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[77Pacer]

I'm among many persons wh knew her @ SHS!!! :(

[c3c3xx]

I'm just a friend of someone who knew him well, I saw him around and always thought he was a nice kid. I don't know all the details, but yes people should learn from his mistake, if it was his mistake. Like I said, I never really knew any details.

[c3c3xx]

These kinds of accidents really send me over the edge. They're just so unreal, unfair.

May they both simply rest in peace.

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[c3c3xx]

I saw the effects on everyone, they were both amazing people. I just feel you don't need to add insult to injury.

[danamarie1904]

@c3c3xx - he's not insulting anything or anyone

[c3c3xx]

You said in the information box that he was "a wreckless idiot".

Listen, I'm just a kid, no where near 18 or 19. I'm just trying to say that what happened is devastating, and rather than insulting and blaming either of their memories, you should try to see that Larry had friends and family, and dreams as well. I know you must be angry-as anyone would be-especially at the driver, but I'm sure he didn't want this to happen.

[MikeSouzaYT]

Oh yeah.... I forgot about that.

I don't mean to insult Larry's memory. He was a young guy that made a mistake. A fatally tragic mistake unfortunately.

I think he was reckless, not just this one time. An idiot, well, that may be debatable.

[c3c3xx]

it's very tragic, but I don't think it fair to say larry was a wreckless idiot. they were both genuine people.

[MikeSouzaYT]

First, who said Larry was a reckless idiot? Second, the tree didn't run out into the road, now did it?

Did Larry not total 6 cars in 3 years of driving? Uh, I think it is fair to say that he was a reckless idiot.