A 'proper job' apparently

[Jonc]

OMNIO said:

What a tt.

All these people hoping he will learn from this... your faith in people is admirable. He wont learn a thing. Thats the problem. And its also the difference between this crash and the accident thread.

This isnt a guy in a car hes worked hard to pay for or aspired to owning doing 50 -70 mph on a country lane (hooning) and finding the spilt diesel or the patch of oil or getting a bit ambitous on a bend like the accident thread.

Yes, we have all gone a bit mental and done stupid things and yes some of us have crashed whilst doing stupid things, some of us have got away with it. The difference is that because we have lost, or had the potential to lose, something we had worked hard for we make damn sure we dont do it again.

This guys gone out in a car mum and dad bought/insured/taxed for him. Hes binned it and mum and dad have gone and bought him another one. Whats he learned? He can stack it at 110mph survive AND get a new car... great, lets go see if we can get it to 120mph this time.....

I honestly think that hes gonna do it again. Maybe in a few weeks maybe in a few months but he WILL do it again and i hope he gets seriously hurt, seems harsh but that the only way hes gonna learn, I just hope that hes alone in the car when he bins it again and no one is coming the other way.

I think you'll find he has learnt his lesson well if you bothered to look on ClioTrophy.co.uk. He didn't just simply get another one. He, I quote, "Snapped femur sticking out through skin ... and shattered ulnar and radius sticking through skin as well. 2 weeks in hospital a 17 hour operation, two metal plates and a metal rod and a skin graph.." and you think he'll do it again? You don't even know the guy! But for you to hope that he gets seriously hurt again, on his own presumably so you hope his suffering would be prolonged, is a bit sick and you need to have a word with yourself!

[172ff]

Jonc said:

OMNIO said:

What a tt.

All these people hoping he will learn from this... your faith in people is admirable. He wont learn a thing. Thats the problem. And its also the difference between this crash and the accident thread.

This isnt a guy in a car hes worked hard to pay for or aspired to owning doing 50 -70 mph on a country lane (hooning) and finding the spilt diesel or the patch of oil or getting a bit ambitous on a bend like the accident thread.

Yes, we have all gone a bit mental and done stupid things and yes some of us have crashed whilst doing stupid things, some of us have got away with it. The difference is that because we have lost, or had the potential to lose, something we had worked hard for we make damn sure we dont do it again.

This guys gone out in a car mum and dad bought/insured/taxed for him. Hes binned it and mum and dad have gone and bought him another one. Whats he learned? He can stack it at 110mph survive AND get a new car... great, lets go see if we can get it to 120mph this time.....

I honestly think that hes gonna do it again. Maybe in a few weeks maybe in a few months but he WILL do it again and i hope he gets seriously hurt, seems harsh but that the only way hes gonna learn, I just hope that hes alone in the car when he bins it again and no one is coming the other way.

I think you'll find he has learnt his lesson well if you bothered to look on ClioTrophy.co.uk. He didn't just simply get another one. He, I quote, "Snapped femur sticking out through skin ... and shattered ulnar and radius sticking through skin as well. 2 weeks in hospital a 17 hour operation, two metal plates and a metal rod and a skin graph.." and you think he'll do it again? You don't even know the guy! But for you to hope that he gets seriously hurt again, on his own presumably so you hope his suffering would be prolonged, is a bit sick and you need to have a word with yourself!

Jon, do you have a link to CT?

[Ari]

Wasn't there a post on here recently full of macho types proudly showing how they'd written off their performance cars?

Or did I dream that..?

[Jonc]

172ff said:

Jonc said:

OMNIO said:

What a tt.

All these people hoping he will learn from this... your faith in people is admirable. He wont learn a thing. Thats the problem. And its also the difference between this crash and the accident thread.

This isnt a guy in a car hes worked hard to pay for or aspired to owning doing 50 -70 mph on a country lane (hooning) and finding the spilt diesel or the patch of oil or getting a bit ambitous on a bend like the accident thread.

Yes, we have all gone a bit mental and done stupid things and yes some of us have crashed whilst doing stupid things, some of us have got away with it. The difference is that because we have lost, or had the potential to lose, something we had worked hard for we make damn sure we dont do it again.

This guys gone out in a car mum and dad bought/insured/taxed for him. Hes binned it and mum and dad have gone and bought him another one. Whats he learned? He can stack it at 110mph survive AND get a new car... great, lets go see if we can get it to 120mph this time.....

I honestly think that hes gonna do it again. Maybe in a few weeks maybe in a few months but he WILL do it again and i hope he gets seriously hurt, seems harsh but that the only way hes gonna learn, I just hope that hes alone in the car when he bins it again and no one is coming the other way.

I think you'll find he has learnt his lesson well if you bothered to look on ClioTrophy.co.uk. He didn't just simply get another one. He, I quote, "Snapped femur sticking out through skin ... and shattered ulnar and radius sticking through skin as well. 2 weeks in hospital a 17 hour operation, two metal plates and a metal rod and a skin graph.." and you think he'll do it again? You don't even know the guy! But for you to hope that he gets seriously hurt again, on his own presumably so you hope his suffering would be prolonged, is a bit sick and you need to have a word with yourself!

Jon, do you have a link to CT?

http://cliotrophy.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9797