No, I meant before the crash. Mike & Mad Dog were hating on him on the radio, but i have no idea why. I was thinking maybe he killed himself due to the heat over something, but Diff says it was mechanical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Advocate
Printable View
No, I meant before the crash. Mike & Mad Dog were hating on him on the radio, but i have no idea why. I was thinking maybe he killed himself due to the heat over something, but Diff says it was mechanical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Advocate
Newsflash for Burgundy! http://money.cnn.com/2006/07/05/news...ers/lay_death/Quote:
Originally Posted by burgundy
WTF is your problem? So its not okay to ride a rollercoaster? Alot of people do it, it has a license, so if he rode the Great American Scream Machine and the coaster went off the tracks and he died. You'd fault him for the crash?Quote:
Originally Posted by icarusfall
Since when is flying an airplane a "crazy" thing to do?
When Icarusfall's says so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rumpy
Those little planes are actually fairly dangerous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rumpy
I think driving in Manhattan is crazier. It's those fucking taxis and busses...
Exactly. Like I said, some things should be left to the professionals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint of Killers
Communist? Whatever dude, that's just stupid.
Did he die in 2006? Or maybe there was a rift in the space-time continuum and we're really in 1979?Quote:
Originally Posted by burgundy
But... All sources point to mechanical failure. If it was a man who had been flying an airplane for years and years, it still would have been that stingray that got him in the end. (oh, lol, i am so clever) People recklessly driving big vehicles (or even little ones, but the big ones bother me more) around the area are much more of a threat to general safety. There are nasty accidents every day that aren't national news because they don't involve similarities to OMG 10/11/06 UPSIDE DOWN IS 90/11/01Quote:
Exactly. Like I said, some things should be left to the professionals.