Sad... Too Young - Page 2 - G35Driver - Infiniti G35 & G37 Forum Discussion

Jun 7, 2006 | 01:15 AM

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gary c

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From: Valencia, Ca

Young kids.....fast car..........excessive speed!

A couple times a year this kinda thing happens in
my area.....last week 2 kids killed....new Mustang
driving to fast....last year 4 kids killed....same car
excessive speed....mom and dad shouldn't buy
these cars for their kids without them knowing how
to handle all the h.p....it's not always booze/drugs
just not having the ability to handle what they are
driving!

Jun 7, 2006 | 01:59 AM

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JGFox

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One browse through the first 10 pages of MyDeathSpace.com will show you that it doesn't matter what car they drive whether it's Infiniti, Saturn or BMWs or Mustangs... cars are not invicible. Slow the **** down before you kill yourself or prepare to deal with the potential consequences of your actions.

Jun 7, 2006 | 08:23 AM

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From: Jersey

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Originally Posted by shellguy05

I think its bull that they had to report that he was speeding down the highway. Even if he was, the kid died, didnt harm anyone else. Let him be, no need to try to rub his name in the mud. They could have easily omitted that out of the news.

He did kill his passenger.

Jun 10, 2006 | 02:36 AM

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jello_1955@hotm

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From: elk grove, california

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Originally Posted by shellguy05

As it's already been pointed out, the passenger died. And even if it was just the driver that was killed, other people DO get harmed. Do you think the family left behind can forget the loss? Every holiday will be tainted. At what should be happy events, someone will be thinking, "oh, why can't XXXXX be here?"

Jun 12, 2006 | 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Tonin

Very sad story,

I like to think I have more self-control every year I grow older, but at 27 I still do stupid things once in a while... it's easy to get carried away behind the wheel

+1, Tonin. I feel the same. Enough accidents in-car and out of car that I'm a little more familiar with my own mortality...and the mortality of others. We all get carried away sometimes. I usually try to restrict mine to on-ramps when you can throttle up without anyone really caring