R.I.P. Brandon :(
09-18-2006, 03:24 AM
#24
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RE: R.I.P. Brandon :(
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I lost my little brother in a horrible accident at the age of 19. He hit a woodchipper truck head on. My condolences to the family and friends. God Bless!
09-18-2006, 03:31 AM
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RE: R.I.P. Brandon :(
dude's we all should be happy, that is a great way to go out !!!
DRIVING A REAL AMERICAN MUSCLE CAR, alot of old men wish they could go out like that. But this world sucks and he is in alot of a better place and looking down on us. He gets MY FULL HONOR AND PRAYER.
Also wear them seatbelts guys
DRIVING A REAL AMERICAN MUSCLE CAR, alot of old men wish they could go out like that. But this world sucks and he is in alot of a better place and looking down on us. He gets MY FULL HONOR AND PRAYER.
Also wear them seatbelts guys
09-18-2006, 07:28 AM
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RE: R.I.P. Brandon :(
Man, that's terrible. They say that driving while sleep deprived is as bad as driving intoxicated. I needed to see that because I have a habit of driving while exhausted. My girlfriend thanks you for posting this.
09-18-2006, 10:25 AM
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RE: R.I.P. Brandon :(
Sorry to hear about that. Condolences to the family. [&o]
Maybe a 10pt cage isnt that bad of an idea? As for driving while tired, The ONLY time Ive ever damaged a car was when I was tired, I missed my exit on the highway (70mph), drove past my house up an embankment and phuked my steering up, bent tierods etc,etc. (this was in an escort BTW). After that incident, I decided that I would never drive tired again. Its better to sleep in your car. Same goes with alcohol, just sleep it off. Its better to spend the $50 on a hotel room, than not wake up at all.
-P.
Maybe a 10pt cage isnt that bad of an idea? As for driving while tired, The ONLY time Ive ever damaged a car was when I was tired, I missed my exit on the highway (70mph), drove past my house up an embankment and phuked my steering up, bent tierods etc,etc. (this was in an escort BTW). After that incident, I decided that I would never drive tired again. Its better to sleep in your car. Same goes with alcohol, just sleep it off. Its better to spend the $50 on a hotel room, than not wake up at all.
-P.
09-18-2006, 06:13 PM
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RE: R.I.P. Brandon :(
Brandon was 28, worked nights.. i talked to him the day before this accident.. he said he had been working some real late hours, and was often tired. you just have to sleep, i swear me and my friends dont think sleep is a requirement.. stay up til 3 or 4 in the morning working on a car, or just bull****ting, and then get up early the next morning, like at 6:30 to goto the tire shop, or muffler shop, and never stop the whole day.. it catches up to you after awhile...