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9/19/11, 03:43 PM
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9/19/11, 05:05 PM
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I hope I don't ruffle to many,but I have no sympathy for anyone driving drunk and having a wreck.I hope they go to jail.I also have a LS and I am dissappointed about the car.......hope the driver looses the car and his liecense.My closest friend and his kids were killed by a drunk in a muscle car not long ago.
9/19/11, 05:32 PM
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This thread has no value, other than stomping on a fellow TMS member. Why it was ever posted is beyond comprehension since the outcome was predictable.
It just adds salt to the wound and only invites idiotic comments even though everyone knows the subsequent consequences of the noted action. Perhaps those who find this misfortune amusing or funny might find no one is ever sheltered or excempt from being in a similar position regardless of circumstances.
Even if difficult for some, make an effort to show a bit of class.
It just adds salt to the wound and only invites idiotic comments even though everyone knows the subsequent consequences of the noted action. Perhaps those who find this misfortune amusing or funny might find no one is ever sheltered or excempt from being in a similar position regardless of circumstances.
Even if difficult for some, make an effort to show a bit of class.
9/19/11, 05:38 PM
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This thread has no value, other than stomping on a fellow TMS member. Why it was ever posted is beyond comprehension since the outcome was predictable.
It just adds salt to the wound and only invites idiotic comments even though everyone knows the subsequent consequences of the noted action. Perhaps those who find this misfortune amusing or funny might find no one is ever sheltered or excempt from being in a similar position regardless of circumstances.
Even if difficult for some, make an effort to show a bit of class.
It just adds salt to the wound and only invites idiotic comments even though everyone knows the subsequent consequences of the noted action. Perhaps those who find this misfortune amusing or funny might find no one is ever sheltered or excempt from being in a similar position regardless of circumstances.
Even if difficult for some, make an effort to show a bit of class.
9/19/11, 06:05 PM
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This thread has no value, other than stomping on a fellow TMS member. Why it was ever posted is beyond comprehension since the outcome was predictable.
It just adds salt to the wound and only invites idiotic comments even though everyone knows the subsequent consequences of the noted action. Perhaps those who find this misfortune amusing or funny might find no one is ever sheltered or excempt from being in a similar position regardless of circumstances.
Even if difficult for some, make an effort to show a bit of class.
It just adds salt to the wound and only invites idiotic comments even though everyone knows the subsequent consequences of the noted action. Perhaps those who find this misfortune amusing or funny might find no one is ever sheltered or excempt from being in a similar position regardless of circumstances.
Even if difficult for some, make an effort to show a bit of class.
9/19/11, 06:06 PM
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You should consider yourself lucky. You have received a free pass on more than one occassion yet other members on this very forum have let it go letting bygones be bygones and been gracious enough not to embarass you. On the contrary, once you got your LS you were welcomed back with open arms.
9/19/11, 06:19 PM
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Now that you have seen the results perhaps you should consider asking the TMS administration to delete the thread.
9/19/11, 06:20 PM
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Article said passenger got the worst of it and some wheels are missing so it seems the worst of the damage we can't even see. (the passenger side)
Glad there were no deaths considering the article claims 70mph, then again can't confirm if the article is truthful.
Glad there were no deaths considering the article claims 70mph, then again can't confirm if the article is truthful.
9/19/11, 06:34 PM
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You should consider yourself lucky. You have received a free pass on more than one occassion yet other members on this very forum have let it go letting bygones be bygones and been gracious enough not to embarass you. On the contrary, once you got your LS you were welcomed back with open arms.
9/19/11, 06:59 PM
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You should consider yourself lucky. You have received a free pass on more than one occassion yet other members on this very forum have let it go letting bygones be bygones and been gracious enough not to embarass you. On the contrary, once you got your LS you were welcomed back with open arms.
I will also point out that I have not said a single negative comment about the member in question. But I also don't feel that he should be offered some sort of TMS protection.
The picture of his accident should be a stark reminder to all of us the sort of thing that can happen in the blink of an eye when driving a high performance car. It should also be a reminder of what could happen if you drink and drive. It has the potential to absolutely destroy lives. I'm sure he's remorseful but these are things you need to think about before getting behind the wheel of a car.
9/19/11, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Whammer
I will also point out that I have not said a single negative comment about the member in question. But I also don't feel that he should be offered some sort of TMS protection.
The picture of his accident should be a stark reminder to all of us the sort of thing that can happen in the blink of an eye when driving a high performance car. It should also be a reminder of what could happen if you drink and drive. It has the potential to absolutely destroy lives. I'm sure he's remorseful but these are things you need to think about before getting behind the wheel of a car.
9/19/11, 07:12 PM
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Not at all. You appear to be a passionate Mustang enthusiast which means many fellow TMS members have noticed as well thus offering courtesy at times when perhaps a different route could have been chosen. Having different levels of expression is easy to misread at times but in the Boss forum it seems the benefit of doubt is observed frequently thus creating a friendlier and more comradery atmosphere. That is what I find surprising and contradicting about this topic.
Whether the driver in question, you, or anybody else be in the same predicament I would be posting in the exact same manner since I do not find joy in anyone's misfortune regardless whether it is self inflicted or not, whether I am fond of the individual or not.
Whether the driver in question, you, or anybody else be in the same predicament I would be posting in the exact same manner since I do not find joy in anyone's misfortune regardless whether it is self inflicted or not, whether I am fond of the individual or not.
9/19/11, 07:16 PM
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Not at all. You appear to be a passionate Mustang enthusiast which means many fellow TMS members have noticed as well thus offering courtesy at times when perhaps a different route could have been chosen. Having different levels of expression is easy to misread at times but in the Boss forum it seems the benefit of doubt is observed frequently thus creating a friendlier and more comradery atmosphere. That is what I find surprising and contradicting about this topic.
Whether the driver in question, you, or anybody else be in the same predicament I would be posting in the exact same manner since I do not find joy in anyone's misfortune regardless whether it is self inflicted or not, whether I am fond of the individual or not.
Whether the driver in question, you, or anybody else be in the same predicament I would be posting in the exact same manner since I do not find joy in anyone's misfortune regardless whether it is self inflicted or not, whether I am fond of the individual or not.
