Stupidity, not suprising - Ferrari 599 GTO Crashes Into Taxi Killing Two
May 13, 2012 | 10:49 PM
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@jhietter - Doesn't matter what the reason was behind the crazy. Considering how much damage the 599 took and the driver dieing, it quite obvious that excessive speed was a big factor, so regardless that he was distracted causing him to go through a red light, still doesn't give reasoning why him was speed. Just because he drove a 599 GTO, which is rare on it own account, does not mean he doesn't have to obey the rules of the ruled
May 13, 2012 | 11:33 PM
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Natural selection at work.
I only feel great sympathy for the family. We have mutual friends, and I have nothing good to say about the deceased driver but will not criticize him publicly in respect to his family and untimely demise but I will say I am not surprised whatsoever that this happened.
I also pray that the other innocent bystanders come out of this ok.
I only feel great sympathy for the family. We have mutual friends, and I have nothing good to say about the deceased driver but will not criticize him publicly in respect to his family and untimely demise but I will say I am not surprised whatsoever that this happened.
I also pray that the other innocent bystanders come out of this ok.
May 14, 2012 | 01:43 AM
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@jhietter - Doesn't matter what the reason was behind the crazy. Considering how much damage the 599 took and the driver dieing, it quite obvious that excessive speed was a big factor, so regardless that he was distracted causing him to go through a red light, still doesn't give reasoning why him was speed. Just because he drove a 599 GTO, which is rare on it own account, does not mean he doesn't have to obey the rules of the ruled
May 15, 2012 | 06:06 AM
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