If anything, get ready for endless ESPN coverage of the miraculous comeback from adversity. I can already hear Quint Kessenich trying his best Tom Rinaldi impression.
Yeah I tend to think that, if this were such a gray area, there’d be a lot more accidents caused by passing 3 cars cresting a hill in a no passing zone.
On this I can agree, especially before all the facts are out.
In the meantime, one can just open threads that are of interest and then click "Mark Read" from the Wrestling Forum landing page, or ignore the OP so they don't see the kind of threads one deems inappropriate for their view of the forum.
And yet some threads get locked, fine with me. Moderators do a decent job with that.
Declaring what is and isn't acceptable discourse is its own moralizing. There's an accident report and most of what's being discussed is a matter of public record, presently being discussed elsewhere in the wrestling-talk universe--I'm not seeing the speculation you're referring to. Also, the Ferraris are fairly public figures in the wrestling world and much of the discussion about them, for good or ill, isn't about takedowns and near fall points. But it's all well within the parameters of what else is discussed here.
I clicked like as in my mind “not ok” referred to him losing his season due to “violation of team rules” type consequences. It has already been established that he escaped serious injury so your take didn’t cross my mind.
Yup. As someone once sarcasted about similar moralizing:
Agreed, it's a level on irresponsibility that should be criminal.
Now, now, now. It’s only those evil Russians that do that.
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According to this, he's facing a misdemeanor, assuming a conviction.
Reckless Driving in Oklahoma - OK Traffic Ticket Defense | Oklahoma Traffic Ticket Lawyer
Have you ever been pulled over and given a citation for reckless driving? It can be nerve-racking if you are uncertain of what that violation means. When convicted of a reckless driving offense in Oklahoma, the consequences can be very serious. There is not a certain speed that determines a...
He's damn lucky. He could have killed his himself, passenger or the other driver. I think that would fall under "vehicular manslaughter".
Or he might conclude from this episode that he is indeed indestructible.We all have lesson to learn and he seems to need to learn that he cannot be totally reckless al the time because it can end in an instant. Hopefully, he learned that and will act a bit more sensibly in the future. Although, I am sure we will not see him with a shirt on ever again.
I didn't say I hope he is dead. I hope his injuries prevent him from finishing the season. Maybe after doing something so irresponsible and dangerous, him actually losing something might allow him to come to the realization that he needs to grow up. Certainly a fine and a few points will not.
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WildTurk is the moral compass we've been longing for
People unfortunately don't learn. Maybe it would help if the State or Mom and Dad came down hard on them when they do really stupid stuff with a vehicle. Another example, a boy who graduated with my son was killed a year after graduation in a one card accident. I looked him up in the State court system, numerous citations for accidents and speeding, a few at extreme speeds. The boy never did learn, he ended up dead, at least he didn't take anyone with him.
Please go back under that rock you crawled out from under. You add zero to this board. I suppose there are a few times if you jump around just right the few brain cells you have collide and a semi-intelligent thought is created and makes it to this board.
You should tell on him..
Looks who's back. Just as I thought, that take long. Sobered up?
