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[notoverrated]

http://www.chron.com...ies-3832847.php

pretty messed up.

[Hasina]

I'm sorry that he died but he's a moron for doing that.

[notoverrated]

Hasina, on 02 September 2012 - 04:23 PM, said:

I'm sorry that he died but he's a moron for doing that.

idk its a pretty common thing to do on a party bus.

[Star of the Sea]

Oh that is so tragic and so young too   I'm always telling my teenage daughter to stop leaning out of the window when we are in the car, heck my little yorkie loves sticking her neck out the window and it scares me that there could be an accident. Gosh my heart goes out to the poor family and the friends of the  teenager that died.

[Hasina]

notoverrated, on 02 September 2012 - 04:25 PM, said:

idk its a pretty common thing to do on a party bus.

Still, it's a moronic thing to do.

[catch-me-if-you-can]

Stupid kid didn't listen, I don't feel one bit bad about him.

[notoverrated]

bones101proof, on 02 September 2012 - 04:32 PM, said:

Stupid kid didn't listen, I don't feel one bit bad about him.

pretty messed up. the kid made a mistake and it cost him, he didnt deserve it and he was only a kid.

Edited by notoverrated, 02 September 2012 - 04:36 PM.

[Coffey]

It is sad. But this is the problem with some people, not just kids. They don't listen or understand it's weird and they end up doing something completely stupid like this. Darwin award?


To be honest i feel sorry for the other kids, they are the ones that had to see and experience that. Then his parents as well. Such a young age but int he back of their minds knowing their son was a moron. They will have mixed feeling of sadness, hurt and a little bit of anger at him for doing it.

Edited by Coffey, 02 September 2012 - 05:09 PM.

[Alienated Being]

notoverrated, on 02 September 2012 - 04:34 PM, said:

pretty messed up. the kid made a mistake and it cost him, he didnt deserve it and he was only a kid.

He deserved it. One common trend that I notice when things happen to youngsters like these is that they always mention the good, and never the bad. What about how moronic he was? The driver, apparently, told the kids many times to not open the hatch, but he went ahead and did it anyway. It seems as if he was a problem child, more than anything.

"He/she had lots of friends. He/she was liked by everybody. It is such a tragedy when something happens to an individual whom is so young.", even when it wasn't entirely true...

When I die, I want people to say how much of a prick I was during my life, amongst the good things.


Overpass: 1, Darwin: 0

Edited by Alienated Being, 02 September 2012 - 05:20 PM.

[notoverrated]

wow rly he deserved it? say tht to his mom. the guy was 16 he made a mistake his life was taken i dont see how he deserved anything.

[notoverrated]

Alienated Being, on 02 September 2012 - 05:12 PM, said:

He deserved it. One common trend that I notice when things happen to youngsters like these is that they always mention the good, and never the bad. What about how moronic he was? The driver, apparently, told the kids many times to not open the hatch, but he went ahead and did it anyway. It seems as if he was a problem child, more than anything.

"He/she had lots of friends. He/she was liked by everybody. It is such a tragedy when something happens to an individual whom is so young.", even when it wasn't entirely true...

When I die, I want people to say how much of a prick I was during my life, amongst the good things.


Overpass: 1, Darwin: 0

ya i dont see it tht way, my little brother is about the same age and he is stupid and does dumb sh1t but doesnt mean that because he is stupid wat ever happens to him is ok and he "deserved it" wth kind of logic is that? what teenager thinks about crap? there was 65 other kids there he was having fun trying to be cool wat ever it was and he died. i dont see how he deserved it. and ya someones kids head is msashed like a pumpkin and they are going to rant on about how he was  ****ing idiot and deserved it

[Alienated Being]

notoverrated, on 02 September 2012 - 05:26 PM, said:

ya i dont see it tht way, my little brother is about the same age and he is stupid and does dumb sh1t but doesnt mean that because he is stupid wat ever happens to him is ok and he "deserved it" wth kind of logic is that? what teenager thinks about crap? there was 65 other kids there he was having fun trying to be cool wat ever it was and he died. i dont see how he deserved it. and ya someones kids head is msashed like a pumpkin and they are going to rant on about how he was  ****ing idiot and deserved it

As a result, the weak and stupid did not survive. You have got to love natural selection, and survival of the fittest/smartest.

[notoverrated]

Alienated Being, on 02 September 2012 - 05:28 PM, said:

As a result, the weak and stupid did not survive. You have got to love natural selection, and survival of the fittest/smartest.

ya but tht law doesnt even apply to today. look out your window you will see the stupid and the unfit running around enjoying life. if we went by your law everyone who wasnt strong enough to stop from being raped/murdered deserved it (strong will survive).

[Star of the Sea]

Wow guys I'm surprised at the replies on here We have ALL done stupid things each and everyone of us. To say this teenager deserved it, is plain wrong.... remember what you were/are like as a teenager. I know I did some very dumb things as a teenager and got away with a lot. Heck I remember jumping off roofs at a building site into sand with my friends. I can't believe I did that and I could of broken my neck or worse killed myself like this poor kid. I was lucky that's all

Edited by Star of the Sea, 02 September 2012 - 05:39 PM.

[coldethyl]

I agree that today's teens have a listening problem, but I think of the poor family who lost their son.

It was ignorant of him to stick his head out the hatch, but I have done ignorant things and I'm sure everyone that reads this statement has as well, but was death deserved?

I don't think so.

And I can't stand today's youth.  No offense.