Poor poor viper Options

[celi_gt_racer]

any1 watch the new hogan knows best? the spoilt a** kid just wrecked sam hube's viper TWICE..... ugggghhhh .... makes me sick at my stomach

[playr158]

a) by calling him a tool you're just proving that you are a tool really.
Calling him one, just because he's from a more financially inclined family and gets to do things that he likes and that you are unable to do because you're too poor or other means to do such just proves yourself ignorant.

b) every drifter hits the wall its a fact of the sport

c) haha thats funny he hit it two times

[uberschall]

a) by calling him a tool you're just proving that you are a tool really.
Calling him one, just because he's from a more financially inclined family and gets to do things that he likes and that you are unable to do because you're too poor or other means to do such just proves yourself ignorant.

that's not cool, man. not cool.

i don't care that he has opportunities to do things i can't. more power to him.

my complaint is that even though he has this opportunity, he isn't respecting it. after watching his body language immediately after the crash, and seeing the interview...it's apparent that he doesn't know anything about the car, and it seems like he's only there for himself.

he said that he hadn't gotten used to the car after some changes were made, and he went out anyway. if it meant more to him, he'd have waited until he was sure. either that, or it had nothing to do with the car, and he made a mistake. he even mentioned something about the viper being as hard to drift as "the s14 i used to have," which had nothing to do with anything.

i'll give him that he thanked some of the people that got him there.

i'm just sick of seeing people get handed the opportunity of a lifetime and more or less messing it up.