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Old 18-03-2006, 06:42 PM   #1
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Default Three yr old escapes fatal crash.

Just saw on news in Sydney that ricer and his mate were killed in Western Sydney after snapping his car in half round a pole.
All this with his 3yr old son in the back seat!!! who thankfully survived with only minor injury. Thank God!!!!
It just amazes me... how the hell could anyone do something that stupid with your toddler son in the car and just to compound the problem, he had a space saver spare wheel on the right rear
Im just stunned.. What a tool, what an absolute tool :

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Old 18-03-2006, 06:48 PM   #2
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Even with just your mate in the car, you'd have to be a ********.

Good to hear the young bloke's alright.
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Old 18-03-2006, 06:53 PM   #3
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whats the mother going to do, she must be angry but happy her son is alive. i cant see y someone would concider a stupid act with family in the car
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Old 18-03-2006, 06:56 PM   #4
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What were the circumstances for the accident to happen?

Thankfully the little boy is ok but he is now going to be growing up without a dad, how sad!!!

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Old 18-03-2006, 06:57 PM   #5
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I only came in half way through the story. They said he was overtaking when he lost control.
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Old 18-03-2006, 06:58 PM   #6
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What A A$$hole, : : :nutsycuck Where Was His Brains When He Decided To This???? I'm Happy The Son Is Ok..
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:01 PM   #7
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What A A$$hole. Where Was His Brains When He Decided To This???? I'm Happy The Son Is Ok..
All they said was that he was overtaking. We don't know if he was speeding or doin it in a reckless way.

I'm not sure overtaking someone constitutes being called a A$$hole.

Anyway, the driver was killed. So I guess he learn't a pretty good lesson
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:02 PM   #8
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Taking anyone elses life in your hands should make you drive smarter. When it just yourself its one thing, when 1 other person gets in the car its a whole new ball game. How sad not having a father now. Poor family
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:13 PM   #9
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All they said was that he was overtaking. We don't know if he was speeding or doin it in a reckless way.

I'm not sure overtaking someone constitutes being called a A$$hole.

Anyway, the driver was killed. So I guess he learn't a pretty good lesson
I agree, he could have got pushed off the road for all we know. Why do people just jump the gun all the time?
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:13 PM   #10
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Watched it aswell. The car was an absolute mess. Glad the son is alright.
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:13 PM   #11
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I just did a search considering a few hostile type responses in here.. was wondering what on earth had been reported.. Strangely enough it was simply reported as Bucknaked said........ 'he was overtaking'
They didn't share if he was speeding, driving recklessly, drunk, on drugs, or what the heck ever......

Gee some people are so quick to judge without facts.... What if something innocent happened (tyre blow out etc)....can happen to anyone anytime.

Take a moment to think about how both these mens families are feeling now, and take heart in thinking how lucky the little boy was to survive but in 10 years or so he will be told that he was in the car that his daddy died in!!!!!!!!

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Old 18-03-2006, 07:15 PM   #12
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All they said was that he was overtaking. We don't know if he was speeding or doin it in a reckless way.

I'm not sure overtaking someone constitutes being called a A$$hole.

Anyway, the driver was killed. So I guess he learn't a pretty good lesson
REGARDLESS IF HE WAS PASSING OR NOT IT STILL WRECKLESS DRIVING TO ME AND WORST WITH HIS 3YR OLD SON IN THE CAR. THAT'S WHAT'S DISTURBING TO ME. MY GODDAUGHTER IS 4 AND I KNOW IF SHE IS IN THE SAME CAR WITH ME DRIVING I'M NOT GONNA WHIP DOWN THE ROAD LIKE SOMEONE WITH A DEATHWISH.
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:23 PM   #13
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Intercepted vehicle approximately 2 months ago Western Highway. Driver did not speak much english and was of North Eastern African descent with his 1 year old daughter in rear passenger seat.

Reason for intercept, he was reversing in right lane of Western Highway, Melton, Victoria, 110kmph zone.

Reason for reversing. Missed turn off approximately 2km before.

Some people....................
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REGARDLESS IF HE WAS PASSING OR NOT IT STILL WRECKLESS DRIVING TO ME AND WORST WITH HIS 3YR OLD SON IN THE CAR. THAT'S WHAT'S DISTURBING TO ME. MY GODDAUGHTER IS 4 AND I KNOW IF SHE IS IN THE SAME CAR WITH ME DRIVING I'M NOT GONNA WHIP DOWN THE ROAD LIKE SOMEONE WITH A DEATHWISH.
What we are saying is that we do not know if he was overtaking a car going 60 in an 80 zone, hits a pothole - blows tyre out and looses it into a pole. In which case he is not doing anything like wreckless driving and he is driving to the conditions, there is no blame on anyone.

I have not seen the footage yet the only thing I have heard was that it was a skyline - But that does not mean that they are automatically speeding. I will give them the benefit of the doubt until proven wrong - That is the basis for our legal system, and what should be part of societies values.

How often have you driven with your goddaughter at 100km/hr? If one of your tyres blowout at that speed there is a good chance you may crash your car...
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:37 PM   #15
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Following taken from News.com.au:
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117...5-1242,00.html

"A THREE-year-old boy has survived a horror crash of a high-performance sports car in which two young men died in Sydney early today.

Police say the Nissan GT Skyline shattered into three pieces when the driver apparently lost control on a suburban Merrylands street and slammed into a tree at 12.45am (AEDT) today.
The driver and front seat passenger, both in their 20s, were killed instantly.

The three-year-old boy, the only other person in the car and seated in the back, escaped with minor injuries.

He was taken to Westmead Childrens Hospital."
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:41 PM   #16
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To snap the car in half, there's obviously some pace behind the vehicle. If the driver wasn't doing anything he wasn't supposed to be, then yes it's simply an unfortunate shame.

I admit I probably jumped the gun a bit, but I think that had more to do with the way that Blue worded his first post. Made it sound like something stupid was taking place.
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:44 PM   #17
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lets be realistic though, you don't break a car into 3 parts around a pole in suburbia if you aren't speeding :(
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Thats right... Wouldn't split if ya hit it at a low speed.
12.45am is a bit late to be just ducking to the shops for milk. :
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Old 18-03-2006, 07:51 PM   #19
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Off topic, but i love how they put emphasis on "High Performance". They may be high performance off the showroom, i don't honestly know
It could have been stock as a rock for all we know, but they make a point of putting it in there... The first thing they'd say about me is "The ute was fitted with a bullbar" :
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REGARDLESS IF HE WAS PASSING OR NOT IT STILL WRECKLESS DRIVING TO ME AND WORST WITH HIS 3YR OLD SON IN THE CAR. THAT'S WHAT'S DISTURBING TO ME. MY GODDAUGHTER IS 4 AND I KNOW IF SHE IS IN THE SAME CAR WITH ME DRIVING I'M NOT GONNA WHIP DOWN THE ROAD LIKE SOMEONE WITH A DEATHWISH.
I think its been determined now that he was speeding.

In Australia, we often over take people. Yeah I know, its not the done thing. Even those who insist on sitting in the overtaking lane doing 10 under the limit.

You know you shouldn't use caps locks. people think your shouting at them. SO TURN IT OFF

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lets be realistic though, you don't break a car into 3 parts around a pole in suburbia if you aren't speeding :(
I 100% AGREE WITH YOU!!!!!
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The son might be alright now but in years to come he will be growing up without a father.
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The first thing they'd say about me is "The ute was fitted with a bullbar" :
You don't think it'd be more like: "In the early hours of the morning, a Winton man walked away from an accident in which his bullbar, equipped with a late-model Falcon ute..."?
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You don't think it'd be more like: "In the early hours of the morning, a Winton man walked away from an accident in which his bullbar, equipped with a late-model Falcon ute..."?
You got me there! :
I fitted the Ute to the Bullbar, not the Bullbar to the Ute!!! :
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What we are saying is that we do not know if he was overtaking a car going 60 in an 80 zone, hits a pothole - blows tyre out and looses it into a pole. In which case he is not doing anything like wreckless driving and he is driving to the conditions, there is no blame on anyone.

I have not seen the footage yet the only thing I have heard was that it was a skyline - But that does not mean that they are automatically speeding. I will give them the benefit of the doubt until proven wrong - That is the basis for our legal system, and what should be part of societies values.

How often have you driven with your goddaughter at 100km/hr? If one of your tyres blowout at that speed there is a good chance you may crash your car...
I UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE SAYING MAYBE I WAS A BIT ON THE ИИИИED OFF SIDE WHEN I SUBMITTED THAT POST BUT WHEN KIDS ARE INVOLVED IT SENDS MY BLOOD PRESSURE TO A BOIL!!!!
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Lower the caps now!!!
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You got me there! :
I fitted the Ute to the Bullbar, not the Bullbar to the Ute!!! :
It's like the old "You gonna have some pie with all that sauce?" saying.
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I think its been determined now that he was speeding.

In Australia, we often over take people. Yeah I know, its not the done thing. Even those who insist on sitting in the overtaking lane doing 10 under the limit.

You know you shouldn't use caps locks. people think your shouting at them. SO TURN IT OFF

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THANKS, BTW Bad habit with me typing with caps on.My boss can't stand when I type with caps.BTW Hope I wasn't being harsh with you guys I just lost it when I read a 3yr old was in the car.Need to learn to control my anger that's all.THANKS AGAIN FOR THE WELCOME.
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It's like the old "You gonna have some pie with all that sauce?" saying.
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I knew BA XL UTE would dance a jig when he saw I finally turned the caps off.
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