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last night i was in palmdale visiting my friends. we went to the street races out in lancaster. i raced this stock automatic LS1 and a 6 speed LS1 WS6. i knew both the guys and knew i'd lose, so we went for fun. it WAS fun. everyone was like, damn a three way! three of the fastest cars out there kickin ***. other than that it was a good calm night.

then as soon as i left i got a call from my friend who was still out there. somethin bad happened...5 people got hurt. bad. then this morning i hear the news...

http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?se...cal&id=5323169

 
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Man, that's really sad. That's just one of the reasons it stupid to street race...

 
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It's sad that it takes soemthign like this to get people like you to stop street raceing Caleb. Just glad you finally realize it.

 
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yeah its beyond stupid to street race. My coworkers brother just died beacuse he was racing. he burnt to death in his car.

i also wouldn't go boasting about being there either.

 
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this was my first time going. i'll admit it was exciting. but this incident wasnt related to street racing. it was some guy who was driving on the road, he smashed into a crowd of people on the side of the road.

 
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Still indirectly caused by street racing. The crowd was there watching the races.

Glad you had your eyes opened, to bad it had to go to the extremes.

 
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that's too bad that happened

 
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yeah thats the hard way to learn things how dose a truck randoly hit a crowd of people on the side ofthe road?

death scares the **** out of me

 
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bummer to hear

 
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That sucks.. Thats a reason why I dont even think about doing it..

 
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Bummer indeed.

 
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I concur.

 
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good lesson to be learned, its not worth the life of others for enjoyment, keep it on a track.

 
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As do I.

 
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You know, I would say this was the street racers fault, IF the guy hadnt run.

But I agree, closed course racing is the real way to go.