Originally Posted by knutz
Let me say I am in no way excusing my actions. But you sir are way off base. My daughter was in fact not swerving all over the road. Me and her both were on the right side of the road. The guy missed me by a few inches and ran over my daughter who was directly in front of me.
Yes it was an accident. But that in no way excuses his behavior afterwards nor mine.
But what do I expect on a bicycle board? It's just like motrcycle boards, Just because he is one of ya'll he can do no wrong.
Sued me, Bwahahahahahaha the dude doesn't even know who I am. I was visiting relatives from out of town. Do i feel remorse? No, I should have taken my daughter home and then came back and kicked the crap out of him.
And I'll die alright, every day I live I get one day closer to it.
As far as leaving him in agony, well that is what his stupidity got him. He didn't seem too interrested in whether my daughter was alright or not. As a matter of fact his first words out of his mouth were something like. "That stupid little Bi$%h shouldn't be on the road".
you got any kids? Hows about I come over and cuss them like that, would that be alright with you?
jeff
The amount of self-vigalintee that you see people is either
a) an attribute of how barbaric the people throwing stones at the "bad people"
b) an epitome of what happens to somebody who can throw stones at other people from behind a computer
Either way it is very immature and if he had had an ounce of brains he could have easily filed a lawstuit that would would probably result in the loss of the motorcycle and the SUV regardless of what he did. It is not your right to hurt somebody else because they did something you don't like. That is barbarism and vigilantism - something we should have left behin along time ago but something alot of people here can't seem to comprehend.