Bike Accident on 25th
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lol damn those high quality cars that block road noise! if they were smart they would have known that they should be "listening" to the speed of the bike coming directly at it. section 2a.3 in the drivers handbook.
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Link;236590 wrote:
oh no. a caddy. it's sound proof.If the music was to loud, she was distracted. She can't hear whats going in the surroundings.
Driving isn't all about visually seeing everything that is happening in front of you, you need to hear as well. In this case, maybe hearing could have saved a life.
ugh. so now its her fault.but then its the bikers
but now its hers
but now its the bikers.
Your argument is like me going out and buying last weeks winning lottery ticket...then going in and saying I won...but I didnt, but I did last week, but Im not getting any money, but i have the winning #'s!, but its too late, but im still technically a winner right? No.
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SPANISH-RICE;236593 wrote:
lol damn those high quality cars that block road noise! if they were smart they would have known that they should be "listening" to the speed of the bike coming directly at it. section 2a.3 in the drivers handbook.You wouldnt know. Your shit sounding ricer exhaust blocks your ability to hear.
You still have yet to prove to my why she wasn't able to hear him. If she did hear him, then why did she go? so obviously she didnt hear him.
and no, it's not because it's a caddy. because she probably wasn't paying attention. Just like most 15 yr old inexperienced drivers dont.
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STiSchucky;236594 wrote:
ugh. so now its her fault.but then its the bikers
but now its hers
but now its the bikers.
Your argument is like me going out and buying last weeks winning lottery ticket...then going in and saying I won...but I didnt, but I did last week, but Im not getting any money, but i have the winning #'s!, but its too late, but im still technically a winner right? No.
where in there did i say it was her fault? i simply said "An accident could have been prevented". where is that putting the blame on her? It isn't.
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gotta love links arguing skills, alot of "ur gays, skull fuck you, and loud pipes save lives"
you should look into being a lawyer
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holy shit i just read 38 pages of the same argument lol. and just for that i suppose i'll throw my two cents in here too.
i have friends with fast cars and i have friends with fast bikes. I can think of many instances in which i was also in the car/on the bike when they'll do a few rippers down the road or around a corner and i'm pretty sure each person knows the consequences of what can happen when driving/riding stupidly but thats not the first thing you think of is it? i've ridden a wheelie, without a helmet (stupid i know), and yes i know the fatal consequences of it and as stupid as it may be i wouldnt want anyone to feel bad for my mistake but i also wouldnt want people blaming me for it after i died. so yes it was a dumb decision and poor judgement in the bikers part for throwin up a wheelie on 25th st during late rush hour and in turn he died because of it. but i dont think going as far as to say he deserved to die for being stupid would be appropriate.
now there are a lot of what if's, as well as a lot of details i'm sure we dont even know cuz we werent there, but by blaming one side or the other and stereotyping people for other peoples mistakes really doesnt make the situation any better. just be glad it wasn't one of us.
and wow that girl is somethin else! according to you guys she's a 15yr old rich, spoiled girl who was in her daddy's caddy, cruisin around with her friend, listening to loud music while texting. well that explains everything. her fault for sure... or maybe we should wait for more facts and quit throwin shit out that we have NO IDEA about before we decide to blame everything on her..?
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Link;236595 wrote:
You wouldnt know. Your shit sounding ricer exhaust blocks your ability to hear..
at least any one older than 15 will be able to hear me comin right?
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SPANISH-RICE;236597 wrote:
gotta love links arguing skills, alot of "ur gays, skull fuck you, and loud pipes save lives"you should look into being a lawyer
Not sure I said any of that. Your reading comprehension is lacking. Go back and finish school. It will help.
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behnd_the_sparco_harness;236598 wrote:
holy shit i just read 38 pages of the same argument lol. and just for that i suppose i'll throw my two cents in here too.i have friends with fast cars and i have friends with fast bikes. I can think of many instances in which i was also in the car/on the bike when they'll do a few rippers down the road or around a corner and i'm pretty sure each person knows the consequences of what can happen when driving/riding stupidly but thats not the first thing you think of is it? i've ridden a wheelie, without a helmet (stupid i know), and yes i know the fatal consequences of it and as stupid as it may be i wouldnt want anyone to feel bad for my mistake but i also wouldnt want people blaming me for it after i died. so yes it was a dumb decision and poor judgement in the bikers part for throwin up a wheelie on 25th st during late rush hour and in turn he died because of it. but i dont think going as far as to say he deserved to die for being stupid would be appropriate.
now there are a lot of what if's, as well as a lot of details i'm sure we dont even know cuz we werent there, but by blaming one side or the other and stereotyping people for other peoples mistakes really doesnt make the situation any better. just be glad it wasn't one of us.
and wow that girl is somethin else! according to you guys she's a 15yr old rich, spoiled girl who was in her daddy's caddy, cruisin around with her friend, listening to loud music while texting. well that explains everything. her fault for sure... or maybe we should wait for more facts and quit throwin shit out that we have NO IDEA about before we decide to blame everything on her..?
lol cant wait for link to make all the same comments about this as he has about everything else hes been wrong about.
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Link;236595 wrote:
and no, it's not because it's a caddy. because she probably wasn't paying attention. Just like most 15 yr old inexperienced drivers dont.so would this argument be any different if it wouldve been a 40 yr old driver? what would your case be then? he was old and starting to lose his hearing?
i'm older than 15 and can honestly say that i'm not an attentive driver 100% of the time so i dont think driving experience is the only factor here..
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Link;236601 wrote:
Not sure I said any of that. Your reading comprehension is lacking. Go back and finish school. It will help.lovin it man keep it coming, BTW ur losing. :D:D:D
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I'm not losing as I'm having fun. Maybe Parker and I can have a chat again tonight and laugh at how you fuckers keep going while I'm just sitting here havin' fun.
Sparco,
I think a 40 yr old would look in the direction that he hears a loud ass noise coming from to make sure he is safe to turn into the street. I do have hold my ground on believing that age and inexperience has SOMETHING to do with this, whether it is a small amount, or a large amount. You may not be "an attentive driver 100% of the time", but I'm pretty sure you would be able to hear a rocket coming down the road and would have enough brain power to realize it may be your best bet to wait for the idiot to go passed before you go into the street.Spanish, go get a job or something so you can save up 40 dollars so you don't have to dodge P10 next year.
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LOL GET A JOB.... LOL.
come on man. you think im not having fun proving you wrong? this is the best day at WORK yet hahaha.
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Link;236596 wrote:
where in there did i say it was her fault? i simply said "An accident could have been prevented". where is that putting the blame on her? It isn't.
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SPANISH-RICE;236610 wrote:
LOL GET A JOB.... LOL.come on man. you think im not having fun proving you wrong? this is the best day at WORK yet hahaha.
dam you get internet at the parking lot at home depot. last time i was waiting to do some lawn work i couldnt get anything!
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SPANISH-RICE;236610 wrote:
LOL GET A JOB.... LOL.come on man. you think im not having fun proving you wrong? this is the best day at WORK yet hahaha.
How are you proving me wrong? You haven't proved me wrong yet.
Ok so I apologize. You have a job. You must being bitch work if you don't make enough to pay the entrance fee for P10. I feel bad for you.
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