nutshot
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Oreo's are addictive. When I pop open a bag, they dissapear...
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Originally posted by NosLaser
Before you jump down my throat, go to the health food store and have yourself an organic oreo cookie.
According to police reports, Lacasse took the challenge -- as any character in the movie he had just seen would have done. He lost the race and paid with his life.
Originally posted by onepimpclipse
It's a very sad story, but the even sadder part is what I think is wrong with this country. No one wants to take responsibilty for their actions, and even worse, parents never seeing their kids doing any wrong. Why don't they blame Mitsubishi as well for building the cars that eventually provoked their son to race.
just to clear something up there is a difference between insane and fvcking stupidOriginally posted by onepimpclipse
What is the deal with all these t.v. shows and movies being blamed for everything? Just like certain cd's make 15 year old kids go to school, walk into the lunchroom, and unload 2 or 3 clips in any direction. That kid would just be insane. Just like the kid in the article was irresponsible.
Well saidOriginally posted by onepimpclipse
At 17 my parents would never let me behind the wheel of a car that fast. I had a 95 Escort and they said after 3 speeding tickets that car was fast enough.
Bottom line, the kind shouldn't have been driving that car and thats on the heads of the parents. Also on the kid, because at 17 you know better than racing period let alone your parents car. No matter who provokes you, or what song is on the radio, or even what movie you just saw.
I had a female friend so close to me I considered her a sister. Three years ago she was running late for work. On top of that she had three friends with her she had to drop off. She was driving her boyfriends Rodeo. She had no license. It was raining, she went to pass someone, and lost control. Well the Rodeo rolled over a few times. She was thrown out of the winshield in the process. She died instantly. As much as I loved her the fault was her own. She had no business driving without a license and her boyfriend knew better than to let her drive without one.
The moral is I'll miss her forever, but I don't blame Isuzu, the weather, or the person she was trying to pass simply because that wasn't the case. She was doing something she shouldn't have and payed the ultimate price.
Sorry to comment so long, but thanks for listening.
Stephen