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Old 12-11-2008, 03:53 AM
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no and no. You're not japanese, neither is your car
wakaba is PINOY!!!

DO IT!
are you high, wakaba is not pinoy.
theres 2 versions.
durrrr.
Yes, and both are Japanese.
One is for new drivers, the other for old drivers
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https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...noy+wakaba+sid
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Ok, so that's the Pinoy version. Be specific!
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Old 12-11-2008, 03:57 AM
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Originally Posted by ExpresScion
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no and no. You're not japanese, neither is your car
wakaba is PINOY!!!

DO IT!
are you high, wakaba is not pinoy.
theres 2 versions.
durrrr.
Yes, and both are Japanese.
One is for new drivers, the other for old drivers

LOL, I knew what you were talking about man, but I guess other people didnt

There is the wakaba and the kareha in japan.
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indeed.
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Old 12-11-2008, 05:38 AM
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wakaba is not filipino at all...someone obviously made one with a filipino flag on it instead of the normal colors, but as far as i know, there is no tagalog word "wakaba". it's japanese for "young leaf"
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i'm full japanese and i don't even rock the wakaba mark. it's useless here, and just looks out of place. badge and logo-less > stickers for me.
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I know I shouldn't be asking this but I am curious but why is the wakaba badge so famous? I've own a 94 corolla and a 01 A4 so I haven't been in the JDM scene.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoshinsha_mark
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Old 12-11-2008, 06:10 AM
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Thanks fiendskillz. So by putting this on your car means ur a new driver. Why would anyone want that. And a quote from wikipedia:
"It has become a fad for US drifters, and "JDM" fanboys to display these in their cars, incidentally serving to warn others of their immaturity behind the wheel."
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Old 12-11-2008, 06:22 AM
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people with wakaba's in there car.. are people who like being called noobs..simple as can be..(my opinion from here on out) its not a fad.. its stupid.. and some americans like to be stupid and say.. WOW.. THATS FROM JAPAN?!!?!?!? I LOVE JAPAN...JDM..SKYLINE...DORIFTO... BIPPUUU...F*CKING JDM YO.. I WOULD ROCK ONE TOO.. EVEN IF IT MEANS NOOB..(or senior citizen if you're talking of the kareha) JDMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM(ok had to let out that rant.. sorry)

so do what you want.. but keep in mind.. it means you're learning how to drive properly in the real world by yourself.. or if you have the kareha.. means you're too old to drive and people should avoid being around you as older people tend to be less alert of drivers..(which i really wouldnt mind if they had here.. since i wouldnt be getting mad at the wrong people on the freeway only to be like.. oh.. they're old.. thats why).. oh.. and IF YOU DO BUY ONE AND DISPLAY IT.. if ANYONE says your car is not jdm.. go ahead and laugh at them.. anyone who's a beginner driver needs to display it.. even if they're driving a USDM EURO or any other country's car...

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wow. i thought those badges meant unskilled drivers and skilled drivers. i never knew it was for brand new drivers and elderly drivers. honda owners are changing its true meaning! how rediculous.
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Old 12-11-2008, 06:28 AM
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agreed in full force with sinzz. I see wakaba's EVERYWHERE, even on a mini cooper (some people just dont know.....) and it's the stupidest "fad" to ever hit our shores. sure it has meaning in japan, but in japan, most people dont even USE them. who wants a giant magnet designating your beginner status sitting right on your car? if yuo think it's going ot make you cool...then..do what you like. if you think its going to grab attention, yeah itll grab attention from all the ricers who think theyre JDM with their altezza tails and "skyline r34" kits on their dodge neons. but people in the know will see it and look down on you. because 1) you either know what it means but feel the need to admit that youre a beginner in the world of driving, or 2) that you have NO idea what it is, went onto password JDM, and bought the cheapest product you could find to try and show people the "ABSOLUT KNOWLEDGE YOU HAVE ABOUT JAPANESE CARS AND TUNING THEM TO TOTALLY JDM STANDARDS!!!" its BS....DONT do it.
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Originally Posted by Mos_Def
wow. i thought those badges meant unskilled drivers and skilled drivers. i never knew it was for brand new drivers and elderly drivers. honda owners are changing its true meaning! how rediculous.
LOL what are you talking about? Honda owners are unskilled drivers. J/K.
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Old 12-11-2008, 06:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Aroddalobster
i'm full japanese and i don't even rock the wakaba mark. it's useless here, and just looks out of place. badge and logo-less > stickers for me.
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Originally Posted by Big_Bird
no and no. You're not japanese, neither is your car
yepp.. our car is american!!!! not a japan made car, only sold in america.. NO!! its american!!! like dodge and cadillac !
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Originally Posted by CSOCSO
yepp.. our car is american!!!! not a japan made car, only sold in america.. NO!! its american!!! like dodge and cadillac !
I don't know if we are that low as to be compared with Dodge.
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yepp.. our car is american!!!! not a japan made car, only sold in america.. NO!! its american!!! like dodge and cadillac !
I don't know if we are that low as to be compared with Dodge.
my car is not american.. my car is a japanese car.. designed in japan, made in japan sold in america.

( ok most probably it was designed in japan :D)
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i used to have one, my cousin from the PI gave it to me. Took it off awhile ago...

I want the wakaba with the Filipino flag one.
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^ im filipino and im confused with all this lol
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