Wife just pointed out to me while watching the news tonight, that the accident that cut power to my area was a brand new Subaru WRX she saw paper plates. Just past that way this morning to get the paper, saw a white bumper, but thought it was a Honda one. Can anyone confirm?

 

Just caught the Channel 9 news (was running late). It was a 2004 WRX. Apparently they had just bought liquor from the local store and sped off. The place of impact is a gentle right hander, dunno what happened, can only speculate. Man, do not drink and drive and keep it off the streets. My sympathy to the family (they run the eatery across the high school) and be safe everyone.

 

I just saw a white 2004 WRX on the freeway with paper plates the other day.

 

We need to find the 5-speed from this car!!!!

 

:nudge pat:

 

This is the accident you're talking about?

http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2003/Aug/18/br/br05p.html

Not good at all...

 

Oh, Man... Bummer.
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I'm for real yO!, Help us find the 5-speed!!

Anyone know this guy?

 

He's gone.

 

There were fatalities in this accident. Vulturing the parts are MEGA bad style, right now.
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No kidding...not to mention bad ruck...

 

Sorry didn't know this is what I get when I click on the link......


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Gotta paste the link, the post didnt work... 2 died one in critical. Thoughts go out to the family and friends left behind. Anyone alcohol related crash tho. God, makes me realize how lucky I am and most of my friends. I think most of us (dont mean to generalize you all tho) have probably driven when we shouldnt have. I know I have. I dont race or drive fast, heck I drive slow as hell, but still not a good plan.

 

Just passed the accident site earlier this evening. There was a candle light gathering by the person's friends. Man that was a very sad scene. Said driver was nineteen according to the news. Conflicting stories if he had made it or not, but it will be a sad situation for all that was involved...his family as well as the other victims families. Scoobies rule...know that...and just cruize...payce to all!