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Lionessa

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1. Yep, drinking and driving at 3 am will do that. At least that's my guess

Reply to Swede (Original post)

Sun May 13, 2012, 11:01 AM

May 2012

with two teen boys and one barely older out at 3am. Really no more or less tragic than any other accident caused by speed and probably induced altered reality of some sort, drugs or alcohol, where teens are killed. I guess the suggestion is that it is worse somehow because of Mother's' Day, but I don't buy that, teens dying is tragic for a mother regardless of the day.

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Two teen brothers die in car crash. [View all] Swede May 2012 OP

Yep, drinking and driving at 3 am will do that. At least that's my guess Lionessa May 2012 #1

It's the fact that they are brothers that is making this more tragic. Swede May 2012 #2

Same thing anyone else whose lost mulitple family members in an auto accident. Lionessa May 2012 #3

I'm glad you're glad 2 teen aged boys died. Swede May 2012 #5

Fuck your escalation of what iI said. Lionessa May 2012 #6

You have posted nothing but mean spiritedly on this thread. Swede May 2012 #7

I'm sorry I don't have any reverence for intoxicated teens, speeding, at 3am in the morning, Lionessa May 2012 #9

Same thing happened to my daughters best friend and her sister. Speck Tater May 2012 #4

yep its relatively common in rural or semi rural areas Joe Shlabotnik May 2012 #8