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Sinista32 Grand Master

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Was there moments after the acco. I thought for certain a fatality due to the tree a third into the drivers cabin, but alas it was critical head injuries. Definate drag racing down Canb ave, broad daylight in traffic. A huge effort by the P plater to get the car in that sort of position. There was some army guy holding the drivers hand when I passed by.

What amazes me is the number of Police cars racing to the accident. Worse than blowflys on the preverbial.

Absolutely no need to close any of the lanes off and they wern't when I was going by. I think they were eventualy closed so that so many police, ambos etc.. could park for a better view.

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a guy came into work who'd seen it. he said the kid driving overtook him and another guy between the lanes doing at least 160k's. then locked up the wheels for about a hundred metres straight into the tree. that's pretty full on.

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It may sound a bit harsh when a life is on the line,but I believe in natural selection;the stupid will kill themselves off...

Street racing? Only for the stupid and fullsiks...

I dont think that is harsh for the reason he brought it all upon himself he got nobody to blame , it just lucky that nobody else got taken out that could add to the gene pool

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I dont think that is harsh for the reason he brought it all upon himself he got nobody to blame , it just lucky that nobody else got taken out that could add to the gene pool

I totally agree!

Natural Selection, Darwin'ism

Thankfully he removed him self from the gene pool

Ya drive that fast- in that area- Idiot

Live fast, die young, die ugly!

Let that be a lesson to the rest of the idiots...

This will probably mean they crack down on P Platers…

Even more...

Idiot

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