The member named Bonkers.

http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/in...?topic=21573.0


Please, tell me I am not alone in my feelings on that subject.

what a douce.

a real asshole

like ucima said what an asshole

:asshat:

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I didnt read the whole thread, only his first post and i partly agree

people die everyday, life goes on :dunno: I agree that the idiot driver that killed them should be held responsible, but i guess he didnt break any laws in candia...maybe they were to busy fucking a moose?

Read his other posts, Dave. He's suggesting that these kids did nothing wrong, even though they killed 2 people, and left a 7 year old girl without her parents.

yea he is an ass

Thats just not right fucking dumbass is NOT being charged!! whats up with that?:wtf:

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I'm kind of in the middle here.

Ghost, I don't know how long you've been driving, but this is coming from someone who's barely got a year under their belt.

Kids make mistakes. Yeah yeah yeah, we're all told to follow the speedlimit and to never ever race someone on the street. All that did was make me curious and want to try it out. One day I did, only went to 80mph, but I did and guess what? I didn't hurt anyone. So, I did it again, and again and again, and still didn't hurt anyone. Experience is learning they say, well my experience (along with many kids like me) is going fast on the streets and living to tell the tale.

Then one day I was doing over 100mph on a backroad. I had NEVER seen anyone on this road before, at least not while I was driving on it. Well, this time someone pulled out infront of me. I locked the brakes up, and managed to veer my car around them in a cloud of smoke. Heart pounding, palms sweating, gasping for breath, I realized "well that was fucking stupid of me!" Haven't done it since.

Experience is everything. Ever since I've experienced the above incident, I have a grasp on just why speeding and street racing is so dangerous. This "grasp" makes the difference between telling people that I'll run them on the street, and "let's take it to the track." Most drivers with more experience don't remember where I'm coming from, so I figured I'd remind everyone.

Judging by the charges, this was this kids first "experience" with why street racing is dangerous. He killed two innocent people, and left a seven year old without parents. Should he pay for it, absofuckinglutely. Should he have his entire life destroyed and rot in jail for it? I don't think so. He should be punished and at least be forced to remember what he did, but life in jail because one night he decided to push his gas pedal to the floor? Cmon now. Although I think this Bonker's guy is a little above and beyond, I personally think he's got a point.

Coming up on 5 years now.


I too have done stupid things behind the wheel. Purposely fishtailing on a gravel road when I was 17 (car ended up in the ditch, never did it again), accelerating through a turn in the rain (once again, car ended up in the ditch), and a few other things, But I've NEVER done it in the middle of town. Not once.

that guy is a fuckin moron

I read the article, did it say that he raced through a town? I don't recall, either way I think "let him rot in jail" is a bit much, but a good sensible punishment should definitely be in order.

Well, since the couple were on their way home from celibrating their anniversery, I'd assume they were coming home from a restaurant. Generally, those are found in a town.

I've been driving for 9ish going on 10ish years. I agree I have done some stupid shit in my days. Learning from your mistakes, i agree, but when your mistakes caues 2 people their lives, and a 7 year old her parents, then something needs to be done about it. Kid or not, he needs to be treated as an adult, *since he was deemed adult enough to operate a motor vehicle* and take responsability for his actions. I don't care if it's his first time in a car, if he kills someone then he needs to be punished, and punished PROPERLY. Rotting in jail, probably not the best punishment, but he DEFINATELY needs a good few years of it, license revoke, suspension, and some good ol probabation.