Originally posted by RobtardShut up you ****ing overly serious geek.
The term "drinking and driving" can also mean that, in fact, it usually means exactly that and it's still a c**t move.
Your words right now are liken to that feeling you get when chalk screeches across a chalk-board. Or a broken CD-player keeps repeating the same noise over and over.
Originally posted by Oneness
When have I expressed apathy.I don't think anyone seems to be paying attention to anything other than the words captain and morgan in this thread, lol.
You guys are pretty anal about DUIs, I understand, but at least stop making false-assumptions about how I feel about it.
Meh, in fact, **** your opinion, **** Digi's opinion, ****s Abnormal's opinion. **** everyone's beliefs.
Okay big guy.
**** you too, you dumbass.
We all assumed Oneness would put someone in danger eventually; it was obvious from his erratic behavior. I think we all just thought it would be a different method.
I guess if we're looking for silver linings, he totaled his "1337" car. If the voices from God and egomaniacal schizophrenia don't keep him from a repeat performance, maybe the fear of losing his car will.
In the meantime, he's concerned about getting his car back and blaming the slick road for his idiocy, and defending his actions with ridiculous logic. And there isn't anything we can do about it. It's unfortunate. I'd encourage people to stop feeding his rants, as it's clearly making little to no difference.
Originally posted by Robtard
See, that's the thing though, he destroys his 2003 car due to a combination of negligence and idiocy, and he's basically rewarded for it a few weeks later with a newer (2008) car.
Again, if you want to look for silver linings, his insurance premiums are about to skyrocket for the rest of his life. But, beyond that, it's all the more reason not to waste our time. His lack of empathy and moronic choices will catch up with him; we don't need to piss into the wind on a message board trying to make him see reason. I'm guilty of ignoring that advice quite often, but there are points of clarity. This is one of those times.