Teen accused of cutting off, hitting motorcyclist

Blowing it out of proprtion is expecting him to be tried for attempted murder.

Expecting him to be held accountable without it being swept under the rug is different. Not taking his license is a blatant slap in the face to anyone who has ever swung a leg over a bike.

I know they say ride like everyone is trying to kill you, but this takes that to a whole new level.

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Originally Posted by Rossco

It's also on automotive forums all over the country so it's not just NESR that's blowing it out of proportion.

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Wow...I have my hands full just staying even with NESR. :wink:

But at least you agree it's being blown out of proportion.

(BTW...my calm and low key attitude would probably be at least a little different had I been the victim. :mope:)

Dowse him in coil cleaner and put him in the sun!! :D

This could be fun....thinking up torturous ways :teehee:

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Originally Posted by DucDave

Wow...I have my hands full just staying even with NESR. :wink:

But at least you agree it's being blown out of proportion.

(BTW...my calm and low key attitude would probably be at least a little different had I been the victim. :mope:)

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Yes, I would be happy with giving him a 90 day suspension on his license. And perhaps making him attend a road-rage/anger management class.

I don't beleive that him paying restitution alone will teach him a lesson. This is because he's 18, doesn't work, and was driving a brand new car when the incident happened. So I don't think he fully grasps the whole "money" thing of it.

I don't agree with the whole trying him for attempted murder, making him clean a bar at Laconia, etc.

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Originally Posted by Rossco

Yes, I would be happy with giving him a 90 day suspension on his license. And perhaps making him attend a road-rage/anger management class.

I don't beleive that him paying restitution alone will teach him a lesson. This is because he's 18, doesn't work, and was driving a brand new car when the incident happened. So I don't think he fully grasps the whole "money" thing of it.

I don't agree with the whole trying him for attempted murder, making him clean a bar at Laconia, etc.

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No jerking off a grizzly bear with a sand paper glove?

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Originally Posted by Jaynnus

Dowse him in coil cleaner and put him in the sun!! :D

This could be fun....thinking up torturous ways :teehee:

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Originally Posted by e30addict

Expecting him to be held accountable without it being swept under the rug is different. Not taking his license is a blatant slap in the face to anyone who has ever swung a leg over a bike.

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Yes, I would be happy with giving him a 90 day suspension on his license. And perhaps making him attend a road-rage/anger management class.

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I agree, the kid pulled a stupid move and having him be punished accordingly is not asking too much i think. He needs some sort of a suspention of his license at least for a short period of time to show him and everyone else things like this will not be tolerated.

He was definitely lucky that he didn't kill the guy!!

If you speed three times in MA within a year you get 30 days.

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Originally Posted by obsolete

If you get caught speeding three times in MA within a year you get 30 days.

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fixed :D

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Originally Posted by Jaynnus

fixed :D

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Well yes, there is always that. Actually you have to be found guilty too. I get caught on a regular basis...

Otherwise, none of us would have a valid license.

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Originally Posted by e30addict

Blowing it out of proprtion is expecting him to be tried for attempted murder.
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especially when there is no such crime in New Hampshire

the kid's been charged with a class B felony that can get him 7 years and a misdemeanor that can get him another year

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Blowing it out of proprtion is expecting him to be tried for attempted murder.
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especially when there is no such crime in New Hampshire

the kid's been charged with a class B felony that can get him 7 years and a misdemeanor that can get him another year

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Thanks for bringing that up.

By the way. Knee-jerk stonings are the shit you guys complain the govt does when it comes to things like Pb content in minibikes which consequently forced law that prohibits importing smaller cylinder motorbikes into the US.

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Thanks for bringing that up.

By the way. Knee-jerk stonings are the shit you guys complain the govt does when it comes to things like Pb content in minibikes which consequently forced law that prohibits importing smaller cylinder motorbikes into the US.

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Will you STFU and go get your pitchfork and torch already.

:D

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Like I said, in what logical fallacy candy land are you trying to equate not letting some one cut you off and striking another motorist? They are very far off except for people that want to try and draw the conclusion cause they fail to understand right of way.

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Maybe you missed the part where I stated "...one driver felt they needed to block another from occupying the space in front of them."

That is where the similarities are drawn.

The driver in front feeling like they are going to save the world when they impeded the progress of another motorist. Regardless of what other laws may be broken, one driver is making it their mission to block another. Whether or not vehicle contact was made is irrelavent in my post because I'm stating how similar this is to people who feel the need to try and block other motorists in order to forfill their self-righteousness.

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Thanks for bringing that up.

By the way. Knee-jerk stonings are the shit you guys complain the govt does when it comes to things like Pb content in minibikes which consequently forced law that prohibits importing smaller cylinder motorbikes into the US.

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Will you STFU and go get your pitchfork and torch already.

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All I have is a lawn rake and a grill lighter. :dunno:

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Maybe you missed the part where I stated "...one driver felt they needed to block another from occupying the space in front of them."

That is where the similarities are drawn.

The driver in front feeling like they are going to save the world when they impeded the progress of another motorist. Regardless of what other laws may be broken, one driver is making it their mission to block another. Whether or not vehicle contact was made is irrelavent in my post because I'm stating how similar this is to people who feel the need to try and block other motorists in order to forfill their self-righteousness.

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*irrelevant
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Blah blah blah... trying to draw a conclusion where none exists. One involves not letting someone cut you off the other striking another vehicle with your own as it attempts to pass. You're just trying to take a jab and it's not working cause one does not follow the other nor do the intentions. I'm sorry it pisses you off that other people don't allow others to be assholes to them in a legal and non violent manner. Actually I'm not sorry.

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All I have is a lawn rake and a grill lighter. :dunno:

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Lame... as always.

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*irrelevant
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Blah blah blah... trying to draw a conclusion where none exists. One involves not letting someone cut you off the other striking another vehicle with your own as it attempts to pass. You're just trying to take a jab and it's not working cause one does not follow the other nor do the intentions. I'm sorry it pisses you off that other people don't allow others to be assholes to them in a legal and non violent manner. Actually I'm not sorry.

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If you can't see the similarities (that was Berg's word) you may need to wash the sand out of your.........er,........eh...........eyes! ;)

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All I have is a lawn rake and a grill lighter. :dunno:

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Lame... as always.

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Well pitch forks are historically dangerous tools. I would propose they be outlawed because the sharp points pose a hazard in large crowds.

Same with the torch. It does not appear to meet any national fire codes. So I use a grill lighter to control the effect.

When the mob is really mad I can shake the rake to make loud noises and turn the grill lighter up.

Conversely when one person is yelling from the crowd some kind of insult I cab safely lower my rake and turn down/off my lighter to elaborate upon the tone of the somewhat angry but now semi quiet mob.

But yes, lame is where I aim.

That way mediocrity is AWESOME!!!!

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If you can't see the similarities (that was Berg's word) you may need to wash the sand out of your.........er,........eh...........eyes! ;)

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The only similarity between not allowing someone to cut you off and side swiping another vehicle that is trying to pass you in an open lane is that you are both driving.

No sand here, I just think his attempts are trying to draw a conclusion where one does not exist to take a jab and fulfill some feeling of superiority. Doesn't bother me, I'm just pointing out the silliness of it.

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Well pitch forks are historically dangerous tools. I would propose they be outlawed because the sharp points pose a hazard in large crowds.

Same with the torch. It does not appear to meet any national fire codes. So I use a grill lighter to control the effect.

When the mob is really mad I can shake the rake to make loud noises and turn the grill lighter up.

Conversely when one person is yelling from the crowd some kind of insult I cab safely lower my rake and turn down/off my lighter to elaborate upon the tone of the somewhat angry but now semi quiet mob.

But yes, lame is where I aim.

That way mediocrity is AWESOME!!!!

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I can't stay mad at you.

Bergs POV is a loooonnnnggg stretch. I can just barely see it if I squint so hard my eyes are nearly closed. Adding sand will make it dissapear completely....

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Originally Posted by obsolete

I can't stay mad at you.

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I can...he set my cat on fire with a grill lighter and then tried to put it out with a lawn rake. Don't let him fool you, he's got violent intentions in mind.