[quote name='Fd3BOOST' date='Jul 24 2005, 09:08 PM']Jon, I haven't seen much yet but NBC picked up the story.



http://www.nbc4.com/news/4762578/detail.html


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Damn, that picture has been edited hardcore. Total blur in the bottom left.

Unfortunately I was hoping if pictures surfaced it wouldn't look as bad as I remembered it but that's not the case :\

 

Dear God...I'm sorry you guys had to see that man. That's horrible... I hope all of you are alright too (and of course the survivors of the wreck). Seeing stuff like that can make you old...it takes a toll on ya.



I'm glad you mention it too, cuz it helps remind us young bucks that we're not invincible, and we need to chill out on the roads...



~Ramy

 

[quote name='Fd3BOOST' date='Jul 24 2005, 04:48 PM']Because I was drunk myself and I had my six year old son up stairs sleeping in his room. We called 911 and that was all the help I could offer.


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oh okay.....

 

people need to learn..drinking and driving isn't good..neither is excess speed. whenever my friends start to drive liek a dick..i tell him to stop...if he didn't listen i told him to pull over and let me out. bring it to the track...I don't know what to say other than i feel sorry for their families..I lsot a friend in november...kid bought a brand new gto..crashed it less than a week later going 100+ on wet twisty roads...he wasn't drunk though. the sad thing though is that there are so many kids around me that still drive like dicks that were friends with him too..I just don't get it.

 

That is the exact reason that I stopped volunteer fire fighting, tired of seeing things destroyed and ppl dying......especially in a small town where you know EVERYONE..it sucks, it sucks hard.....



Sean

 

I'm a self confessed gore hound. I have seen all sorts of it on the internet, and for the most part, I'm desensitized. In person would be a whole other thing though...that took courage for youse guys to go up there. Props.

 

Sounds pretty nasty. Sad situation.

 

you guys are all heros in my book. you saved 2 lives and tried to help others. This post makes me think about my driving habits.....

 

Sorry to hear you had to experience that. Watching it on TV and seeing pics on the internet is one thing. When you see it with you're own eyes its no longer interesting or even humorous (to some). Its sad.

 

I saw the news last night. The three guys in the car all died. The guy my dad was try to comfort while he was freaking out died also. The other two boys are listed as critical still.