Come on – don’t be hard on the nignog – we were all young once – I can remember cruising through Kent with my beat up Ford Capri Mark I, with go-faster stripes, alloy wheels, furry dice, front spoiler, tacky rear blinds – no sound system but a big battery-operated wogbox on the rear seats at the back. Brilliant days.
Diogenes
December 1, 2016 12:54 pm
That god that jungle music stopped.
KaD
December 1, 2016 1:09 pm
That’s what happens when you speed down Darwin Drive.
motley
December 1, 2016 1:22 pm
At least we can confirm that some Darwinian theories are valid.
Bostonbob
December 1, 2016 1:28 pm
That’s going to leave a mark.
Bob.
Dutchman
December 1, 2016 2:14 pm
I’m for giving all Neegrows fast cars if they drive like that!
Stucky
December 1, 2016 2:19 pm
I just love it when Admin posts feel good stories.
Oh well, they can’t all be winners. I doubt he is a very fast learner, he’ll probably do it again as soon as he gets out of the hospital. Maybe next time the desired result will happen
Pete H
December 1, 2016 2:20 pm
I hope that idiot has to listen to that same song, over and over again, for ETERNITY!
nkit
December 1, 2016 2:25 pm
I bet he ended up here…
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BB
December 1, 2016 3:00 pm
Hard watching that knowing what the results can be.I see people driving reckless out here doing my job with FedEx.Happens more than you would think.I just do my best to get out of the way.
Smoke Jensen
December 1, 2016 3:20 pm
The last thing he saw were the large speakers through the back of his head. If you’re going to speed, speed responsibly.
PB
December 1, 2016 4:50 pm
Low IQ, poor future time orientation, lack of impulse control….anything else?
Failure of situational awareness. As your driving speed increases, the amount of information you need to process per unit time also increases, and the further ahead you have to plan (which includes transiting junctions / significant direction changes). Unless you are travelling on a road where the majority of other users are also travelling fast (and in approximately the same direction as you are), that differential speed can lead to problems (mainly arising from other road-users not seeing or reacting to your presence). This is why emergency service vehicles are fitted with visible and audible warning devices. This is also THE major reason behind “burn-out” in emergency services drivers – major workload stress.
Queen is too sexy for himself
Funny they didn’t play that song at the old sodomite’s tribute concert
Come on – don’t be hard on the nignog – we were all young once – I can remember cruising through Kent with my beat up Ford Capri Mark I, with go-faster stripes, alloy wheels, furry dice, front spoiler, tacky rear blinds – no sound system but a big battery-operated wogbox on the rear seats at the back. Brilliant days.
That god that jungle music stopped.
That’s what happens when you speed down Darwin Drive.
At least we can confirm that some Darwinian theories are valid.
That’s going to leave a mark.
Bob.
I’m for giving all Neegrows fast cars if they drive like that!
I just love it when Admin posts feel good stories.
I don’t think he actually died. So it wasn’t a totally happy ending.
Oh well, they can’t all be winners. I doubt he is a very fast learner, he’ll probably do it again as soon as he gets out of the hospital. Maybe next time the desired result will happen
I hope that idiot has to listen to that same song, over and over again, for ETERNITY!
I bet he ended up here…
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Hard watching that knowing what the results can be.I see people driving reckless out here doing my job with FedEx.Happens more than you would think.I just do my best to get out of the way.
The last thing he saw were the large speakers through the back of his head. If you’re going to speed, speed responsibly.
Low IQ, poor future time orientation, lack of impulse control….anything else?
Horrible taste in music?
Failure of situational awareness. As your driving speed increases, the amount of information you need to process per unit time also increases, and the further ahead you have to plan (which includes transiting junctions / significant direction changes). Unless you are travelling on a road where the majority of other users are also travelling fast (and in approximately the same direction as you are), that differential speed can lead to problems (mainly arising from other road-users not seeing or reacting to your presence). This is why emergency service vehicles are fitted with visible and audible warning devices. This is also THE major reason behind “burn-out” in emergency services drivers – major workload stress.
Looks like Providence, RI on I-95.
Definitely moron/s.