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a007apl 08-19-2006 08:05 AM

About the video of fatal crasch -> BEWARE STRONG IMAGES!
 
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/1.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/2.jpg
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http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/10.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/11.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/12.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/13.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/14.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/15.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/16.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/17.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/18.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/19.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/20.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/21.jpg
http://www.kageki-racing.com/etc/lambo/22.jpg

Mopsdrops 08-19-2006 08:15 AM

:o :shock: :shock: :shock: :( :cry: :cry: :cry:

omg, that's bad, very bad, RIP for the driver and passenger, must be so sad !

luwalira 08-19-2006 10:44 AM

Please tell me that those aren't humanbeings. :shock:

saadie 08-19-2006 11:09 AM

very very sad :(

RIP :(

i saw a little vdeo of this soem days ago .. .

where did this happen ?

MIHALS 08-19-2006 11:25 AM

in Czech rep. last saturday.

some newer info: driver wasn't 20y/o guy, but 47y/o Skoda Octavia Cup Driver, the girl was a waitress from the pit lane bar, 23y/o...

RIP young girl, I won't be mentioning anything about that driver... :|

Cearabc 08-19-2006 12:53 PM

woow.. this is the dark side from driving a car.. :(
I don't have words for this..

R.I.P

blackenzo 08-19-2006 01:06 PM

you could have kept those graphic images to yourself :twisted: how do you think the family would feel if they saw this terrible images this thread should be closed very sad

saadie 08-19-2006 02:48 PM

^^ there is a warning in the Title ;)

hiding these images will do no good ....

let this crash be a lesson for us all :(

MUS911 08-19-2006 03:56 PM

too bad....
Im so sorry :cry:

Alan 08-19-2006 05:44 PM

What's the meaning of "modern supercar"?! :roll:

You could have ABS, ESP, or also an "electronic pilot" which drives the car, but 580cv are alwais 10 (TEN) times the power of my small Ford Fiesta! :o

Be carefull guys! Modern supercars power is exagerated, and it's quite normal if a modern "sport station wagon" can have 500cv!

Last crashes made by Murci lp640 or Ferrari Enzo drivers teach us that we're simply men, and we must love our life more then a supercar!

Italian supercars are my drug, but when I see scenes like theese, I'm sad to love them! :(

Connect your brain before to start the engine! :wink:

R.I.P. the pilot and the girl who was with him!

Alan

Svensson 08-19-2006 05:55 PM

^ Good post Alan. No matter how excited you can get by driving a supercar, always use your mind and don't get carried away.

TeflonTron 08-19-2006 06:04 PM

Warning or not, as I've said on anyother forum: whoever went out of their way to take pictures of the two dead bodies is a fucking Ghoul, and those that post them on Forums are not much better.

luwalira 08-19-2006 07:21 PM

Sure posting pictures of dead people is unrespectful but lets face it, reading about fatal accidents and looking at pictures of wrecked Enzos only tells half the story. Here we get a chance to see the full reality and what can happen to the people sitting inside a wrecked car.
This will hopefully give you, including me an understand of how disastrous it can get out on the roads.

RC45 08-19-2006 07:31 PM

I see no problem with the images being shown.. the thread title had a warning.

I further see no lesson either, after all, people die in accidents involving 60hp diesle cars everday.. yet I don't see people lamenting about how fragile we are and how precious life is and show respect to families etc etc etc.

Lets face it folks.. the only reason you guys give this accident a second glance, is because it is an exotic car.

The accident might have been driver error, road surface, equipment failure, driver distraction, passenger interfering with the driver, drunk driver, bumblebee in the eye, a wild hog running across the road or even another driver cutting them off..

...in the end does it even matter? As I eluded to earlier, had they been driving a Honda minivan none of you would even give a shit - especially the holier than thou's in this thread.

It ws a car accident, 2 people dies - sad event - but not the end of the world... I mean what about the lebanese babies that hezbollah is killing? ARe those pictures any less "ghoulish"?

TeflonTron 08-19-2006 08:50 PM

The point is, anyone taking pictures of two dead people and then splashing them about the internet is a ghoul. It has nothing to do with the fact that the car is a Lamborghini, and everything to do with the fact that there is no need for it. Yes, this is more ghoulish than pictures of dead Lebanese babies, as at least those pictures are in context, and that context is related to the war in that area, whereas these are just the kind of pictures that websites such as ConsumptionJunction, Ogrish and the rest feed on, like the bottom-feeder parasites that they are.

RC45 08-19-2006 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
The point is, anyone taking pictures of two dead people and then splashing them about the internet is a ghoul. It has nothing to do with the fact that the car is a Lamborghini, and everything to do with the fact that there is no need for it. Yes, this is more ghoulish than pictures of dead Lebanese babies, as at least those pictures are in context, and that context is related to the war in that area, whereas these are just the kind of pictures that websites such as ConsumptionJunction, Ogrish and the rest feed on, like the bottom-feeder parasites that they are.

Hhhmmm - this is a car acdident.

They happen every day - the images are aweful and eye opening - but they are reality and you don't have to look if you choose not to... but they are in conetxt.

Life is in context.

Maybe having spent a year as a firefighter when I was 18 years old, hardened me to this sight - one never get "used" to seeing charred bodies... but you come to accept tem as part of being a fragile human being in a rought harsh world.

Caplax40 08-20-2006 01:50 AM

Now they couldn't get out because of the Lambo's scissor doors right? I assume that they would have had a much better chance of survival if the car had conventional doors.

This is the second time I have seen a Murcielago upside down and charred from catching on fire.

5vz-fe 08-20-2006 02:08 AM

Actually, I agree, it is sad enough for their family to lost their loved ones, it will really really hurt them when they realize the death pictures of their loved ones are circulated all over the internet. I agree ppl can always choose not to watch but it cannot hide the fact they they are all around the world, and probably lengthen their psychological healing time.

nickthaskater 08-20-2006 02:12 AM

With the history of Lambos going up in flames, you'd think they would implement some sort of emergency door release system since the doors are completely useless in a roll-over. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that scissor doors aren't really going to work when the car is upside down.

TeflonTron 08-20-2006 02:42 AM

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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
The point is, anyone taking pictures of two dead people and then splashing them about the internet is a ghoul. It has nothing to do with the fact that the car is a Lamborghini, and everything to do with the fact that there is no need for it. Yes, this is more ghoulish than pictures of dead Lebanese babies, as at least those pictures are in context, and that context is related to the war in that area, whereas these are just the kind of pictures that websites such as ConsumptionJunction, Ogrish and the rest feed on, like the bottom-feeder parasites that they are.

Hhhmmm - this is a car acdident.

They happen every day - the images are aweful and eye opening - but they are reality and you don't have to look if you choose not to... but they are in conetxt.

Life is in context.

Maybe having spent a year as a firefighter when I was 18 years old, hardened me to this sight - one never get "used" to seeing charred bodies... but you come to accept tem as part of being a fragile human being in a rought harsh world.

You have children, right? How would you feel if they were killed and their mutilated bodies were photographed and splashed across the internet?

DI48LO 08-20-2006 04:09 AM

These are the most shocking pics I ever saw... Please tell me that they were dead before it caught fire.... My opinion is that sometimes we should see pics like these because it puts us on thouhts. Poeople who have heart will drive more careful after seeing these. Does anybody know exactly how the accident happened? As I see, the main causes were excesive speeds and irresponsability.

a007apl 08-21-2006 10:26 AM

She is that babe died
http://www.novamodels.cz/show1_rv.ph...y&adr1=modelky
:(

5vz-fe 08-21-2006 10:38 AM

RIP

RC45 08-21-2006 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
The point is, anyone taking pictures of two dead people and then splashing them about the internet is a ghoul. It has nothing to do with the fact that the car is a Lamborghini, and everything to do with the fact that there is no need for it. Yes, this is more ghoulish than pictures of dead Lebanese babies, as at least those pictures are in context, and that context is related to the war in that area, whereas these are just the kind of pictures that websites such as ConsumptionJunction, Ogrish and the rest feed on, like the bottom-feeder parasites that they are.

Hhhmmm - this is a car acdident.

They happen every day - the images are aweful and eye opening - but they are reality and you don't have to look if you choose not to... but they are in conetxt.

Life is in context.

Maybe having spent a year as a firefighter when I was 18 years old, hardened me to this sight - one never get "used" to seeing charred bodies... but you come to accept tem as part of being a fragile human being in a rought harsh world.

You have children, right? How would you feel if they were killed and their mutilated bodies were photographed and splashed across the internet?

Uhm - that's life bub.

Suck it up.

If some one were in an accident, then the family would already know, and the truth is that their (or mine or yours) mutilated bodies would be seen by the EMS workers or anyone on the scene... so what exactly is the difference?

Whether seen by 1, 2, 2000 or 20 million people - it does nto change the event or the outcome.

And how hypocritical can people get - there are burned babies on TV everynight..

I honestly wonder how the western world actually keeps functioning with so many politcally-correct peace-nick do-gooder liberal everyone-wangchung-tonight yahoos everywhere.

:roll:

cooperluke 08-21-2006 01:14 PM

Gee... I have to cancel my Murcielago and buy a Gallardo instead... :)

Well, after seeing this pics I remembered how good is to be here, and how crucial is to mantain safety... :(

May this pictures help to make someone be a bit more careful...

03200165 08-21-2006 03:21 PM

I think we all saw the pictures now, please, have some respect and delete those images, thank you.

RIP

RC45 08-21-2006 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by 03200165
I think we all saw the pictures now, please, have some respect and delete those images, thank you.

RIP

If they offend you - don't look. I know I don't look at them - no need to - if you have seen one charred body, you have seen them all.

Whas next? If you think of those pictures please erase your mind?

TeflonTron 08-21-2006 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
The point is, anyone taking pictures of two dead people and then splashing them about the internet is a ghoul. It has nothing to do with the fact that the car is a Lamborghini, and everything to do with the fact that there is no need for it. Yes, this is more ghoulish than pictures of dead Lebanese babies, as at least those pictures are in context, and that context is related to the war in that area, whereas these are just the kind of pictures that websites such as ConsumptionJunction, Ogrish and the rest feed on, like the bottom-feeder parasites that they are.

Hhhmmm - this is a car acdident.

They happen every day - the images are aweful and eye opening - but they are reality and you don't have to look if you choose not to... but they are in conetxt.

Life is in context.

Maybe having spent a year as a firefighter when I was 18 years old, hardened me to this sight - one never get "used" to seeing charred bodies... but you come to accept tem as part of being a fragile human being in a rought harsh world.

You have children, right? How would you feel if they were killed and their mutilated bodies were photographed and splashed across the internet?

Uhm - that's life bub.

Suck it up.

If some one were in an accident, then the family would already know, and the truth is that their (or mine or yours) mutilated bodies would be seen by the EMS workers or anyone on the scene... so what exactly is the difference?

Whether seen by 1, 2, 2000 or 20 million people - it does nto change the event or the outcome.

And how hypocritical can people get - there are burned babies on TV everynight..

I honestly wonder how the western world actually keeps functioning with so many politcally-correct peace-nick do-gooder liberal everyone-wangchung-tonight yahoos everywhere.

:roll:

Way to ignore the question.

RC45 08-21-2006 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
The point is, anyone taking pictures of two dead people and then splashing them about the internet is a ghoul. It has nothing to do with the fact that the car is a Lamborghini, and everything to do with the fact that there is no need for it. Yes, this is more ghoulish than pictures of dead Lebanese babies, as at least those pictures are in context, and that context is related to the war in that area, whereas these are just the kind of pictures that websites such as ConsumptionJunction, Ogrish and the rest feed on, like the bottom-feeder parasites that they are.

Hhhmmm - this is a car acdident.

They happen every day - the images are aweful and eye opening - but they are reality and you don't have to look if you choose not to... but they are in conetxt.

Life is in context.

Maybe having spent a year as a firefighter when I was 18 years old, hardened me to this sight - one never get "used" to seeing charred bodies... but you come to accept tem as part of being a fragile human being in a rought harsh world.

You have children, right? How would you feel if they were killed and their mutilated bodies were photographed and splashed across the internet?

Uhm - that's life bub.

Suck it up.

If some one were in an accident, then the family would already know, and the truth is that their (or mine or yours) mutilated bodies would be seen by the EMS workers or anyone on the scene... so what exactly is the difference?

Whether seen by 1, 2, 2000 or 20 million people - it does nto change the event or the outcome.

And how hypocritical can people get - there are burned babies on TV everynight..

I honestly wonder how the western world actually keeps functioning with so many politcally-correct peace-nick do-gooder liberal everyone-wangchung-tonight yahoos everywhere.

:roll:

Way to ignore the question.

I answered the question directly.

You failed to read it.

My answer is:

Thats life bub.

TeflonTron 08-21-2006 09:51 PM

"that's life bub" is not an answer to "how would you feel if this happened to your children?" now is it?

Let me just say this: I hope that your family are safe and don't end up in a horrible crash where the burn to death, as I'll make sure to send you high res pictures of them every day: from the morning after, through the funeral and for years to come.

RC45 08-21-2006 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
"that's life bub" is not an answer to "how would you feel if this happened to your children?" now is it?

Thats life is an answer - it simply means "thats life" - if they see it so be it.

You just dont accept that as an answer - not my problem now is it?

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
Let me just say this: I hope that your family are safe and don't end up in a horrible crash where the burn to death, as I'll make sure to send you high res pictures of them every day: from the morning after, through the funeral and for years to come.

See - now thats just you being a fucking idiot to even suggest that "images posted online" is even close to "sending them images for years to come".

That demonstrates just how arbetrary you are making this.. and turning into an argument... thereby defeating any hope of respect for the deceased.

It is possible to have respect for the dead and see them you know.

TeflonTron 08-21-2006 11:53 PM

It's always someone else's fault, isn't it? Drive safely, prick.

blackenzo 08-22-2006 06:02 AM

corse there real

nickthaskater 08-22-2006 06:07 AM

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is it me or do those "bodies" look fake?? i dont know but they def dont look real to me!!

How many char-broiled bodies have you seen to compare?

03200165 08-22-2006 02:13 PM

When you die I wil take a picture of your dead body and post it here ok...

RC45 08-22-2006 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
It's always someone else's fault, isn't it? Drive safely, prick.

What has any of this got to do with "someone elses fault"?

I said what I said - have'nt retracted it, denied it or changed it - thats because they are my views.. and once again - as has been proven over and over again, you get all bent out of shape when people won't take on your views.

BTW - you never answered... so where the hell are you from?

TeflonTron 08-22-2006 03:17 PM

I have nothing against people taking different views to the ones that I have: afterall, that's what makes the world go round. I just have problems with disloyal know-it-alls who think that the sun shines out of their ass.

rave426 08-22-2006 03:21 PM

I have to say that that is a pretty graphic scene. Its sad that things like this are happening and people like r2r are upset because supercars have to follow the same saftey regulations as othercars. If this could result in death, then why the hell would you want them less safe.

RIP for the them, and my prayers go out to their family's well being.

I bet it would be a terrible feeling for you car to be on fire and you realize you cant get out because your car doors were devolped to open upwards, as a result of cosmetics. :( :( :(

a007apl 08-22-2006 10:29 PM

http://nacerno.blesk.cz/Clanek58115.htm

spanky 08-22-2006 11:36 PM

Sad sad story. Everytime I see or read about an accident it reminds me just how careful you need to be when driving at anytime.

RC45 08-22-2006 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
I have nothing against people taking different views to the ones that I have: afterall, that's what makes the world go round. I just have problems with disloyal know-it-alls who think that the sun shines out of their ass.

Explain the disloyal comment? And unlike you - I do infact know it all... so what's the problem?

And again - where the fuck do you live?

You ashamed of where you call home?

TeflonTron 08-22-2006 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
I have nothing against people taking different views to the ones that I have: afterall, that's what makes the world go round. I just have problems with disloyal know-it-alls who think that the sun shines out of their ass.

Explain the disloyal comment? And unlike you - I do infact know it all... so what's the problem?

And again - where the fuck do you live?

You ashamed of where you call home?

You're so funny: calling me out over where I'm from, but being so quick to ignore my question in the Barrett thread. I'm typing this from CT, FYI.

RC45 08-23-2006 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
I have nothing against people taking different views to the ones that I have: afterall, that's what makes the world go round. I just have problems with disloyal know-it-alls who think that the sun shines out of their ass.

Explain the disloyal comment? And unlike you - I do infact know it all... so what's the problem?

And again - where the fuck do you live?

You ashamed of where you call home?

You're so funny: calling me out over where I'm from, but being so quick to ignore my question in the Barrett thread. I'm typing this from CT, FYI.

CT Connecticut or CT Cape Town? Either way you sound liberally ignorant to enough to be from either?

I have ignored none of your quesitons - I have just highlighted how arbitrary your rantings are?

a007apl 08-23-2006 04:10 AM

A thing is clear in this accident, a wheel was freed, now it was itself the reason or the Consequence of the accident I could only affirm if I was in the inquiry of the case.

nickthaskater 08-23-2006 04:34 AM

Not only was a wheel freed, the hub was ripped clean out of it.

TeflonTron 08-23-2006 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
I have nothing against people taking different views to the ones that I have: afterall, that's what makes the world go round. I just have problems with disloyal know-it-alls who think that the sun shines out of their ass.

Explain the disloyal comment? And unlike you - I do infact know it all... so what's the problem?

And again - where the fuck do you live?

You ashamed of where you call home?

You're so funny: calling me out over where I'm from, but being so quick to ignore my question in the Barrett thread. I'm typing this from CT, FYI.

CT Connecticut or CT Cape Town? Either way you sound liberally ignorant to enough to be from either?

I have ignored none of your quesitons - I have just highlighted how arbitrary your rantings are?

You decide. Now, go into the Barrett thread and answer my questions about where you are from, and we can settle this. Or, are you going to do what you usually do and ignore the things that you can't answer?

pitfield 08-23-2006 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
I have nothing against people taking different views to the ones that I have: afterall, that's what makes the world go round. I just have problems with disloyal know-it-alls who think that the sun shines out of their ass.

Explain the disloyal comment? And unlike you - I do infact know it all... so what's the problem?

And again - where the fuck do you live?

You ashamed of where you call home?

You're so funny: calling me out over where I'm from, but being so quick to ignore my question in the Barrett thread. I'm typing this from CT, FYI.

CT Connecticut or CT Cape Town? Either way you sound liberally ignorant to enough to be from either?

I have ignored none of your quesitons - I have just highlighted how arbitrary your rantings are?

I agree, he's a real bonehead, kept calling me a puff. Some brainwashed ex army meathead or something.

RC45 08-23-2006 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
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Originally Posted by RC45
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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
I have nothing against people taking different views to the ones that I have: afterall, that's what makes the world go round. I just have problems with disloyal know-it-alls who think that the sun shines out of their ass.

Explain the disloyal comment? And unlike you - I do infact know it all... so what's the problem?

And again - where the fuck do you live?

You ashamed of where you call home?

You're so funny: calling me out over where I'm from, but being so quick to ignore my question in the Barrett thread. I'm typing this from CT, FYI.

CT Connecticut or CT Cape Town? Either way you sound liberally ignorant to enough to be from either?

I have ignored none of your quesitons - I have just highlighted how arbitrary your rantings are?

You decide. Now, go into the Barrett thread and answer my questions about where you are from, and we can settle this. Or, are you going to do what you usually do and ignore the things that you can't answer?

WTF are you on about?

Many, many folks know my origin and history and it is no secret where I am from, where I live or what my political leanings are.

Now what quesiton is it I am not answering again?

So - basically we now know you don't want to disclose where you are from.. seems to me I might just have to ask management what ISP you use to access the intardnet... that would a start, as you don't seem like the kind of fellow who is bright to browse via proxy...

TeflonTron 08-23-2006 01:04 PM

Why would I want to browes via a Proxy? I have no need to, and I haven't broken any Forum rules. Why would you even want to ask an Admin where I am from, or where I am posting this from? Want to come for a drive.

So:

: Where were you born?

: Where were you raised?


You answer, then I'll answer, etc.

RC45 08-23-2006 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
Why would I want to browes via a Proxy? I have no need to, and I haven't broken any Forum rules. Why would you even want to ask an Admin where I am from, or where I am posting this from? Want to come for a drive.

So:

: Where were you born?

: Where were you raised?


You answer, then I'll answer, etc.

This information has been provided, posted and shared many times over on this and other forums.

You are the one hiding your location eaither for fear of ridicule or confirmation.. confirmation you are an idiot or ridicule for denying it.

I have had a few messaged passed to me that you are in fact a 12 year old wanker from the UK... maybe it's true afterall...

Then again, you could be a big hairy redneck sweating in your trailor in Tennessee...


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