06 s2k crash fatality
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Originally Posted by InterHat' date='Jan 15 2009, 10:11 AM
I had wrong sized all-seasons on it before from the previous owner. It's an AP1 so 255's on the rear and 215's on the front with full tread make it a hell of a lot more stable than it was.
But yeah... speeding is bad as it upsetting the balance of the car in any manner when in poor conditions.
But yeah... speeding is bad as it upsetting the balance of the car in any manner when in poor conditions.
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Unbelieveable. Don't you guys have any compassion. Shit talking about a person who lost his life already. No doubt it was a stupid decision in his part but that doesn't justify he deserved what he got. It's not like he was intentionally trying to hurt people from his actions. IMO, it is very difficult to judge a person due to this one stupid action. You don't know him well enough to be able to put judgement on this poor kid.
Regardless of the stupid fatal decision he took, there are still people that care for him and are saddened of his death. This is where you send your condolences for those people. Everyone makes mistakes in life, unfortunately, he paid the highest price for his mistake. I'm not saying your wrong to state your opinion/thoughts on the whole situation, but have the consideration for the people he left behind. However you look at it, it is a sad day for his loved ones and I'm pretty sure they can use all the support they can get. It doesn't help by stating he deserved what he got. If y
Regardless of the stupid fatal decision he took, there are still people that care for him and are saddened of his death. This is where you send your condolences for those people. Everyone makes mistakes in life, unfortunately, he paid the highest price for his mistake. I'm not saying your wrong to state your opinion/thoughts on the whole situation, but have the consideration for the people he left behind. However you look at it, it is a sad day for his loved ones and I'm pretty sure they can use all the support they can get. It doesn't help by stating he deserved what he got. If y
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Originally Posted by mikegarrison' date='Jan 15 2009, 02:53 PM
It's a standard trackday aphorism: "Accident" is when a meteor hits your car. "Mistake" is when you screw up.
The connotation with the word "accident" tends to be that there was no way to prevent it, and it "just happened". Grace of God. Inshallah. Etc.
The connotation of the word "mistake" is much more correct.
The connotation with the word "accident" tends to be that there was no way to prevent it, and it "just happened". Grace of God. Inshallah. Etc.
The connotation of the word "mistake" is much more correct.
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Originally Posted by NoRawkus305' date='Jan 15 2009, 12:47 PM
No doubt it was a stupid decision in his part but that doesn't justify he deserved what he got. It's not like he was intentionally trying to hurt people from his actions.
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Originally Posted by mikegarrison' date='Jan 15 2009, 03:17 PM
When we choose an action, we are responsible for the results of that action -- whether or not those are the results that we intended.