Remember this guy? Well, he died.
Discussion
funkyrobot said:
Craigwww said:
Like no one predicted that outcome.
And if it's true that he wasn't driving at the time.. It's a little ironic that someone else's idiotic driving took his life.
Thoughts to his family but the roads are safer without that idiot.
I agree.And if it's true that he wasn't driving at the time.. It's a little ironic that someone else's idiotic driving took his life.
Thoughts to his family but the roads are safer without that idiot.
Any death is tragic, but this person was a dangerous plonker behind the wheel. Everyone else on the road is a little safer now.
The Crack Fox said:
jackh707 said:
His driving was very impressive
I wasn't impressed, it looked ragged, compare him to some of the Jap drifting chaps and see how much tidier they were. He was just an oik who likes showing off with no regard for other road users. Yes its sad he died but its natural selection. If he drove like that on a track or specified area he would still be alive.
Folks, you need to read the facts first.
As those facts are a little unclear, it might make more sense to respect the guy's death first and then comment on what really happened, later.
We've all done silly things in our youth. As usual the PH vigilante are on it before the truth is made clear.
As those facts are a little unclear, it might make more sense to respect the guy's death first and then comment on what really happened, later.
We've all done silly things in our youth. As usual the PH vigilante are on it before the truth is made clear.
standardman said:
We have all seen his videos but according to the details provided on the forum link regarding his death he was a passenger. Personally, I would almost say it was worse, as clearly he was encouraging / teaching someone to drive in the same manner as him.
I have no idea how you came to that conclusion.The mind baffles
Just look at any eastern european dash cam videos and you will see lots of insanity. I don't think this guy deserves all of the hate he is getting. The fact that he never crashed his E34 M5 driving like that is surely testament enough to his skills! Just so sad he couldn't have gone rallying or something instead!
MrT8064 said:
Just look at any eastern european dash cam videos and you will see lots of insanity. I don't think this guy deserves all of the hate he is getting. The fact that he never crashed his E34 M5 driving like that is surely testament enough to his skills! Just so sad he couldn't have gone rallying or something instead!
I think it says more about the e34's extremely forgiving and controllable nature at the limit. There are people having to run out of the way in his videos though, someone dying at some point was an inevitability. Fortunately it was him and no one else.crabbit said:
Folks, you need to read the facts first.
As those facts are a little unclear, it might make more sense to respect the guy's death first and then comment on what really happened, later.
We've all done silly things in our youth. As usual the PH vigilante are on it before the truth is made clear.
Oh, so that video was not of some mindless fkwit driving without any care for anybody else's safety in the middle of a busy town. I suggest the world's a safer place without him now. No sympathy whatsoever. As those facts are a little unclear, it might make more sense to respect the guy's death first and then comment on what really happened, later.
We've all done silly things in our youth. As usual the PH vigilante are on it before the truth is made clear.
killingjoker said:
crabbit said:
Folks, you need to read the facts first.
As those facts are a little unclear, it might make more sense to respect the guy's death first and then comment on what really happened, later.
We've all done silly things in our youth. As usual the PH vigilante are on it before the truth is made clear.
Oh, so that video was not of some mindless fkwit driving without any care for anybody else's safety in the middle of a busy town. I suggest the world's a safer place without him now. No sympathy whatsoever. As those facts are a little unclear, it might make more sense to respect the guy's death first and then comment on what really happened, later.
We've all done silly things in our youth. As usual the PH vigilante are on it before the truth is made clear.
Until the situation does become clear, it seems that the respectful thing to do is to hold off on the 'hate' and consider that a person has died.
It's amazing how Daily Mail PH becomes when it suits.
Poor form.
killingjoker said:
Oh, so that video was not of some mindless fkwit driving without any care for anybody else's safety in the middle of a busy town. I suggest the world's a safer place without him now. No sympathy whatsoever.
Oh yes - the PH lynchmob/bandwagon is in full swing.BUT whilst his driving appears wreckless, did he actually kill or injure anyone with his antics?
How many PHers speed, or get a 'dab of oppo' on from time to time?
Both parties actions are illegal and dangerous, but this guy is lynched for crossing some other threshold of acceptability? Where do you draw the line if not at the law?
TITWONK said:
RIP, the world has lost some decent drivers this weekend
Fair enough, not everyone agreed with his driving, but he was a true petrol head and its a shame!
It's very pig headed to say he deserved it! Who are we to judge?
So if someone with mental problems and a desire to show off their superiority had a penchant for flailing around a machete feet away from people in supermarkets, then accidentally cut their own head off, they wouldn't deserve it?Fair enough, not everyone agreed with his driving, but he was a true petrol head and its a shame!
It's very pig headed to say he deserved it! Who are we to judge?
mrmr96 said:
Oh yes - the PH lynchmob/bandwagon is in full swing.
BUT whilst his driving appears wreckless, did he actually kill or injure anyone with his antics?
How many PHers speed, or get a 'dab of oppo' on from time to time?
Both parties actions are illegal and dangerous, but this guy is lynched for crossing some other threshold of acceptability? Where do you draw the line if not at the law?
When endangering and terrorising other people, who didn't choose to be party to it.BUT whilst his driving appears wreckless, did he actually kill or injure anyone with his antics?
How many PHers speed, or get a 'dab of oppo' on from time to time?
Both parties actions are illegal and dangerous, but this guy is lynched for crossing some other threshold of acceptability? Where do you draw the line if not at the law?
crosseyedlion said:
So if someone with mental problems and a desire to show off their superiority had a penchant for flailing around a machete feet away from people in supermarkets, then accidentally cut their own head off, they wouldn't deserve it?
Read the facts first!Your logic is flawed (not to mention grossly out of proportion), because you've misinterpreted the situation.
TITWONK said:
RIP, the world has lost some decent drivers this weekend
Fair enough, not everyone agreed with his driving, but he was a true petrol head and its a shame!
It's very pig headed to say he deserved it! Who are we to judge?
The public, the people who dont want to be run over by this fool when he's not following the rules of the road.Fair enough, not everyone agreed with his driving, but he was a true petrol head and its a shame!
It's very pig headed to say he deserved it! Who are we to judge?
Not going to go as far as he deserved it, but no one surely is surprised. Hope the tree wasnt too badly damaged
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