Amen Andre....you know what...I hope I die doing something I enjoy...whatever it may be!

 

A tragic loss for friends and family I am sure. May they find peace in these turbulant times and remember to look at the joy they may have experienced through thier friend and loved one. Life is a wonderous and fragile thing. Be safe and live it to the fullest. RIP Tanner. Our hearts go out to you and yours.

 

May he RIP, my condolences to his family and friends. He seem like a swell guy.

No matter what vehicle you have, that could happen to the best of us.

 

My condolences to his family and friends.

 

Never a good thing RIP

 

A sad story for sure. I live close to Greenville and have been to Big O Dodge. I'm sorry for the family and friends, but his choice was made and it was bad for many reasons. Not a good road for a burst of speed and you have to use all safety devices no matter how fast you are going. But on a positive note, he went out in a really classic icon of a car. God bless his family and friends with comfort of a re in eternity. RIP.[&o]

 

Speed + Ignorance = Death

 

you wouldn't think it would be a positive note if those telephone poles were cars with family memebers in them would ya

 

But they were not. There is always a positive note for optimistic thinking people and I feel for his family and if you want... an imaginary family that does'nt exist.

 

Lear, it is good of you to put a positive spin on it. There is no need for anyone to criticize someone who has already paid the ultimate penalty for a probable lapse in judgement. Especially since it is a lapse in judgement that many on this forum could easily have made: getting carried away enjoying a Challenger.