Well I wrecked my car a few days ago
10-26-2008, 03:43 PM
#21
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No, it wasn't a mistake, it was utter and complete negligence plus a complete disregard for the well being of others.
I wonder if the guys here who are showing sympathy/empathy would be so understanding if you'd have taken out one of their loved ones whilst you were trying to retune your radio?
You wanna keep pushing? I got loads more..................
I wonder if the guys here who are showing sympathy/empathy would be so understanding if you'd have taken out one of their loved ones whilst you were trying to retune your radio?
You wanna keep pushing? I got loads more..................
10-26-2008, 03:52 PM
#22
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thanks guys for the backup! Marcus seems harsh but I understand why he is being so.
10-26-2008, 04:02 PM
#23
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Look you know what you did was wrong but the way he comes across is over the line. I don't condone what you did (although in the real world we ALL change radio stations even if its raining) but man there's no reason to spout off like that.
10-26-2008, 04:06 PM
#24
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I dunno what your problem is. 9 out of the 10 posts you put up are bashing someone. If you hate life so much GTFO of here and do us all a favor. Stop being such a dick.
Why are you jumping in anyway? Oh I know, you're a habitual cell phone user and took three other road users out last week whilst chatting to your mommy ............
My reaction may seem over the line to some, but when you (or a member of your family) has suffered terribly at the hands of a reckless/careless driver, you'd perhaps have less sympathy.
Last edited by marcuskeeler; 10-26-2008 at 04:14 PM.
10-26-2008, 04:56 PM
#25
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No, it wasn't a mistake, it was utter and complete negligence plus a complete disregard for the well being of others.
I wonder if the guys here who are showing sympathy/empathy would be so understanding if you'd have taken out one of their loved ones whilst you were trying to retune your radio?
You wanna keep pushing? I got loads more..................
I wonder if the guys here who are showing sympathy/empathy would be so understanding if you'd have taken out one of their loved ones whilst you were trying to retune your radio?
You wanna keep pushing? I got loads more..................
mustanglouie, we have all screwed up at some point and time.
10-26-2008, 05:02 PM
#26
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I agree with Marcus but seriously dude its time to drop it. You didnt have to post 5 more times in here crying about your thoughts.
Like the OP said lesson learned.
Like the OP said lesson learned.
10-26-2008, 05:02 PM
#27
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Well to be honest, I did throw my first car in a ditch many years ago. I managed to persuade my girlfriend to climb down into it and help push me out LOL
It was all my own work, at night, in the rain on a deserted backroad. I wasn't on the phone or playing with the radio but I was dreaming about how I was going to persuade her to let me stay over at her place
It was all my own work, at night, in the rain on a deserted backroad. I wasn't on the phone or playing with the radio but I was dreaming about how I was going to persuade her to let me stay over at her place
10-26-2008, 05:06 PM
#29
alright enough BS children.....
we have all done stupid stuff before, talk on the phone, txt changed cds. Its not smart and we all know it.
He learned his lesson, move on with the thread. To me he has some major damage to the rails underneath also which will be expensive probably. Good luck with the repairs.
we have all done stupid stuff before, talk on the phone, txt changed cds. Its not smart and we all know it.
He learned his lesson, move on with the thread. To me he has some major damage to the rails underneath also which will be expensive probably. Good luck with the repairs.
10-26-2008, 05:09 PM
#30
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well sorry let me fix that. "and crossed over the center line a bit so I jerked it alittle to hard". Sorry there was no kinda.