Rip paul walker
12-01-2013, 06:22 PM
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I cannot say people making light of someone's death is not bothering me as a person that respects others. But Paul walker had his own charity, that shows he was not all about himself and cared for others. Not his family is without him and people want to make comments lacking in positive or concerned nature. Not good. As a father that has lost a child I perhaps touch on the subject better than many, so I don't take it in a good way.
Not to mention getting our members all POd, just not good.
Go to yellowbullet with that is all I can say.
Not to mention getting our members all POd, just not good.
Go to yellowbullet with that is all I can say.
Paul Walker seemed liked good man, not your typical hollyweirdo. RIP
12-01-2013, 07:07 PM
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Respect people.. Get some!
Yes they were wrong hauling *** on the street, and glad no other were hurt. The guy did a lot of good in his life and does not deserve the bs some people have said.
RIP bud! You inspired a lot of new faces to racing including myslef.
Yes they were wrong hauling *** on the street, and glad no other were hurt. The guy did a lot of good in his life and does not deserve the bs some people have said.
RIP bud! You inspired a lot of new faces to racing including myslef.
12-01-2013, 08:41 PM
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Yea- his movies may have been cheesy at times but I watch them all the time. As noted above his franchise did spur a new movement in racing. Some of- if not the best main stream car movies ever made.
No matter what the case I can't stand people running their mouth on subjects like this just to get noticed. Thanks for taking care if it.
No matter what the case I can't stand people running their mouth on subjects like this just to get noticed. Thanks for taking care if it.
12-01-2013, 09:10 PM
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Cannot wait for the day a mod bans Tainted and Jibby. .
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12-02-2013, 07:00 AM
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12-02-2013, 07:47 AM
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Is Cookba's ban permanent? I have seen people say a lot worse and just get the title troll. Zone I know you have a personal stake in this especially with the loss of a child (my condolences) but you have to stay objective, lest you become one of us...more opinonated than impartial.
I am a huge Paul Walker fan. I rember going to see the first one backin Kaiserslautern, Germany back in '01. Cheesy but it influenced so many people. It also saw the astronomical rise in value of one of my dream cars...the Supra.
This situation reminds me a little of James Dean (Rebel without a cause) and his Porsche, even though Paul was not driving. I wonder if the media will draw a comparison as well as far as great actors cut down in the primes of their life.
I am a huge Paul Walker fan. I rember going to see the first one backin Kaiserslautern, Germany back in '01. Cheesy but it influenced so many people. It also saw the astronomical rise in value of one of my dream cars...the Supra.
This situation reminds me a little of James Dean (Rebel without a cause) and his Porsche, even though Paul was not driving. I wonder if the media will draw a comparison as well as far as great actors cut down in the primes of their life.
12-02-2013, 09:58 AM
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Is Cookba's ban permanent? I have seen people say a lot worse and just get the title troll. Zone I know you have a personal stake in this especially with the loss of a child (my condolences) but you have to stay objective, lest you become one of us...more opinonated than impartial.
I am a huge Paul Walker fan. I rember going to see the first one backin Kaiserslautern, Germany back in '01. Cheesy but it influenced so many people. It also saw the astronomical rise in value of one of my dream cars...the Supra.
This situation reminds me a little of James Dean (Rebel without a cause) and his Porsche, even though Paul was not driving. I wonder if the media will draw a comparison as well as far as great actors cut down in the primes of their life.
I am a huge Paul Walker fan. I rember going to see the first one backin Kaiserslautern, Germany back in '01. Cheesy but it influenced so many people. It also saw the astronomical rise in value of one of my dream cars...the Supra.
This situation reminds me a little of James Dean (Rebel without a cause) and his Porsche, even though Paul was not driving. I wonder if the media will draw a comparison as well as far as great actors cut down in the primes of their life.
12-02-2013, 07:36 PM
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Westboro baptist church is planning a protest outside of his funeral
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4372468
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4372468
12-02-2013, 07:53 PM
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Westboro baptist church is planning a protest outside of his funeral
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4372468
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4372468
12-03-2013, 08:28 PM
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Westboro baptist church is planning a protest outside of his funeral
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4372468
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4372468
12-04-2013, 05:45 AM
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12-04-2013, 09:10 AM
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Westboro Baptist doesn't represent Christ's love at all. They are a cult who has seriously seriously gone way off the edge. The Baptist organization doesn't recognize them as a church and they definitely don't represent how "Christians" should act.
As a believer myself, it's a shame that they claim to represent Jesus. I can't stand the fact that that cult exists. It's a shame that they do all of the stuff they do. I hope people stop their protest. That's just sad.
