1499
| Highway Horror
|-
| 1500-1599
| Chicane Checker
|-
| 1600-1699
| Pipe pupil
|-
| 1700-1799
| Slalom Shocker
|-
| 1800-1899
| Bridge Bandit
|-
| 1900-1999
| Loop Lad
|-
| 2000-2099
| ???
|-
| 2100-2199
| ???
|-
| 2200-2299
| Inline 16V
|-
| 2300-2399
| ???
|-
| 2400-2499
| ???
|-
| 2500-2599
| Drinks Stunts
|-
| 2600-2699
| Eats Stunts
|-
| 2700-2799
| Breaths Stunts
|-
| 2800-2899
| Lives on Stunts
|-
| 2900-2999
| Makes love with Stunts
|-
| 3000-3099
| Smelling spam in the air
|-
| 3100-3199
| Feeling spam nearby
|-
| 3200-3299
| Recognising intense spam presence
|-
| 3300-3399
| Getting intrested in spam
|-
| 3400-3499
| Considering trying out spam
|-
| 3500-3599
| ???
|-
| 3600-3699
| Trying spam for the first time
|-
| 3700-3799
| Having spam for the second time
|-
| 3800-3899
| Regularly spamming
|-
| 3900-3999
| Having only spam addict friends
|-
| 4000-4999
| Addicted to spam
|-
| 5000-5999
| ???*
|-
|}

* [[CTG]], as the main spammer of Stunts Forum, was excluded from the ordinary ranking system. His special ranks are 'Spam, egg, spam, spam, bacon and spam' between 5000 and 10000, 'BÖFF!' over 10000 messages.

== External Links ==

*[http://forum.stunts.hu The Stunts Forum]

[[Category:Community]]

Chili beans

2012-02-04T11:44:08Z

BonzaiJoe:

Popular food of Stunts racers at [[World Stunts Meeting|World Stunts Meetings]], usually cooked by [[Zak McKracken]]. [[Dinmor]] included it in the most famous verse of [[The Stunts Song]] in 2004 (melody: The Velvet Underground - Venus in Furs), which became popularized among Stunts meeting participants by [[Akoss Poo]].

In this picture: [[lised]], [[JTK]] and [[Zak McKracken]] enjoying a big bowl of surprisingly hot chili beans at [[WSM 2006]]
[[Image:cb.jpg]]

[[Category:Various]]

Chronology

2012-02-04T11:40:22Z

BonzaiJoe:

Here are the important dates of the Stunts history.
 

== Timeline ==

=== 1990 ===

* 05 Oct. : [[Stunts 1.0]] for PC is finalized, published by [[Brøderbund]].
* 13 Dec. : [[4D Sports Driving 1.1]] (first version) for PC is finalized, published by [[Mindscape]].
 

=== 1991 ===

* 12 Feb. : [[Stunts 1.1]] for PC is finalized, published by [[Brøderbund]].
* 25 Feb. : [[4D Sports Driving 1.1]] (second version) for PC is finalized, published by [[Mindscape]].
* end of 1991 : [[Distinctive Software]] is bought by [[Electronic Arts]] to become E.A. Canada.
 

=== 1992 ===

* 10 Jan. : [[4D Sports Driving 1.2]] for [[Amiga]] is finalized.
This version is published by [[Mindscape]] even if [[Distinctive Software]] is now part of [[Electronic Arts]] due to arragements signed before E.A. acquisition. Game is often considered published by both Mindscape and E.A.
 

=== 1993 ===

* 18 Jan. : [[4D Driving 1.0]] for [[FM Towns]] is finalized, published by [[Electronic Arts]].
* ''date to be confirmed'' : [[4D Driving 1.0]] for [[PC-9801]] is finalized, published by [[Electronic Arts]]. 

=== 1994 ===
''to be completed''
 

=== 1995 ===
''to be completed''
 

=== 1996 ===
''to be completed''
 

=== 1997 ===

First Stunts competitions on the web. 
''to be completed''
 

=== 1998 ===

Beginning of [[Death Man's Contest]] competition. 
Beginning of [[Kalpen Competition]]. 
Beginning of [[Stunts Grand Prix]] competition. 
''to be completed''
 

=== 1999 ===

''to be completed''
 

=== 2000 ===

''to be completed''
 

=== 2001 ===

Beginning of [[ZakStunts]] competition. 
''to be completed''
 

=== 2002 ===

Beginning of [[France Stunts Championship]] competition. 
Beginning of [[HOTU Stunts]] competition. 
Beginning of [[ISA competition]]. 
Beginning of [[Stunts LOL]] competition. 
Test race of [[UnskilledStunts]]. 
''to be completed''
 

=== 2003 ===

Beginning of [[4D Stunts League]] competition. 
Beginning of [[IRC]] competition. 
Beginning of [[UnskilledStunts|Unskilled Stunts Championship]] competition. 
Beginning of [[IMSA Cup]] special event competition. 
Beginning of [[WRC Stunts]] special event competition. 
Hungarian Stunts Meeting hosted by [[Zak McKracken]]. 
''to be completed''
 

=== 2004 ===

Beginning of [[World Stunts Championship]] competition. 
First [[World Stunts Meeting]] in Budapest. 
''to be completed''
 

=== 2005 ===

Second [[World Stunts Meeting]] in Aarhus. 
''to be completed''
 

=== 2006 ===

Beginning of [[Stunts Drivers Races]] competition. 
Third [[World Stunts Meeting]] in Budapest. 
''to be completed''
 

=== 2007 ===

Beginning of [[International Stunts Master]] special event competition. 
Beginning of [[UnskilledStunts League]] special event competition. 
''to be completed''
 

=== 2008 ===

* 1 Jan. : Creation of this Stunts Wiki
* 4 Jan. : Beginning of [[JACStunts]] competition.
* 31 Jan. : Registration of the stunts.hu domain.
* 17 Mar. : First release of [[stunpack]] uncompressing tool by [[dstien]].
* 20 Mar. : Beginning of [[Feel The Thrill]] competition.
* 18 Apr. : First version of [[stressed]] released by [[dstien]].
* 17 May : Beginning of [[Stunts Olympic Games]] special event.
* 2 Nov : Initial beta of [[Ford Ranger]], the first car with a fully custom 3D model, released by [[cody]].
''to be completed''

=== 2009 ===

* 3 Aug. : Beginning of [[The Southern Cross Stunts Trophy]].
* 1 Oct. : Start of [[ZCT100]], the hundredth [[ZakStunts]] race.
* 19 Oct. : First successful combining of game executables in a single file done by [[clvn]].
* 1 Nov : Relaunch of [[World Master Championship Stunts]].
''to be completed''

== Yearly Champions ==

Here is a list of champions of all official Stunts tournaments over the history. Note that only competitions that had a champion officially declared by the managers are included.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Year !! Month !! Contest !! Season !! Champion
|-
| 1998 || 12 || [[Kalpen Competition]] || 1 (1998) || [[Death Man]]
|-
| 1999 || 12 || [[Kalpen Competition]] || 2 (1999) || [[Mark Nailwood]]
|-
| 2000 || 2 || [[Rough Ride]] || 1 (1999-2000) || [[JTK]]
|-
| 2000 || 12 || [[Kalpen Competition]] || 3 (2000) || [[Mark Nailwood]]
|-
| 2001 || ? || [[Charles' Competition]] || 1 (2001) || [[Fdzierva]]
|-
| 2001 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 1 (2001) || [[Roy Wiegerinck]]
|-
| 2002 || 3 || [[HOTU Stunts]] || 1 (2002) || [[ShadowCrust]]
|-
| 2002 || 7 || [[LeStunts]] || 1 (2002) || [[Orion|Orion (team)]]
|-
| 2002 || 10 || [[UnskilledStunts]] || 1 (2003) || [[Bonzai Joe]]
|-
| 2002 || 12 || [[ISA competition|ISA Competition]] || 1 (2002) || [[Alan Rotoi]]
|-
| 2002 || 12 || [[Stunts LOL]] || 1 (2002) || [[Krys Toff]]
|-
| 2002 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 2 (2002) || [[Bonzai Joe]]
|-
| 2003 || 6 || [[IMSA Cup]] || 1 (2003) || [[Alan Rotoi]]
|-
| 2003 || 8 || [[HOTU Stunts]] || 2 (2003) || [[Krys Toff]]
|-
| 2003 || 10 || [[Kalpen Competition]] || 5 (2003) || [[Akoss Poo]]
|-
| 2003 || 10 || [[UnskilledStunts]] || 2 (2003) || [[Bonzai Joe]]
|-
| 2003 || 11 || [[Stunts LOL]] || 2 (2003) || [[Krys Toff]]
|-
| 2003 || 12 || [[IMSA Cup]] || 2 (2004) || [[Bonzai Joe]]
|-
| 2003 || 12 || [[4D Stunts League]] || 1 (2003) || [[Tsino]] / [[Mingva]]
|-
| 2003 || 12 || [[Indy Racing Cup]] || 2 (2003) || [[Alan Rotoi]]
|-
| 2003 || 12 || [[AkossStunts]] || 1 (2003) || [[Bonzai Joe]]
|-
| 2003 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 3 (2004) || [[Alain]]
|-
| 2004 || 6 || [[IMSA Cup]] || 3 (2004) || [[Alan Rotoi]]
|-
| 2004 || 7 || [[HOTU Stunts]] || 3 (2004) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2004 || 10 || [[AkossStunts]] || 2 (2004) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2004 || 11 || [[Stunts LOL]] || 3 (2004) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2004 || 12 || [[4D Stunts League]] || 2 (2004) || [[Dark Chaser]] / [[Krys Toff]]
|-
| 2004 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 4 (2004) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2005 || 1 || [[World Stunts Championship]] || 1 (2004) || [[Ayrton]]
|-
| 2005 || 3 || [[IMSA Cup]] || 4 (2005) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2005 || 3 || [[UnskilledStunts]] || 3 (2004-2005) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2005 || 10 || [[World Stunts Championship]] || 2 (2005) || [[Ayrton]]
|-
| 2005 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 5 (2005) || [[Ayrton]]
|-
| 2006 || 3 || [[UnskilledStunts]] || 4 (2005-2006) || [[Dottore]]
|-
| 2006 || 11 || [[WRC Stunts]] || 1 (2003-2006) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2006 || 12 || [[World Stunts Championship]] || 3 (2006) || [[Ayrton]]
|-
| 2006 || 12 || [[Stunts Drivers Races]] || 1 (2006) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2006 || 12 || [[SDR|Stunts Drivers Races - NoRH]] || 1 (2006) || [[Chulk]]
|-
| 2006 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 6 (2006) || [[Renato Biker]]
|-
| 2007 || 1 || [[International Stunts Master]] || 1 (2006) || [[Ayrton]]
|-
| 2007 || 2 || [[Kalpen Competition]] || 6 (2006) || [[Bonzai Joe]]
|-
| 2007 || 3 || [[UnskilledStunts]] || 5 (2006-2007) || [[Dottore]]
|-
| 2007 || 7 || [[USL|UnskilledStunts League]] || 1 (2007) || [[Dottore]]
|-
| 2007 || 11 || [[Stunts Drivers Races]] || 2 (2007) || [[Mark L. Rivers]]
|-
| 2007 || 11 || [[SDR|Stunts Drivers Races - NoRH]] || 2 (2007) || [[Mark L. Rivers]]
|-
| 2007 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 7 (2007) || [[CTG]]
|-
| 2008 || 1 || [[World Stunts Championship]] || 4 (2007) || [[Mark L. Rivers]]
|-
| 2008 || 1 || [[International Stunts Master]] || 2 (2007) || [[Bonzai Joe]]
|-
| 2008 || 2 || [[JACStunts Brasil]] || 1 (2008) || [[Thiago Marques]]
|-
| 2008 || 3 || [[UnskilledStunts]] || 6 (2007-2008) || [[Dottore]]
|-
| 2008 || 4 || [[JACStunts Brasil]] || 2 (2008) || [[Dark Chaser]]
|-
| 2008 || 6 || [[Stunts Olympic Games]] || 1 (2008) || [[Ayrton]]
|-
| 2008 || 7 || [[JACStunts Brasil]] || 3 (2008) || [[Duplode]]
|-
| 2008 || 10 || [[UnskilledStunts League]] || 2 (2008) || [[Bonzai Joe]]
|-
| 2008 || 12 || [[Feel The Thrill]] || 1 (2008) || [[Duplode]]
|-
| 2008 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 8 (2008) || [[Ayrton]]
|-
| 2009 || 1 || [[International Stunts Master]] || 3 (2008) || [[Ayrton]]
|-
| 2009 || 3 || [[JACStunts Brasil]] || 4 (2008-2009) || [[Mark L. Rivers]]
|-
| 2009 || 5 || [[UnskilledStunts]] || 7 (2008-2009) || [[Duplode]]
|-
| 2009 || 11 || [[The Southern Cross Stunts Trophy]] || 1 (2009) || [[Mark L. Rivers]]
|-
| 2009 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 9 (2009) || [[Duplode]]
|-
| 2010 || 1 || [[International Stunts Master]] || 4 (2009) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2010 || 6 || [[UnskilledStunts League]] || 3 (2010) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2010 || 12 || [[ZakStunts]] || 10 (2010) || [[Gutix]]
|-
| 2011 || 1 || [[International Stunts Master]] || 5 (2011) || [[Duplode]]
|-
| 2011 || 5 || [[Copa Stunts]] || 1 (2011) || [[Dark Chaser]]
|-
| 2011 || 12 || [[Zakstunts]] || 11 (2011) || [[Duplode]]
|}

[[Category:Community]]
[[Category:Game]]
[[Category:Competition]]

Location of Stunts drivers

2012-02-04T11:30:30Z

BonzaiJoe:

{| class = "wikitable"
! style="width:24%" | Racer
! style="width:18%" | Country
! style="width:26%" | City/Town
! style="width:16%" | Coordinates (N-S)
! style="width:16%" | Coordinates (E-W)
|-
| [[Akoss Poo]]
| Hungary
| Kazincbarcika
| 48°15'11.34"N
| 20°38'44.27"E
|-
| [[Alain|Alain il Professore]]
| France
| Hendaye
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Alan Rotoi]]
| Argentina
| Buenos Aires
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Argammon]]
| Germany
| Cologne
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Ayrton]]
| Argentina
| San Isidro (Greater Buenos Aires)
| 34°29'28.42"S
| 58°30'55.53"W
|-
| [[Ben Snel]]
| Netherlands
| Amsterdam
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Bonzai Joe]]
| Denmark
| Copenhagen
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Chulk]]
| Argentina
| La Plata
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Cordi Montserrat]]
| Argentina
| Córdoba
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[CTG]]
| Hungary
| Györ-Bácsa
| 47°43'42.65"N
| 17°39'50.10"E
|-
| [[CTG]]
| Hungary
| Budapest
| 47°28'42.75"N
| 19°3'20.80"E
|-
| [[Daffy Duck]]
| France
| Trilbardou
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Dark Chaser]]
| Brazil
| Santos
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Dayan]]
| Sri Lanka
| Colombo
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Diesel Joe]]
| Germany
| Hildesheim
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Dinmor]]
| Denmark
| Aarhus
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Dottore]]
| Hungary
| Pécs
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Duplode]]
| Brazil
| São Paulo
| 23°32'2.64"S
| 46°45'34.29"W
|-
| [[Faundu]]
| Finland
| Kemora (Kaustinen)
| 63°25'3.23"N
| 23°59'6.40"E
|-
| [[Gutix]]
| Argentina
| Buenos Aires
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Guga]]
| Italy
| Cagliari
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[JTK]]
| Germany
| Kiel
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Krys Toff]]
| France
| Trilbardou
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Leo Ramone]]
| Brasil
| Curitiba
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Lene]]
| Denmark
| Nakskov
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Mingva]]
| Lithuania
| Klaipeda
| 55°39'59.30"N
| 21°11'27.70"E
|-
| [[Myron]]
| Hungary
| Szentendre
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Neil McRae]]
| Canada
| Surrey
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Paleke]]
| Argentina
| Córdoba
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[PedroAntonio]]
| Spain
| O Barco
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Renato Biker]]
| Brazil
| Curitiba
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Super Brian]]
| Denmark
| Nakskov
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Tsino]]
| Colombia
| Manizales
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Tweety Bird]]
| France
| Trilbardou
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Usrin]]
| Hungary
| Szolnok
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Vamologocomisso]]
| Brazil
| Santos
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[XDude_NL]]
| Netherlands
| Nieuwkoop
| Unknown
| Unknown
|-
| [[Zak McKracken]]
| Hungary
| Budapest (Stunts HQ)
| 47°32'20.33"N
| 19° 2'20.12"E

|-
|}

''More to come soon...''

== Stunts countries since 1997 ==

Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bolivia, Brasil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Lithuania, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States of America, Uruguay, Venezuela

[[Category:Community]]

Talk:Age of Stunts racers

2008-09-18T23:10:09Z

BonzaiJoe:

Nobody has a birthday in April...

Well, April is the cruelest month... And this table would be more interesting if it was sorted by date of birth instead of name. [[User:BonzaiJoe|BonzaiJoe]] 01:10, 19 September 2008 (CEST)

Alan Rotoi

2008-08-24T21:33:15Z

BonzaiJoe: Category

An Argentinian Stunts legend, and probably the best racer ever not to have won a Zakstunts season. Alan Rotoi joined the community as part of the [[Golden Generation]] in April 2002 and entered with style: 5th place on ZCT14, 3rd place on ZCT15 and then three consecutive first places on ZCT16, 17 and 18. [[Alan Rotoi Z16]] is one of the most famous replays in existence because, apart from being a breathtaking power gear ride, it was the first one to make crucial and successful use of the [[Magic Carpet]]. Rotoi won this track with a 9 second gap to second place. Despite his dominance in the middle part of 2002, Rotoi lost the Zakstunts season to [[Bonzai Joe]], who had been playing from the beginning of the season, and also won the last two tracks. 
Alan Rotoi continued racing in the top of the scoreboard until early 2004, when another Argentinian racer arrived and took the Zakstunts throne: [[Gutix]].
 
In 2003, Alan Rotoi sent shockwaves through the Stunts world by opening the [[4dStunts]] competition, which had more than 60 racers in the first race - easily the highest number of racers one one track ever. This competition showed the potential of Stunts, and although the racers numbers declined from the astronomic beginning, the tournament continued on a high participation level for about a year.
 
Alan Rotoi was one of the central figures in the community during 2002-2004, and although he has fallen into the background since then, he still comes back occasionally - notably he made a top result on ZCT79 which was [[Default]] with the [[Indy]].
[[Category:Racers]]

Alan Rotoi

2008-08-24T21:32:50Z

BonzaiJoe:

Alan Rotoi

2008-08-24T21:31:34Z

BonzaiJoe: New page: An Argentinian Stunts legend, and probably the best racer ever not to have won a Zakstunts season. Alan Rotoi joined the community as part of the Golden Generation in April 2002 and en...

An Argentinian Stunts legend, and probably the best racer ever not to have won a Zakstunts season. Alan Rotoi joined the community as part of the [[Golden Generation]] in April 2002 and entered with style: 5th place on ZCT14, 3rd place on ZCT15 and then three consecutive first places on ZCT16, 17 and 18. [[Alan Rotoi Z16]] is one of the most famous replays in existence because, apart from being a breathtaking power gear ride, it was the first one to make crucial and successful use of the [[Magic Carpet]]. Rotoi won this track with a 9 second gap to second place. Despite his dominance in the middle part of 2002, Rotoi lost the Zakstunts to Bonzai Joe, who had been playing from the beginning of the season, and also won the last two tracks. 
Alan Rotoi continued racing in the top of the scoreboard until early 2004, when another Argentinian racer arrived and took the Zakstunts throne: [[Gutix]].
 
In 2003, Alan Rotoi sent shockwaves through the Stunts world by opening the [[4dStunts]] competition, which had more than 60 racers in the first race - easily the highest number of racers one one track ever. This competition showed the potential of Stunts, and although the racers numbers declined from the astronomic beginning, the tournament continued on a high participation level for about a year.
 
Alan Rotoi was one of the central figures in the community during 2002-2004, and although he has fallen into the background since then, he still comes back occasionally - notably he made a top result on ZCT79 which was [[Default]] with the [[Indy]].

Golden Generation

2008-08-24T21:18:24Z

BonzaiJoe:

The Golden Generation of Stunts (sometimes known as the Fourth Generation) is usually considered the generation of Stunts racers who began their careers in the first half of 2002. While there are always new racers entering the community, this period saw several new racers emerge and go on to become core members of the community - many of them are still active. This litter of racers went on to dominate the scoreboard of the most important competition after the fall of the [[Roy Wiegerinck]] rule. The most important racers from the Golden Generation are:

[[Usrin]] 
[[Akoss Poo]] 
[[Alain]] 
[[Mingva]] 
[[Krys Toff]] 
[[CTG]] 
[[Alan Rotoi]] 
[[Leo Ramone]]

Golden Generation

2008-08-24T21:13:14Z

BonzaiJoe: New page: The Golden Generation of Stunts (sometimes known as the Fourth Generation) is usually considered the generation of Stunts racers who began their careers in the first half of 2002. While th...

BÖFF

2008-08-24T21:08:30Z

BonzaiJoe:

== The Böff in Stunts culture ==

The most popular word used by [[Stunts]] racers (at least not counting Stunts terms or very common english-language words). It means "burp" in Hungarian, and has the quality of being easy to say while you are actually burping, or böffing, as the case may be. In Danish, it means "steak" - a fact which has been found funny by some Hungarian racers. The word "böff" is featured in one of the more famous verses of [[The Stunts Song]]:

"Everybody, everybody's böffing 
even Zak, even Zak is böffing"

The fame of böff goes as far as to spamming contests on the forum and the [[ZakStunts]] news about who could write the longest böff.

There are many ways to böff, but [[Akoss Poo]], who is considered the best böffer in the Stunts community and has in fact earned the nickname "The Böffmachine" says the best böffs should be "öblös" - a barely translatable metaphorical Hungarian word meaning "coming from a bay" - deep within, roaring through the whole body, taking gravity and depth with it in the sound it makes coming out of the mouth.

== The Infinite Böff ==

On the 2006 [[WSM]], [[Akoss Poo]] pronounced the dream of making "an infinite böff", but [[Zak McKracken]] pointed out that it would not be possible to make an infinite böff, because it would just be a "bööööööööööööo....". [[CTG]] claimed that despite this, it is actually possible to make an infinite böff, theoretically at least. It remains a mathematical paradox to this day.

[[Category:Various]]

BÖFF

2008-08-24T21:05:44Z

BonzaiJoe: spelling

BÖFF

2008-08-24T21:05:06Z

BonzaiJoe: /* The Böff in Stunts culture */

== The Böff in Stunts culture ==

The most popular word used by [[Stunts]] racers (at least not counting Stunts terms or very common english-language words). It means "burp" in Hungarian, and has the quality of being easy to say while you are actually burping, or böffing, as the case may be. In Danish, it means "steak" - a fact which has been found funny by some Hungarian racers. The word "böff" is featured in one of the more famous verses of [[The Stunts Song]]:

"Everybody, everybody's böffing 
even Zak, even Zak is böffing"

The fame of böff goes as far as to spamming contests on the forum and the [[Zakstunts]] news about who could write the longest böff.

There are many ways to böff, but [[Akoss Poo]], who is considered the best böffer in the Stunts community and has in fact earned the nickname "The Böffmachine" says the best böffs should be "öblös" - a barely translatable metaphorical Hungarian word meaning "coming from a bay" - deep within, roaring through the whole body, taking gravity and depth with it in the sound it makes coming out of the mouth.

== The Infinite Böff ==

On the 2006 [[WSM]], [[Akoss Poo]] pronounced the dream of making "an infinite böff", but [[Zak McKracken]] pointed out that it would not be possible to make an infinite böff, because it would just be a "bööööööööööööo....". [[CTG]] claimed that despite this, it is actually possible to make an infinite böff, theoretically at least. It remains a mathematical paradox to this day.

BÖFF

2008-08-24T21:04:27Z

BonzaiJoe: New page: == The Böff in Stunts culture == The most popular word used by Stunts racers (at least not counting Stunts terms or very common english-language words). It means "burp" in Hungaria...

== The Böff in Stunts culture ==

The most popular word used by [[Stunts]] racers (at least not counting Stunts terms or very common english-language words). It means "burp" in Hungarian, and has the quality of being easy to say while you are actually burping, or böffing, as the case may be. In Danish, it means "steak" - a fact which has been found funny by some Hungarian racers. The word "böff" is featured in one of the more famous verses of [[The Stunts Song]]:

"Everybody, everybody's böffing
even Zak, even Zak is böffing"

The fame of böff goes as far as to spamming contests on the forum and the [[Zakstunts]] news about who could write the longest böff.

There are many ways to böff, but [[Akoss Poo]], who is considered the best böffer in the Stunts community and has in fact earned the nickname "The Böffmachine" says the best böffs should be "öblös" - a barely translatable metaphorical Hungarian word meaning "coming from a bay" - deep within, roaring through the whole body, taking gravity and depth with it in the sound it makes coming out of the mouth.

== The Infinite Böff ==

On the 2006 [[WSM]], [[Akoss Poo]] pronounced the dream of making "an infinite böff", but [[Zak McKracken]] pointed out that it would not be possible to make an infinite böff, because it would just be a "bööööööööööööo....". [[CTG]] claimed that despite this, it is actually possible to make an infinite böff, theoretically at least. It remains a mathematical paradox to this day.

Krys Toff

2008-08-24T20:54:19Z

BonzaiJoe: added the highly important "Krys Böff" nickname to the article about Krys Böff.

French player who joined in 2002 as a member of the [[Golden Generation|golden generation]] of Stunts. He's by far the most active racer ever (over 300 races) and he also managed competitions : [[IMSA Cup]], [[WRC Stunts]] and the currently active [[Feel The Thrill]]. 
 
His best results: two times [[Stunts LOL]] champion (2003, 2004), [[HOTU Stunts]] champion in 2003, and silver (2005/2006, 2006/2007) and bronze(2003, 2004/2005) medalist of [[UnskilledStunts|USC]]. 
 
His career as a Stunts racer : 
He joined the community at the end of July 2002 and joined Orion team the month after. He also raced in sub-Orion teams in ISA/IRC competitions as these competitions allowed only 2 drivers per team and Orion was already represented by [[Mingva]] and [[Alain il Professore]]. 
So, he raced as member of [[Pegasus]] team with [[Alain il Professore|Alain]]'s brother, Seyia in 2002 at [[ISA]] competition and he raced in [[IRC]] competition (sequel to [[ISA]] competition) with [[Leo Ramone]] in [[Stunts Temple Pilots]] team for 2003 season. 
At the end of 2003 he decided to leave Orion team and created [[Damage Inc|Damage Inc.]] team with [[CTG]] and [[Diesel Joe]]. 
 
He's the father of 4 children, which 2 of them raced a few Stunts races under the nicks [[Daffy Duck]] and [[Tweety Bird]]. 
 
Krys Toff also has a reputation for his wide knowldege of rock music. People also call him "The Horny Frenchman" and "Krys Töff" or, paying homage to the wonders of the Hungarian language: Krys [[BÖFF]]. 

[[Category:Racers]]
[[Category:Managers]]

CTG

2008-01-26T02:16:41Z

BonzaiJoe:

An active Hungarian racer since 2002, member of [[Looping Warriors]] team; most known for his great activity in the [[Stunts_Forum|forum]], and the [[ZakStunts]] Champion title of 2007.

He is also the competition manager of [[UnskilledStunts]] and [[Unskilled_Stunts_League|Unskilled Stunts League]]

CTG is the creator of most Stunts [[ghosts]]. Conservative estimates say he has created about 30 during his career.

''Personal bio is coming soon...''

[[Category:Community]]

List of ZakStunts race winners

2008-01-04T19:31:16Z

BonzaiJoe:

As [[ZakStunts]] is widely accepted as the premier Stunts competition over most of the current decade, winning one of its races is one of the most distinctive honours for competitors. Here are the sixteen ZakStunts race winners so far, alongside their first victory, listed in chronological order.

== ZakStunts hall of fame ==

{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
! style="width:20%" | Racer
! style="width:20%" | Track
! style="width:20%" | Car
! style="width:20%" | Month/Year
|-
| [[Fdzierva]]
| ZCT01
| [[Lamborghini LM-002]]
| March 2001
|-
| [[Roy Wiegerinck]]
| ZCT03
| [[Ferrari GTO]]
| May 2001
|-
| [[Bismarck]]
| ZCT09
| [[Porsche Carrera 4]]
| December 2001
|-
| [[Argammon]]
| ZCT10
| [[Corvette ZR1]]
| January 2002
|-
| [[Bonzai Joe]]
| ZCT13
| [[Audi Quattro Sport]]
| April 2002
|-
| [[Mingva]]
| ZCTP02
| [[Skoda Felicia Kompressor]]
| July 2002
|-
| [[Usrin]]
| ZCTP03
| [[Porsche March Indy]]
| August 2002
|-
| [[Alan Rotoi]]
| ZCT16
| [[Acura NSX]]
| August 2002
|-
| [[Alain]]
| ZCT26 (Rush Hour)
| [[Porsche 962 IMSA]]
| June 2003
|-
| [[Gutix]]
| ZCT36 (Indus Valley)
| [[Porsche 962 IMSA]]
| March 2004
|-
| [[CTG]]
| ZCT45 (Kangaroo Playground)
| [[Audi Quattro Sport]]
| November 2004
|-
| [[Ayrton]]
| ZCT52 (The Gate of Hell)
| [[25th Anniversary Lamborghini Countach|Lamborghini Countach]]
| June 2005
|-
| [[Akoss Poo]]
| ZCT53 (Kinetic Energy)
| [[Porsche March Indy]]
| July 2005
|-
| [[Chulk]]
| ZCT57 (Skid Row)
| [[Corvette ZR1]]
| November 2005
|-
| [[Renato Biker]]
| ZCT63 (Engine Brake)
| [[25th Anniversary Lamborghini Countach|Lamborghini Countach]]
| May 2006
|-
| [[Mark L. Rivers]]
| ZCT74 (Sabotage)
| [[Porsche Carrera 4]]
| April 2007
|-
|}

[[Category:Competition]]

List of ZakStunts race winners

2008-01-04T14:54:08Z

BonzaiJoe: language

As [[ZakStunts]] is widely accepted as the premier Stunts competition over most of the current decade, winning one of its races is one of the most distinctive honours for competitors. Here are the sixteen ZakStunts race winners so far, alongside their first victory, listed in chronological order.

== ZakStunts hall of fame ==

{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
! style="width:20%" | Racer
! style="width:20%" | Track
! style="width:20%" | Car
! style="width:20%" | Month/Year
|-
| [[Fzdierva]]
| ZCT01
| [[Lamborghini LM-002]]
| March 2001
|-
| [[Roy Wiegerinck]]
| ZCT03
| [[Ferrari GTO]]
| May 2001
|-
| [[Bismarck]]
| ZCT09
| [[Porsche Carrera 4]]
| December 2001
|-
| [[Argammon]]
| ZCT10
| [[Corvette ZR1]]
| January 2002
|-
| [[Bonzai Joe]]
| ZCT13
| [[Audi Quattro Sport]]
| April 2002
|-
| [[Mingva]]
| ZCTP02
| [[Skoda Felicia Kompressor]]
| July 2002
|-
| [[Usrin]]
| ZCTP03
| [[Porsche March Indy]]
| August 2002
|-
| [[Alan Rotoi]]
| ZCT16
| [[Acura NSX]]
| August 2002
|-
| [[Alain]]
| ZCT26 (Rush Hour)
| [[Porsche 962 IMSA]]
| June 2003
|-
| [[Gutix]]
| ZCT36 (Indus Valley)
| [[Porsche 962 IMSA]]
| March 2004
|-
| [[CTG]]
| ZCT45 (Kangaroo Playground)
| [[Audi Quattro Sport]]
| November 2004
|-
| [[Ayrton]]
| ZCT52 (The Gate of Hell)
| [[25th Anniversary Lamborghini Countach|Lamborghini Countach]]
| June 2005
|-
| [[Akoss Poo]]
| ZCT53 (Kinetic Energy)
| [[Porsche March Indy]]
| July 2005
|-
| [[Chulk]]
| ZCT57 (Skid Row)
| [[Corvette ZR1]]
| November 2005
|-
| [[Renato Biker]]
| ZCT63 (Engine Brake)
| [[25th Anniversary Lamborghini Countach|Lamborghini Countach]]
| May 2006
|-
| [[Mark L. Rivers]]
| ZCT74 (Sabotage)
| [[Porsche Carrera 4]]
| April 2007
|-
|}

[[Category:Competition]]

Mingva

2008-01-04T14:43:21Z

BonzaiJoe:

Mingva is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in 2002. He formed the [[Orion]] team with [[Alain]], [[Krys TOFF]] and [[Leo Ramone]]. After the end of the [[ISA]] (International Stunts Association) competition in 2003, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Contest). A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2004, his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]]. After a controversy with Zak McKracken because he deleted the Stunts league which he had started on www.f1tipping.com, he was deleted from the [[forum]] in 2006.
His best results were track victories on ZCTP2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.

During the flamewars, Mingva became part of the nursery rhyme: "Mingva le van fingva", made up by the [[Looping Warriors]], which means ''Somebody farted on Mingva''.

''CTG's personal comment: Mingva doesn't deserve any nice words about his career. If you don't like my opinion, feel free to edit.''

''Bonzai Joe's personal comment: alright, I'll edit :)

[[Category:Community]]

Mingva

2008-01-04T14:42:04Z

BonzaiJoe:

Mingva is a Lithuanian racer who debuted in 2002. He formed the [[Orion]] team with [[Alain]], [[Krys TOFF]] and [[Leo Ramone]]. After the end of the [[ISA]] (International Stunts Association) competition in 2003, he also became the manager of its successor, the [[IRC]] (Indy Racing Contest). A highly active community member at first, Mingva gradually faded away from community life, and in 2005, his main contribution to the community was some nasty flamewars with [[Akoss Poo]] and [[CTG]]. After a controversy with Zak McKracken because he deleted the Stunts league which he had started on www.f1tipping.com, he was deleted from the [[forum]] in 2006.
His best results were track victories on ZCTP2 and ZCT32, where Alain slowed down at the end to let his teammate win.

During the flamewars, Mingva became part of the nursery rhyme: "Mingva le van fingva", made up by the [[Looping Warriors]], which means ''Somebody farted on Mingva''.

''CTG's personal comment: Mingva doesn't deserve any nice words about his career. If you don't like my opinion, feel free to edit.''

''Bonzai Joe's personal comment: alright, I'll edit :)

[[Category:Community]]

RH Hiding

2008-01-03T17:20:35Z

BonzaiJoe:

If you crash your car on a track, and then rewind and continue from an earlier point, the game will give you a prompt stating that you cannot get on the highscore table if you continue. Thus, ostensibly, it would be easy to prove whether replay handling was used simply by asking participants in a competition to send in the .hig file of the track along with the .rpl file. This was tried in some early competitions like [[Charles' Competition]]. However, .hig files are very easy to edit, so this did not work. 
 
Then, in the late 90's, [[Mark Nailwood]] invented the program called [[RPL_info|RPL Info]], which can determine from the file whether a replay is continued or not. This was considered a sufficient way of proving whether replay handling was employed, until it was discovered that if you save a replay before having finished it, and then load and continue from the end of the unfinished replay, it is not considered continued by the game, and thus not by [[RPL_info|RPL Info]] either. 
 
Most competitions continued to rule out continued replays, but allowed this replay-saving trick, as there was no way to prove that it had been done. Then finally, in October 2002, [[Mingva]] revealed the secret of what came to be known as [[Advanced Replay Handling]], and was the end of RH rules until 2005. It is possible to continue a replay as much as you like, and then simply fool the game and [[RPL_info|RPL Info]] by continue from maybe 1 second before the finish line, saving the replay 0.2 seconds before the finish line, loading and continuing from there. At this discovery, [[ZakStunts]] and other major competitions decided to allow continued replays, considering it foolish to require of racers to make the above described procedure.

OWOOT

2008-01-03T17:17:33Z

BonzaiJoe:

OWOOT stands for "One wheel on/over track", and is a rule for certain competitions. 
 
The rule means that you have to have at least one wheel on or over the track at all times. This means you cannot leave the road and make shortcuts, which makes for a totally different, cleaner and more perfectionistic races. The expression and the rule were first developed by [[Ruepel]] and [[Pershing II]] who made the ISA competition with this rule in 2002. 
 
There is one general exception to the OWOOT rule: the grass square in the middle of a jump. 
 
"Strict" OWOOT rule means no shorcut at all, meaning that racers must drive all stunt elements completely and "follow the yellow dots" in loops and corkscrews. 
"Free" OWOOT rule means that you can cut some stunt elements (like driving only the right side of the corkscrew left/right), or jump over them. 
 
List of "Strict" OWOOT competitions :
- [[IRC]] competition 
- [[WSC]] competition
 
List of "Free" OWOOT competitions :
- [[ISA]] competition 
- [[IMSA_Cup|IMSA Cup]] (jump over corks up/down and left/right allowed, but no loopcut allowed) 
- [[HOTU_Stunts|HOTU Stunts]] competition in 2003 (all cuts allowed as long as you stayed over the road)

[[Category:Competition]]

Historical Replay Archive

2008-01-03T15:41:46Z

BonzaiJoe: New page: Some of the most famous and best replays in Stunts history are available for download here:

Some of the most famous and best replays in Stunts history are available for download here:

Magic carpet

2008-01-03T15:21:21Z

BonzaiJoe:

This is the expression used for when your car makes a spontaneous jump from flat ground. Magic Carpets are an unpredictable wildcard in competition races, as they usually allow the pipsqueak to save time by keeping a higher speed, sometimes even reaching or keeping power gear where it would not otherwise be possible. The random nature of magic carpets makes them hard to use and an unpredictability factor, sometimes allowing weaker pipsqueaks to beat stronger pipsqueaks.

The three argentinian kings have all done some famous magic carpet replays: [[Alan Rotoi]] on [[ZCT16]], [[Gutix]] on [[ZCT35]] and [[Ayrton]] on [[ZCT61]]

[[Category:Driving]]

Magic carpet

2008-01-03T15:20:41Z

BonzaiJoe:

This is the expression used for when your car makes a spontaneous jump from flat ground. Magic Carpets are an unpredictable wildcard in competition races, as they usually allow the pipsqueak to save time by keeping a higher speed, sometimes even reaching or keeping power gear where it would not otherwise be possible. The random nature of magic carpets makes them hard to use and an unpredictability factor, sometimes allowing weaker pipsqueaks to beat stronger pipsqueaks.

The three argentinian kings have all done some famous magic carpet replays: Alan Rotoi on ZCT16, Gutix on ZCT35 and Ayrton on ZCT61

[[Category:Driving]]

Power gear

2008-01-03T15:17:59Z

BonzaiJoe:

Some cars in stunts have the ability to reach a so-called power gear or 6th gear. This usually happens while driving in the last official gear with a high RPM, and doing a jump. Some cars can reach it from any speed, when driving on a loop, and shifting to the last gear.

6th gear allows cars to go a lot faster than the given maximum speed and more importantly not even slow down on grass, when driving in 6th gear. These are: [[Porsche March Indy|Porsche March INDY]], [[Ferrari GTO]], [[Corvette ZR1]] and [[Acura NSX]]. There are some important differences betwen Power Gear behaviour of those cars:

* The INDY, Ferrari and Corvette go 245 mph in 6th gear, while the Acura only goes 203 mph.
* The INDY and the Acura can reach power gear from any speed using a loop, shifting up to 5th gear before reaching halfway through it.
* Also, INDY and Acura can reach Power Gear on a jump before getting airborne, or while driving around a left/right corkscrew.
* Unlike the other mentioned cars, the Acura is unable to do slide turns on grass or road while in Power Gear - attempting to do so will get the car out of Power Gear. (see, however, [[Helicopter trick]])

For all four cars, power gear also allows the [[Fence Sliding]] trick on water.

Finding the 6th gear spots on a competition track is the key to victory.
6th gear was officially confirmed by Stunts lead programmer [[Kevin Pickell]] as a programming bug.
[[Category:Driving]]

Power gear

2008-01-03T15:17:32Z

BonzaiJoe:

Some cars in stunts have the ability to reach a so-called power gear or 6th gear. This usually happens while driving in the last official gear with a high RPM, and doing a jump. Some cars can reach it from any speed, when driving on a loop, and shifting to the last gear.

6th gear allows cars to go a lot faster than the given maximum speed and more importantly not even slow down on grass, when driving in 6th gear. These are: [[Porsche March Indy|Porsche March INDY]], [[Ferrari GTO]], [[Corvette ZR1]] and [[Acura NSX]]. There are some important differences betwen Power Gear behaviour of those cars:

* The INDY, Ferrari and Corvette go 245 mph in 6th gear, while the Acura only goes 203 mph.
* The INDY and the Acura can reach power gear from any speed using a loop, shifting up to 5th gear before reaching halfway through it.
* Also, INDY and Acura can reach Power Gear on a jump before getting airborne, or while driving around a left/right corkscrew.
* Unlike the other mentioned cars, the Acura is unable to do slide turns on grass or road while in Power Gear - attempting to do so will get the car out of Power Gear. (see, however, [[Helicopter trick]])

For all four cars, power gear also allows the [[Fence Sliding]] trick on water.
Finding the 6th gear spots on a competition track is the key to victory.
6th gear was officially confirmed by Stunts lead programmer [[Kevin Pickell]] as a programming bug.
[[Category:Driving]]

RH Hiding

2008-01-03T15:14:40Z

BonzaiJoe:

If you crash your car on a track, and then rewind and continue from an earlier point, the game will give you a prompt stating that you cannot get on the highscore table if you continue. Thus, ostensibly, it would be easy to prove whether replay handling was used simply by asking participants in a competition to send in the .hig file of the track along with the .rpl file. However, .hig files are very easy to edit, so this did not work. Then, in the late 90's, [[Mark Nailwood]] invented the program called [[rplinfo]], which can determine from the file whether a replay is continued or not. This was consider a sufficient way of proving whether replay handling was employed, until it was discovered that if you save a replay before having finished it, and then load and continue from the end of the unfinished replay, it is not consider continued by the game, and thus not by [[rplinfo]] either.
Most competitions continued to rule out continued replays, but allowed this replay-saving trick, as there was no way to prove that it had been done. Then finally, in October 2002, [[Mingva]] revealed the secret of what came to be known as [[Advanced Replay Handling]], and was the end of RH rules until 2005. It is possible to continue a replay as much as you like, andd then simply fool the game and [[rplinfo]] by continue from maybe 1 second before the finish line, saving the replay 0.2 seconds before the finish line, loading and continuing from there. At this discovery, [[Zakstunts]] and other major competitions decided to allow continued replays, considering it foolish to require of racers to make the above described procedure.

RH Hiding

2008-01-03T15:13:58Z

BonzaiJoe: New page: If you crash your car on a track, and then rewind and continue from an earlier point, the game will give you a prompt stating that you cannot get on the highscore table if you continue. Th...

If you crash your car on a track, and then rewind and continue from an earlier point, the game will give you a prompt stating that you cannot get on the highscore table if you continue. Thus, ostensibly, it would be easy to prove whether replay handling was used simply by asking participants in a competition to send in the .hig file of the track along with the .rpl file. However, .hig files are very easy to edit, so this did not work. Then, in the late 90's, Mark Nailwood invented the program called [[rplinfo]], which can determine from the file whether a replay is continued or not. This was consider a sufficient way of proving whether replay handling was employed, until it was discovered that if you save a replay before having finished it, and then load and continue from the end of the unfinished replay, it is not consider continued by the game, and thus not by [[rplinfo]] either.
Most competitions continued to rule out continued replays, but allowed this replay-saving trick, as there was no way to prove that it had been done. Then finally, in October 2002, [[Mingva]] revealed the secret of what came to be known as [[Advanced Replay Handling]], and was the end of RH rules until 2005. It is possible to continue a replay as much as you like, andd then simply fool the game and [[rplinfo]] by continue from maybe 1 second before the finish line, saving the replay 0.2 seconds before the finish line, loading and continuing from there. At this discovery, Zakstunts and other major competitions decided to allow continued replays, considering it foolish to require of racers to make the above described procedure.

NoRH

2008-01-03T15:06:07Z

BonzaiJoe:

'''NoRH''', short for "No Replay Handling", is a modality of racing where competitiors are not allowed to pause, rewind or load saved replays during their hotlaps, thus enforcing that every lap must be concluded in a single run and that mistakes can only be corrected by restarting from the beginning. Although NoRH has being long argued by racers opposing the use of [[Replay Handling]] (RH) as the purest form of racing, Stunts' replay management system does not allow to prove RH was not employed (see explanation here: [[RH Hiding]]), and thus NoRH races were held in the basis of mutual trust between competitors. [[Stunts Drivers Races|SDR]] was the first competition to officially support NoRH racing making use of video footage as a tool of validation. SDR NoRH contest is to be suceeded by [[Krys Toff]]'s [[Feel The Thrill]] contest in 2008.

[[Category:Driving]]

Bonzai Joe

2007-12-31T17:14:44Z

BonzaiJoe:

Bonzai Joe would like someone else to fill out his biography, because it's too hard for himself to see what he is in the Stunts community (this doesn't mean he's not going to edit it, though :D)

[[Category:Community]]

Bonzai Joe

2007-12-31T17:13:52Z

BonzaiJoe:

Bonzai Joe

2007-12-31T17:13:17Z

BonzaiJoe:

Bonzai Joe

2007-12-31T17:12:49Z

BonzaiJoe: New page: Bonzai Joe would like someone else to fill out his biography, because it's too hard for himself to see what he is in the Stunts community (this doesn't mean he's not going to edit it, thou...

Bonzai Joe would like someone else to fill out his biography, because it's too hard for himself to see what he is in the Stunts community (this doesn't mean he's not going to edit it, though :D)

The Stunts Song

2007-12-31T17:10:48Z

BonzaiJoe:

"The Stunts Song" (unofficial name) is a song that has evolved during the three [[WSM]]'s. It began in August 2004, when [[Dinmor]], [[Zak McKracken]], [[Akoss Poo]] and [[Bonzai Joe]] were waiting in a train in Budapest around midnight. Dinmor was eating an Alpenmilch Ritter Sport, but when Akoss tried to taste some of it, it was melting and looked slightly like shit. Akoss then sang "shitty shitty, shitty Alpenmilch" to the melody of "Venus In Furs" by Velvet Underground - a song which Dinmor had been whistling earlier that day. Slightly later, Akoss invented the next verse of the song, which went "chili chili, chili beans in pina" ("pina" is a Hungarian word for pussy). This was sung a lot during the 2004 meeting. In 2005, the song exploded into several new variations, [[JTK]] had brought his guitar to Århus, and together with Bonzai Joe's piano, this functioned sometimes as accompaniment to what had by then become the Stunts song, or at least the WSM song. The chords had been worked out (they are simply C minor and B flat, although in the original "Venus In Furs" they are different).Heaps of new verses were made, the most famous being: "fisse fotze, foufoune pina pizda" and "Diesel Diesel, Diesel Joe's still drinking". The first referring to what was on Akoss and Krys's minds, and the second referring to [[Diesel Joe]]'s seemingly infinite liver.
With the "Diesel Diesel..." verse, another aspect of the song developed: the storytelling aspect. The racers would sing (always with the same melody) different verses about Diesel Joe, and then use "but Diesel Diesel, Diesel Joe's still drinking" as the refrain. Some of the other verses were "Diesel Diesel, Diesel Joe will vomit", "Diesel Diesel, Diesel Joe will pass out", etc.
Another year passed, then the WSM 2006 came, and once again, several new verses were made. On the trip to Kazincbarcika, in the night in the pavillion of Akoss Poo's father's garden, Dinmor, Bonzai Joe and Akoss Poo sang The Stunts Song for the last time yet, inventing a new variation: a verse would be song (to guitar accompaniment) 4 times. The first 2 normally, then going completely crazy shouting, dragging the beats and making syncopations and preferably vocal harmonies the third time, and finishing off quietly the 4th time. This was much to the distress of Zak, JTK and Usrin, who were trying to sleep only a few meters away.

The most famous verse still remains: "chili chili, chili beans in pina".

[[Category:Everything Else]]

The Stunts Song

2007-12-31T17:08:42Z

BonzaiJoe: New page: "The Stunts Song" (unofficial name) is a song that has evolved during the three WSM's. It began in August 2004, when Dinmor, Zak McKracken, Akoss Poo and Bonzai Joe were waiting in a train...

"The Stunts Song" (unofficial name) is a song that has evolved during the three WSM's. It began in August 2004, when Dinmor, Zak McKracken, Akoss Poo and Bonzai Joe were waiting in a train in Budapest around midnight. Dinmor was eating an Alpenmilch Ritter Sport, but when Akoss tried to taste some of it, it was melting and looked slightly like shit. Akoss then sang "shitty shitty, shitty Alpenmilch" to the melody of "Venus In Furs" by Velvet Underground - a song which Dinmor had been whistling earlier that day. Slightly later, Akoss invented the next verse of the song, which went "chili chili, chili beans in pina" ("pina" is a Hungarian word for pussy). This was sung a lot during the 2004 meeting. In 2005, the song exploded into several new variations, JTK had brought his guitar to Århus, and together with Bonzai Joe's piano, this functioned sometimes as accompaniment to what had by then become the Stunts song, or at least the WSM song. The chords had been worked out (they are simply C minor and B flat, although in the original "Venus In Furs" they are different).Heaps of new verses were made, the most famous being: "fisse fotze, foufoune pina pizda" and "Diesel Diesel, Diesel Joe's still drinking". The first referring to what was on Akoss and Krys's minds, and the second referring to Diesel Joe's seemingly infinite liver.
With the "Diesel Diesel..." verse, another aspect of the song developed: the storytelling aspect. The racers would sing (always with the same melody) different verses about Diesel Joe, and then use "but Diesel Diesel, Diesel Joe's still drinking" as the refrain. Some of the other verses were "Diesel Diesel, Diesel Joe will vomit", "Diesel Diesel, Diesel Joe will pass out", etc.
Another year passed, then the WSM 2006 came, and once again, several new verses were made. On the trip to Kazincbarcika, in the night in the pavillion of Akoss Poo's father's garden, Dinmor, Bonzai Joe and Akoss Poo sang The Stunts Song for the last time yet, inventing a new variation: a verse would be song (to guitar accompaniment) 4 times. The first 2 normally, then going completely crazy shouting, dragging the beats and making syncopations and preferably vocal harmonies the third time, and finishing off quietly the 4th time. This was much to the distress of Zak, JTK and Usrin, who were trying to sleep only a few meters away.

The most famous verse still remains: "chili chili, chili beans in pina".

Category:Everything Else