for one you can drive carelessly at 20mph moron :rolleyes:
and if you refering to my accident, you can still drive at 100mph down a straight part of the road until you come to a badly judged corner, by the time brakes have been pressed, you skidded past your turn in point and then gone off the road, along a bit of dirt and then finally hit something, quite a bit of speed can be scrubbed off. you don't need to be driving at 30mph to hit something at 30mph unless your asleep |
poor guy :(
3 hours to cut out must have been unbearable |
Hows the tree?
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Originally Posted by RB5SCOTT
(Post 6632100)
Repeating or quoting, same thing ;)
Have you hit a tree at 30???.......I have, being driven by a mate that was being a total pratt :mad: left the road at 40 mph probably doing around 30mph when a tree slamed into my door... guess what? i climbed out of his side a walked home. I would estimate that this policeman may have been going a fair bit quicker. My sister in law hit a lamp post at something under 30, in a car being driven by a complete ****. She didn't come home. Ever. :( Your point is what? That circumstances are different in each collision? That the facts aren't known outside of the collision investigator's office yet? That any of us could be in the same position through bad luck, a momentary lapse in judgement, a fluke of physics or some combination of the three? If so, well done - you've made it admirably. If not then I'd respectfully suggest you're talking bollocks. SB |
Originally Posted by G00ner
(Post 6632219)
Damp patch, spillage, puncture or any manner of mechanical fault, to speculate without the facts is moronic at best.
This may have been the answer nobdy can remark on this accident without the full facts, but sadly i don't think we will ever know I just fill so sad for the guy, being trapped in a smashed vehicle for 3 hours is something I can relate too, but I came away in tact, although be it I smashed my leg, knee hip ankles and i had to learn to walk again, all thanks to a drunk driver:( Cheers Colin |
Irrespective of the cause, we should all feel sorry for the guy. To lose both legs must be earth shattering. His life will obviously never be the same. He will live with the results for the rest of his life. Have some sympathy for Gods sake, there's little in some of these posts.
We dont know the cause of the accident, what speed he was travelling or anything. To easy to jump to conclusions. |
Damp patch, spillage, puncture or any manner of mechanical fault, to speculate without the facts is moronic at best. |
Originally Posted by Sbradley
(Post 6632466)
So?
My sister in law hit a lamp post at something under 30, in a car being driven by a complete ****. She didn't come home. Ever. :( Your point is what? That circumstances are different in each collision? That the facts aren't known outside of the collision investigator's office yet? That any of us could be in the same position through bad luck, a momentary lapse in judgement, a fluke of physics or some combination of the three? If so, well done - you've made it admirably. If not then I'd respectfully suggest you're talking bollocks. SB I agree with the comments above and as someone whose job is to manage and investigate serious and fatal accidents can equally say I have seen a car into a tree at under 30 where the young lad in the passenger seat is no longer with us! The car was totally destroyed. RB5SCOTT - Without full knowledge of the incident your comments are ignorant to say the least and show a lack of care for any human being that is sadly predictable in modern society..... I also find it sad that there are comments such as this on a site for Scooby enthusiasts - what does it say about Scooby owners .... you just don't seem to get this on other forums to the degree it is evident here . I think unfortunately that says alot! |
Originally Posted by r32
(Post 6632650)
Irrespective of the cause, we should all feel sorry for the guy. To lose both legs must be earth shattering. His life will obviously never be the same. He will live with the results for the rest of his life. Have some sympathy for Gods sake, there's little in some of these posts.
We dont know the cause of the accident, what speed he was travelling or anything. To easy to jump to conclusions. Spot On Most of us, Correction I speed on occasions, always have always will, I like to think I do it with a certain degree of caution and care, bet this guy felt the same. I can’t imagine (or least don’t want to) losing both legs in a car accident. |
Originally Posted by G00ner
(Post 6632219)
Damp patch, spillage, puncture or any manner of mechanical fault, to speculate without the facts is moronic at best.
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Originally Posted by brumdaisy
(Post 6631889)
pity you already started.
I take it that not only are you an expert on car crashes that you know nothing of, but you are also an expert of the people of Birmingham. Mummy and Daddy must be very proud :rolleyes: Im no expert on car crashes, no doubt you are, but bearing in mind a car can kill at 40 I doubt it takes even the speed limit to cause that kind of horrific injury. Even if he was speeding, nearly all of us do it some times. Maybe he lost control, maybe a squirrel dashed across the road. So what if he is a policeman, he's also human and allowed to make mistakes. You just dont get it do you - it can happen to anyone, including YOU. Perhaps it was carelessness - Perhaps it was sheer bad luck - Who knows we dont - (Its always dangerous to assume) If Ayton Senna can die in a car then it can happen to anyone. |
Originally Posted by RB5SCOTT
(Post 6632100)
Repeating or quoting, same thing ;)
Have you hit a tree at 30???.......I have, being driven by a mate that was being a total pratt :mad: left the road at 40 mph probably doing around 30mph when a tree slamed into my door... guess what? i climbed out of his side a walked home. I would estimate that this policeman may have been going a fair bit quicker. |
think this has gotten out of hand a bit. Im sure RB5Scott didnt mean to be malicious about this although it did come across that way, however if the thread was "car thief wraps car around tree and loses both legs", the comments by people on this thread would be totally different I have read comments before on car theft threads where people have said that they hope they crash and burn to death and I have read about losing legs as well.
Seems to me like a lot of people have double standards. Hope the person injured makes a good recovery from the other injuries and has the support of family and friends to help him through |
Originally Posted by RB5SCOTT
(Post 6631696)
Questions to be asked????
Was it his car or a police car? Was he so called "testing it to see what it could do" Either way it looks as though speed and carelessness was probably the cause! Not a good example to set It's obvious you don't have the full facts, as others have said, it's avery poor generalisation and a cheap dig IMO. |
Originally Posted by Jamescsti
(Post 6633185)
What a tosser!
It's obvious you don't have the full facts, as others have said, it's avery poor generalisation and a cheap dig IMO. |
Originally Posted by RB5SCOTT
(Post 6632224)
for one you can drive carelessly at 20mph moron :rolleyes:
and if you refering to my accident, you can still drive at 100mph down a straight part of the road until you come to a badly judged corner, by the time brakes have been pressed, you skidded past your turn in point and then gone off the road, along a bit of dirt and then finally hit something, quite a bit of speed can be scrubbed off. you don't need to be driving at 30mph to hit something at 30mph unless your asleep You had no evidence about what actually happened to cause the crash and therefore whatever you said was pure conjecture and cannot be taken as evidence. This was a bad accident and the poor bloke has lost his legs. As a young man that is a terrible thing to happen although it would be awful at any age of course. A bit of sympathy might be more appropriate! Until you actually know why the accident occurred, you would do well to avoid shooting your mouth off and also making such an offensive post anyway. There were enough people ready to blame the Hamster for the dreadful crash he had during his speed record attempt. Just like you they assumed he had got it all wrong when we now know that is was a front tyre failure which was the reason. You would be wise to learn the lesson from that. Les :( |
Originally Posted by Jaybird-UK
(Post 6632343)
poor guy :(
3 hours to cut out must have been unbearable |
Originally Posted by RB5SCOTT
(Post 6631696)
Questions to be asked????
Was it his car or a police car? Was he so called "testing it to see what it could do" Either way it looks as though speed and carelessness was probably the cause! Not a good example to set No-one buys a scooby to drive slow, fact! Everyone on this site has driven to fast and no doubt lost it at times. If it wasn't a copper retards like you:iamwithst would be feeling sorry for him!:mad: |
Originally Posted by John57
(Post 6632935)
I think some of the posts on this thread show this forum is indeed the pits !
I agree with the comments above and as someone whose job is to manage and investigate serious and fatal accidents can equally say I have seen a car into a tree at under 30 where the young lad in the passenger seat is no longer with us! The car was totally destroyed. RB5SCOTT - Without full knowledge of the incident your comments are ignorant to say the least and show a lack of care for any human being that is sadly predictable in modern society..... I also find it sad that there are comments such as this on a site for Scooby enthusiasts - what does it say about Scooby owners .... you just don't seem to get this on other forums to the degree it is evident here . I think unfortunately that says alot! Spot on ........... |
Don't know if this may clarify a little bit of what happended......
My mum knows this guy involved and he swerved to miss an animal on the road. He's in a terrible state so please think about what he is going through. |
Off but sort of on topic - i had a 30mph incident recently which wrote off my supra, hit a coach on the wrong side of the road (him not me) on a blind corner so you can do a lot of damage at low speeds. Hit it wrong and its quite easy to not walk away.
Resever judgement on the cause until the full story is known. All the biddies on the bus got off saying it "must have been my fault going too fast in a car like that" luckily i had several witnesses behind me to say otherwise! 5t. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...a/DSC00112.jpg |
Originally Posted by brumdaisy
(Post 6632057)
Even if it was a 21year old chav who'd stolen it, it would be a horrific price to pay....
Trouble being then is the state would get to pick up the bill for long term care, so death would be preferable in this case. |
defo harse poor bloke, I think this thread should be deleted ASAP before anymore harse things are said imo
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Originally Posted by Cool Chick
(Post 6633611)
Don't know if this may clarify a little bit of what happended......
My mum knows this guy involved and he swerved to miss an animal on the road. He's in a terrible state so please think about what he is going through. |
Originally Posted by Bald Speed Racing
(Post 6633657)
defo harse poor bloke, I think this thread should be deleted ASAP before anymore harse things are said imo
Unless of course you are a friend of the scooby "ooh quick, panic delete that thread someone might sue" webmaster? ;) |
Originally Posted by brumdaisy
(Post 6631889)
... maybe a squirrel dashed across the road.
Disclaimer: I know that we don't know what the animal was, but drivers who swerve to avoid small animals can learn from this thread. |
Originally Posted by brumdaisy
(Post 6633694)
Unless of course you are a friend of the scooby "ooh quick, panic delete that thread someone might sue" webmaster? ;)
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 6633722)
and now...... "I've my corporate image to protect" :D
back on topic: Its a dreadful accident that Im struggling to think anyone who could deserve the consequence of (well excpet paedos perhaps...) |
Poor bloke, crashes and loses both legs......... now faces a life changing battle for normality... :(
Regardless of the circumstances surrounding this accident I wish him a speedy recovery......... :) |
Jesus, an argument could be made of anything in this place.
Reminds me of the outside area at school :rolleyes: |
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