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14-10-2013, 11:55 PM | #31 | ||
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I was once an innocent bystander who was almost killed by a wayward one wheeling crummydore. It brings back bad memories for me Stazza.
It wouldn't surprise me if most killers in jail own holdungs. I wish TodayTonight would step in.
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15-10-2013, 12:47 AM | #32 | ||
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And if one of those so called "heroes" got hit while trying to pull the driver out then its immediatley the drivers fault , not the wannabe "hero". The guy should take it elsewhere but fair dinkum you dont run towards a car that is driving very erratically and obviously the guy cant pull skids to save his life cos he so whacked out of his mind and could do anything.
His rear tyres are also obviously down to the belts, if they explode and he looses control into a "hero".....? Stupid is all over that street imo. The driver and the "heroes". Chopped. Thats no good.. But you wouldnt run towards the car would you..youd run away!
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