[kik]

Typical Kombi just folding up, follow this link [nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4mvtNU32kQ"]YouTube - "Kombi" Night Shift TAC TV ad[/nomedia]
we put this ad together for the TAC and unlike any of the others no cutting was performed on the Kombi, they are so weak and so light it's just not funny, if you want to die buy a Kombi.

[corpnothing]

Originally Posted by Svengo42 ↗

It doesnt look THAT serious. A few band-aids here, a quick paint job there and everything should be good to go! Im sure all those people in the background can help clean up a little.

I usually avoid calling out people for their stupidity on this forum, but do you guys actually think that this kind of humor is clever? It's the same trite, cliche joke made in every fucking topic, and everyone seems to get a kick out of it. DID HE DIED LOL NAH JUST A BAND-AID AND HE'LL MAKE IT HERP DERP

[Airbornemama]

Could you imagine how the guy in the truck must have felt!!??!!

[kik]

Originally Posted by corpnothing ↗

I usually avoid calling out people for their stupidity on this forum, but do you guys actually think that this kind of humor is clever? It's the same trite, cliche joke made in every fucking topic, and everyone seems to get a kick out of it. DID HE DIED LOL NAH JUST A BAND-AID AND HE'LL MAKE IT HERP DERP

Agreed!.

[kik]

Originally Posted by dawnturner14 ↗

Could you imagine how the guy in the truck must have felt!!??!!

I often wonder about the affects on the surviving victims, I have seen road trauma first hand, not second hand as is depicted in here, here you are remote from the scene and have a detached opinion, it is not until you come across road trauma for real that you get a glimpse of the trauma the "surviving victms" must go though.

I have seen a car accident happen right infront of me when a guy in an old VG Valiant passed the car infront of him (I was behind the Valiant) the guy he went to pass obviously didn't like being passed and accelerated not allowing the guy in, all the while oncoming traffic was bearing down on him, finally in a panicked move he swerves to get back in his lane, as he does he clipped the front of the car he was passing (from memory a Holden Brougham) I had seen the car before as it lived in my area somewhere, but after the crash it vanished I never saw it again.

I stopped immediately to render assitance but it didn't take long to realise there was nothing I could do as the mans spine was sticking out from the back of his head, this scene haunts me to this day, but imagine this if you will, behind me was his wife and kids, as it turned out the Valiant had just been sold and was either being delivered or the guys wife was following after picking it up, they witnessed exactly what I did, although due to me being first on the scene I managed to stop the wife from seeing her dead husband.

In almost all cases victims leave other victims behind, it is these that live with the legacy of the dead and this is only amplified if they are unfortunate enough to witness the event take place.

No matter what on sites like this you get brainless unemotional people making lude or politically incorrect statements in regards to the dead with no concern for the surviving, no respect is shown whatsoever, my thoughts are that these people have never suffered the trauma first hand or are simply immune from being in the medical profession, however I would like to think that people in the profession would be a little more respectful.

"Did he died" is the most disresptful thing so say given it is obvious, then you have the possibility of relatives coming across such disregard for their loved ones.

Grow a brain people and show some respect.

Disrespect the living all you like, me included I will duke it out with the best of them, but the dead are defenceless leave them be.

[Craigster]

Originally Posted by corpnothing ↗

I usually avoid calling out people for their stupidity on this forum, but do you guys actually think that this kind of humor is clever? It's the same trite, cliche joke made in every fucking topic, and everyone seems to get a kick out of it. DID HE DIED LOL NAH JUST A BAND-AID AND HE'LL MAKE IT HERP DERP

I was going to tell you there is a section on the home page marked log off , but now that i think about it you are right i mean my shit is corny but it is a variety of corny little fucking imagination would'nt hurt....

[Craigster]

Originally Posted by kik ↗

I often wonder about the affects on the surviving victims, I have seen road trauma first hand, not second hand as is depicted in here, here you are remote from the scene and have a detached opinion, it is not until you come across road trauma for real that you get a glimpse of the trauma the "surviving victms" must go though.

I have seen a car accident happen right infront of me when a guy in an old VG Valiant passed the car infront of him (I was behind the Valiant) the guy he went to pass obviously didn't like being passed and accelerated not allowing the guy in, all the while oncoming traffic was bearing down on him, finally in a panicked move he swerves to get back in his lane, as he does he clipped the front of the car he was passing (from memory a Holden Brougham) I had seen the car before as it lived in my area somewhere, but after the crash it vanished I never saw it again.

I stopped immediately to render assitance but it didn't take long to realise there was nothing I could do as the mans spine was sticking out from the back of his head, this scene haunts me to this day, but imagine this if you will, behind me was his wife and kids, as it turned out the Valiant had just been sold and was either being delivered or the guys wife was following after picking it up, they witnessed exactly what I did, although due to me being first on the scene I managed to stop the wife from seeing her dead husband.

In almost all cases victims leave other victims behind, it is these that live with the legacy of the dead and this is only amplified if they are unfortunate enough to witness the event take place.

No matter what on sites like this you get brainless unemotional people making lude or politically incorrect statements in regards to the dead with no concern for the surviving, no respect is shown whatsoever, my thoughts are that these people have never suffered the trauma first hand or are simply immune from being in the medical profession, however I would like to think that people in the profession would be a little more respectful.

"Did he died" is the most disresptful thing so say given it is obvious, then you have the possibility of relatives coming across such disregard for their loved ones.

Grow a brain people and show some respect.

Disrespect the living all you like, me included I will duke it out with the best of them, but the dead are defenceless leave them be.

so i guess you are on this site because of your overwhelming compassion for all those dead and dying you see here....if offended log off my friend

[kik]

I didn't say I was offended you brain dead fucktard, basically I said to show respect, no images or video here shocks me, the images are fine it's the incentive comments left by turds like you that incense me, as for logging off, why don't you log off and save our fingers from replying to your useless defence.

Imagine you coming across your son or daughter whether in real life or on this site, how would you feel, put things in perspective before you post is all we are saying.

[kik]

P.S I wouldn't get into a pissing contest over that car in your avatar,if it's yours LMAO what a turd.

[wolfie]

Originally Posted by kik ↗

P.S I wouldn't get into a pissing contest over that car in your avatar,if it's yours LMAO what a turd.

You need to take a chill pill, cracker...