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Stolen Monaro crashes at high speed

B-Man

By B-Man,
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Brody

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I agree with what every1 says,

From my point of view, its sad he had to learn the hardway,

on the otherhand, if it had of been my car, or he had of hurt some1 close to me, id be happy the little **** got it :rofl:

Anyway,

Theres always another 16 yearold from campbelltown to take his place :(

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Liquid

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Man thats f*sking typical of the ****ing NSW RTA... some kid crashes a car at 200 kph... there response...

err ... this road isn't safe... lets change the speed limit from 70 to 60

i think you gotta give holden points for that... firstly that the kid was even able to get the car to 200kph... 2nd that the passenger compartment seems to have survived reletivly well...

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Timmy G

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Liquid: good point. I bet the f#*kin' RTA will take this completely out of context and use it as weight to push changes.

I am not against some rules, like 40 zones for schools and safe stuff like that. But there are silly technical zones like one near me which is 3 lanes both ways and an overpass over the Gore Hill Expressway (which is like 7 by 7 lanes at least), and it's a 50 zone.

Anyway, in regards to the kid, not many people deserve to die, but he was higher up in rank than anyone that night - that's life and shit happens - my 2c.

Good point someone made, better just him than him and a family in a head on.

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