Powerful anti-drink/driving video.
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"I killed a man"
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Footsoldier
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- May 26, 2013
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Saw that on the news last night. Don't know what his motives were for doing it. He doesn't seem to remorseful.
Footsoldier
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- May 26, 2013
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The actual video was played on sky news last night, none of the blurred images and distorted voice.
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Er... you didn't watch all the video above, did you?
Footsoldier
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- May 26, 2013
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No I didn't. Only watch a few seconds to be honest.
Equally powerful video about safe driving!
Footsoldier
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- May 26, 2013
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then why pass a comment about whether he is remorseful or not?
i watched it on sky news and no ****ing way was he.
Jim Van Winkle
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Campaigns against texting while driving are big in the States at the moment. Mrs Van Winkle showed me this the other week. The film is very sad and left me feeling numb.
http://www.theatlantic.com/health/a...ng-case-against-texting-while-driving/278534/
http://www.theatlantic.com/health/a...ng-case-against-texting-while-driving/278534/
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Really? Looks like he's making the best of a bad situation, to be honest...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH-kykDYQw0&list=RD02cH-kykDYQw0
Anti drink driving has been out for quite awhile...this record came out when I joined the RN in 1954....I bought it as it put out a message that really wasn't a hot topic then....very sad
Anti drink driving has been out for quite awhile...this record came out when I joined the RN in 1954....I bought it as it put out a message that really wasn't a hot topic then....very sad
Phat Baz 68
Get a ****ing life mate !
- Apr 16, 2011
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Never ride my Scooter after drinking simply don't take it out ! Never have never will.
Having worked in Trauma theatres and A&E I've seen the end product not just physically but screaming crying parents, wives and husbands gone completely nuts etc...
Someone in our local got done last week apparently he was at least 3 times over the limit and was paralitic when he left the place.
He lives less than a mile and half from the place the wanker.
For the price of less than two drinks he could have got a cab there and back.
Hopefully he will get a jail sentence, he's 71 years old too, so it's not always youngsters.
Having worked in Trauma theatres and A&E I've seen the end product not just physically but screaming crying parents, wives and husbands gone completely nuts etc...
Someone in our local got done last week apparently he was at least 3 times over the limit and was paralitic when he left the place.
He lives less than a mile and half from the place the wanker.
For the price of less than two drinks he could have got a cab there and back.
Hopefully he will get a jail sentence, he's 71 years old too, so it's not always youngsters.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Although it was obviously wrong to have done it in the first place, it's very good to read that you acknowledge that and that it is something in the past.
It sends shivers down my spine when, in a pub, I've overheard the words "I'll be fine" as someone gets ready to leave. I may be hearing those words out of context of the conversation but I always think "Yeah, you probably will be. The car you hit however....."
I've in the past got in to the car WELL UNDER the limit, turned on the engine and felt not quite right. Not "drunk" as such, but certainly in acknowledgement that I've had a drink. That's freaked me out enough to then just leave the car parked and get a lift home.
Quite scary really. (probably means I'm a lightweight!)
Means you're a sensible, well adjusted adult.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Oh YOU. x
Birdie Boy
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