this sure could have been worse.
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I saw that before and couldn't believe it. I hope they sterilize who ever did it so they can't reproduce.
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while I am all for stringing up the pranksters by their nuts, I saw no mention of either victim wearing a helmet. :think:
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agreed on all points, but it's still a dumb choice.whyzee said:
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How stupid can you be :think: I bet who ever did it still feels horrible about it. It would eat away at me so much i think i would go crazy and have to give myself up.mx547 said:
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BINGOwindfall said:
I think they should outlaw plastic wrap...and trees
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agreed! who was the hater that posted thatgwcrim said:
If you guys want to make this a helmet thread then fine...
choice!
c h o i c e!
freedom to make a decision based upon experience.
how many cigarette smokers out there? bet there are more deaths related to lighting up than there are due to head trauma from helmet-less motorcycle accidents.
I don't advocate dirt riding without a helmet, we all fall down and go boom in the dirt.
should the government also tell you to wear "other protection" during certain "15 minute sports :moon: " for your safety?
where do ya draw the line?
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Like I said before, string up the pranksters by their nuts.
I don't want anyone telling me to wear a helmet, seat belt, full body armor, testicle cuffs, whatever, either. I'm all for freedom to choose to do what you want. BUT . . . I just think people choose to be stupid (on both sides of this issue, mind you), and sometimes that costs the rest of us in the end.
ah, never mind. It's all good :)
I don't want anyone telling me to wear a helmet, seat belt, full body armor, testicle cuffs, whatever, either. I'm all for freedom to choose to do what you want. BUT . . . I just think people choose to be stupid (on both sides of this issue, mind you), and sometimes that costs the rest of us in the end.
ah, never mind. It's all good :)
oldguy
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This happened in my county and within my jurisdiction. Right now there are several leads and hopefully in the next few days an arrest forthcoming.
A local attorny who specializes in motorcycle litigation has posted a $5000 reward and our county crime busters kicked in another $1000. For $6K this idiots friends should turn on him real quick. As Deputies were canvassing the neighborhood they also found a car wrapped in plastic in a driveway ( the owners are currently away on vacation and haven't been interviewed yet) which will also provide valuable info in many forms.
If I get a chance tommorow I will try to see if the riders were wearing helmets (not that it in any way is an issue in this case). As pointed out in Wis any one over 18 and holding a valid motorcycle endorsement gets to make that choice legally by themselves.
I guess the helmet as an afterthought is a great idea but the injuries in this case would more then likely been the same. It should be noted this rider was not speeding (they had slowed to 35MPH in a 45 zone because they had seen several deer earlier that evening in this stretch. Once caught our DA has already committed to a full prosecution of an endangering safety by reckless conduct and will not bargain down to a lesser charge. For two reasons I believe him 1) he is a hard liner on idiots who pull dangerous stunts like this and 2) he is a politician and this will prove to be great exposure to his hard line charging.
A local attorny who specializes in motorcycle litigation has posted a $5000 reward and our county crime busters kicked in another $1000. For $6K this idiots friends should turn on him real quick. As Deputies were canvassing the neighborhood they also found a car wrapped in plastic in a driveway ( the owners are currently away on vacation and haven't been interviewed yet) which will also provide valuable info in many forms.
If I get a chance tommorow I will try to see if the riders were wearing helmets (not that it in any way is an issue in this case). As pointed out in Wis any one over 18 and holding a valid motorcycle endorsement gets to make that choice legally by themselves.
I guess the helmet as an afterthought is a great idea but the injuries in this case would more then likely been the same. It should be noted this rider was not speeding (they had slowed to 35MPH in a 45 zone because they had seen several deer earlier that evening in this stretch. Once caught our DA has already committed to a full prosecution of an endangering safety by reckless conduct and will not bargain down to a lesser charge. For two reasons I believe him 1) he is a hard liner on idiots who pull dangerous stunts like this and 2) he is a politician and this will prove to be great exposure to his hard line charging.
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How can people become so bored that they resort to stupid stunts like this? We have Xbox, Cable, DVDs, outdoor activities up the bootie (not including Saran wrapping the road), Wisconsin is full of water parks.... WTH!!!? Where do these morons come from?
Hey Dave, if you guys need to fly someone in to dish out the beating let me know. :)
Hey Dave, if you guys need to fly someone in to dish out the beating let me know. :)
Hey Dave :cool:
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The original article I saw said no helmets.
(Seinfeld voice on)
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Still hoping for some good old fashioned vigilate justic though.
(Seinfeld voice on)
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Still hoping for some good old fashioned vigilate justic though.
