Gross negligence for each one of the idiots involved whom I know personally. While I do believe they were all acting like tools that night, nobody deserves to die. People make mistakes all the time, some more than others (self included), the result is not always death.

Wrong about the FB update.....while the rider was a complete tard talking about drinking, he didn't say that dumb shit about getting drunk and then jumping on his boys bike.

Yes the name has been released.... http://www.wavy.com/dpp/news/local_n...mpton_20090919

 

Rollingstock, riding like a retard?

 

hell ya son... stuntin a ninja 2fiddy when i was 17.. what u got on that?....


while yourll at it.. heres a video of me doing rolling burnouts with no gear at all



heyhey look another one without gear


anything more pics?

 

this is a cool one from the same day





posting pic of me 6 years ago is pretty gay.. and im on a back road that no cars ever go down.. i was out learnin how to wheelie for over an hr and never had one cop come by

 

Ever heard the saying.....when you argue with an idiot, from afar it's hard for people to tell the difference? (or something like that)

In other words, you're wasting your breath. This site is full of retards like him that live on this site and love to try and look cool and think along the lines of "omgz plus rep for me if i saiz this?" instead of owning up and realizing that everyone has done dumb shit. Yes, the guy did something incredibly dumb and he paid for it with his life, that doesn't change the fact that he could have been a great guy who usually made intelligent decisions but lost it all from a stupid 60 second mistake. But then I'm wasting my breath cause we're on the site that loves to post up the regular cool guy bullshit "Thanks for making my insurance rates go up" or "Idiot deserved it" from the same people who at times also make retarded decisons. Putting on a helmet to move the bike from the road to his driveway? LOLOL, now I've heard it all.....

 

You've pretty much said what I said. I never once said he deserved it. I lost a cousin to a motorcycle crash that was HIS FAULT, he was my Mom's nephew and I was devastated by it as we grew up together. Did I feel grief? Of course, did he get what he asked for? YES, he made a bad decision and that's what he got because of it. He did NOT deserve to die, but he DID get what he asked for when he tried to do 120 on a 2 way highway with no jersey wall divider. I keep thinking to myself "WHAT WAS HE THINKING AT THAT TIME?" He'd been riding for over 6 years and wasn't a drinker, it STILL doesn't make sense to me, he never made reckless decisions like that in the past but he did something out of his comfort zone and paid for it big time.

We all take our own risks, all I'm saying is that it just takes a little bit of reserve to keep yourself from going overboard and ending yourself. I bear no ill-will to any riders unless they're stupiding around me (I.E. that 900RR rider from either central or nova during the last group ride where people came from Nova to here, trying to do an end-o on atlantic blvd during rush hour in a group of 15+ bikes).

 

That sucks for your cousin man, but yeah that's pretty much exactly what I was trying to say.

 

Really? Did you really just say that?


Pot, kettle, what?

Fuck you asshole I lost hard. <3

 

What over hand / under hand thread of toilet paper are we speaking of?! HOW DID I MISS THIS!?

 

Check naggers old threads.