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Old 03-06-2011, 06:20 PM   #1
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Watching Nine News just now (I didnt catch the location, but it was in SE Qld?) and yet another funeral for someone who died in a car crash was "celebrated" by doing massive burnouts, at least 6 cars all on public roads, right in front of Police.

Police apparently didnt react... nor did they stop oncoming traffic???
At one stage a bus goes past with a car on the road doing a burnout...

I mean what the hell???

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I didn't see it but it sounds like these morons haven't learnt anything. I bet they were commodore bogans too. Don't get me wrong, I love a good burnout..but time & place people...
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Its the bogan equivalent of gangstas pouring out a 40oz.
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Phattys funeral was today. Please tell me burnouts didn't happen there?
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At my funeral, I'll be very disappointed if there isn't Chisel turned up to 11 playing as well as some nice big burnouts.

All legally, of course...........................
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Phattys funeral was today. Please tell me burnouts didn't happen there?
Sadly, I believe it was.
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I wonder if bogans are self-aware. They must know in some way that it's grotesque and greatly inappropriate to leave Beam & Cola cans at crash sites and lay rubber at a funeral. Or are they really that feral?
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At my funeral, I'll be very disappointed if there isn't Chisel turned up to 11 playing as well as some nice big burnouts.

All legally, of course...........................


me to mate. but maybe not the chisel tho.
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There is a vid of it on ninemsn - it's too hard to add the linky from my mobile
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Sadly, I believe it was.
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Yes but what i dont understand is that a large number of police were present..
The didnt do anything to stop it... "Police were powerless to stop it" ???

I dont get it????

Surely if the Police allowed it , it would just continue at every other funeral without fear.
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Seems like the Police stopped traffic to allow it to happen.
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Maybe powerless mean't that the police were outnumbered.
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Seems like the Police stopped traffic to allow it to happen.

Footage showed a bus coming the other way while it was happening... and a few cars... Saw the man in the green fluro shirt toss something at one car.

Pretty sad to watch actually
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A mate was there hoping what was well known was going to happen wouldn't, here is his quote of the site....

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condolences to the families directly involved....otherwise I'm lost for words!!!
I don't know what to say.....
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Shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but not too many rocket scientists in the crowd there by the looks of things.....

Mentality of the garden variety idiot really. Get killed doing dumb stuff then your simpleton worshippers celebrate by doing the same rubbish that got the subject person killed in the first place.

Behold the Jim Beam generation.........
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See the bloke throwing a can/bottle at one of the cars?
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I can only hope the police got the rego's of the cars involved so they can follow up later....
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I didn't see it but it sounds like these morons haven't learnt anything. I bet they were commodore bogans too. Don't get me wrong, I love a good burnout..but time & place people...

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Some ppl express their feelings in a different way & it doesn't matter what other ppl think when it comes to some one close passing away
And some people dont understand what respect is....
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That is too good!! Surely a nice tribute to those that would have appreciated it (the deceased)!

Good on the cops for not stopping them, slow controlled burnouts aren't going to hurt anyone, and even if it did, they know the "risks" so too bad.

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Post 16 on Boost cruising is a classic.

'These guys doing burn outs know what they are doing', I bet the guys in the ground also thought they knew what they are doing

And they wonder why modded cars get a bad image

Here is hoping police will be knocking on doors with tow trucks and vehicle impound books soon
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RIP to phatty and brett.

For those that aren't aware these people where enthusiasts and well known around burnout comps. The boys were tragically killed in a car accident.

Today was the funeral and this was bound to happen.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6m4Da...feature=relmfu
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That is too good!! Surely a nice tribute to those that would have appreciated it (the deceased)!

Good on the cops for not stopping them, slow controlled burnouts aren't going to hurt anyone, and even if it did, they know the "risks" so too bad.

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Yes I agree!!!! NOne has died doing a burnout. Not that I know of. I want everyone doing burnouts at my funeral as that is one of the things I am known of. I do the biggest and best burnouts. Mind you, I DON'T endanger the public, if that's what they did, good on them 10000000%!!!!!!!
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Good on em, people need to get over the burnouts kill crap it's a bit of fun, oldies doing 50 kill more people than burnouts ever have.

If tyres don't get popped at my funeral I'd be disappointed.
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