Honestly thought this would happen to Bam first, Ryan seemed like the more level headed one but apparently I was wrong.
Bam is a big baby. I remember watching an episode of his show where he challenged Ryan to a race. Ryan added so much nitrous to his car that the engine blew at like 120mph. I'm surprised it didn't happen sooner.
Hate to hear about anyone dieing. BUT it is true that when you get behind the wheel of a car after a night of drinking and do well over the speed limit I have no sympathy for you or anyone who claims it was "tragic". The only thing tragic is that he didn't survive so he could be punished for his obvious disrespect for life. In death nothing is learned except that we die. RIP.
Darn straight. Glad to see there is someone else here there is level headed too. Just pick up the paper any day of the week and you can read about some idiot getting drunk and killing some person who was just going about there life. Here in richmond we recently had a 17 year old go the wrong way on the Powhite and he killed two guys who were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. the drunk of course just walked away with almost no injuries.
^^^THIS^^^ I dont feel bad one bit.. They are all a bunch of loony ****s... I dont think there is anything they have done that is actually funny... And weeman has the biggest balls of all them...
I don't understand how people can tell others to shut up about how stupid that death was. That guy has no respect for his life, let alone other people's...
911 gt3. Rear engine, rear drive. Problem with porsche's layout (in the wrd models, the awd fare better) is that if the tail steps out, you have to get on the gas to get it to settle down, and you just have to steer through it. No 'oops let me touch the brakes' - because that will just seal your fate. It's not always a good time to get on the gas ... like if you're braking to avoid hitting a deer on a winding wooded road. Short of the 911 gt2, the 911 gt3 is a car that's the most 'out to kill the unprepared'. Something as simple as 'letting off of the gas' can put you into the trees with a 911. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kUF6EBIGJk This accident can happen (and does ... often) to anyone in a gt3. Regardless of whether or not the driver had been drinking hours earlier (and regardless of whether or not he was sober at the time of the accident). That said, the 911 tt (awd, a bit more tame) is a really interesting car, that I'm eyeing for after I'm done with my current ride. -scheherazade
Drinking and driving + going 2.5x the speed limit... about time natural selection caught up. I wonder how long till the rest of those monkeys bite it. Hopefully without injuring/killing anyone else.
Worth noting that no one knows what his speed was, and he was drinking the evening before (no one knows if he was still under any influence). His car (rwd 911) is affectionately called the 'widowmaker', for how easy it is to lose it. http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy&...gc.r_pw.&fp=905e9081899b75b1&biw=1053&bih=823 -scheherazade
"A few hours before the 3am crash, Dunn tweeted a picture of himself drinking with two friends. The photo has since been removed." Ya he was drunk. But really this is big who cares.
I still don't want to disrespect anyone who has just recently died. He does have a family. No matter how much of a wreckless fool he was on camera we have no idea what kind of person he was in private. His family still loved him and now have an empty hole in there lives that he once filled. Condolences to his family.
People make mistakes, his was fatal. I wonder if all the people in this thread that are so happy a young man just died would feel the same if it was their mother or father who made the mistake of driving drunk and ended up dead? I doubt it.
I've had a coupe beers a few hours before driving, and have been nowhere near drunk. Hell, nowhere even near buzzed. A photo hours before driving means nothing, esp when you can't tell how much he drank. The rule of thumb is '1 hour per beer' to 'pass through your system'. For example : 2 beers and 3 hours and the average person is plenty fine. Glad to hear it. -scheherazade
I feel bad for his family but if he didn't care enough about his own life to not drink and drive that's his own fault obviously. Same for anyone that gets in a car with a drunk driver. Glad no innocent lives were lost though.
