Mustang accident

Originally Posted by timej31

Oh darn it. You missed again. What do I got to do to get this though your head? Everyone dies sometime doc.

I'm not the one missing. The fact that everyone dies eventually has nothing to do with this. You don't get to recklessly kill people and then justify it by saying "well, they were gonna die anyways".

[Sternjaeger II]

Gentlemen,it's evident by now that David Hayward is an individual who finds pleasure in creating this kind of flaming,disregarding any form of respect or compassion for the victims of a tragedy that were there just to enjoy an experience and perished in a tragic accident.

David has already been banned once for his behaviour,my humble advice is that we all make an effort and ignore him,if anything for the respect on the people who died,respect that he seems incapable of,giving more impoertance to his troll hobby than the compassion and solidariety to the victims and their families.

Please try and ignore him,cos he won't stop,he obviously has some kind of mental issue..

When you can't refute the facts, just call them names!

Originally Posted by Sternjaeger II

he obviously has some kind of mental issue..

Coming from someone who sent me PMs whining about not getting any credit from Luthier, this is pretty funny.

[Sammi79]

Originally Posted by IamNotDavid

If you think the time spent racing/qualifying/practicing at Reno is significantly different from an F1 race, post something to support it. So far all you've got is BS.

If you think the time spent racing/qualifying/practicing at Reno is significantly similar to an F1 race, post something to support it. So far, yours smells just like mine.

When you can't refute the facts, just demand sources (without offering any of your own)

Are we having fun yet?

Originally Posted by IamNotDavid

Coming from someone who sent me PMs whining about not getting any credit from Luthier, this is pretty funny.

PMs are private David, why are you telling us this? I guess Sterns quote really hit a nerve. It certainly would go some way to explaining your verbal diarrhea on this thread.

I think maybe, you need simply to calm down sir, your level of fury towards an activity and group of people who don't affect you in any way whatsoever could lead to health problems. Life is too short, as they say.

Originally Posted by Sammi79

If you think the time spent racing/qualifying/practicing at Reno is significantly similar to an F1 race, post something to support it. So far, yours smells just like mine.

I already posted something to support my views. Both events take place over a similar number of days, therefore they involve a similar amount of dangerous activity. The only thing I'm smelling is that you can't show that I'm wrong.

[Sammi79]

Originally Posted by IamNotDavid

I already posted something to support my views. Both events take place over a similar number of days, therefore they involve a similar amount of dangerous activity. The only thing I'm smelling is that you can't show that I'm wrong.

You have posted nothing in regard to the amount of racing at Reno because you don't know. Admittedly I am not sure, (at least I admit it) but I say Reno goes on for at least 9 days including qualifying and contains several hours of racing and displays each day, F1 for 3 days and is focused on 1 race, on the sunday. I need more than your word that they actually only race for a few minutes a day at Reno, therefore equaling and F1 race. I do not need to show you are wrong, you need to show you are right. I am open minded, David, I accept the possibility you might be right, but I follow F1, I know exactly how much racing they do. Like I said, no more than 6hrs the whole weekend. Again I suggest that over 7-10 days at Reno there is significantly more racing than that, what you are implying is that at Reno they do less than 1 hour a day including practice, qualifying, displays and racing. Unfortunately neither of us have the information needed to conclude whose point of view is closer to the truth, but you continue to attack my analysis even though you cannot truly support your own.

Anyway, the point was, we can all use numbers to bolster our point of view, the problem is that the closer you look, the more numbers you need to find to attempt to accurately compare things regarding something abstract like the 'amount' of danger. I believe people have a right to life. If people are having fun (even to the point of dying) and are not harming me or mine, I may object, but I cannot make them stop, and I shouldn't try. If you think it is really that bad then go and work in health and safety or become a paramedic. At least then you could help. What good is it doing you arguing here?

Peoples PMs to you are sent in confidence, the least you could do is respect that regardless of how you personally feel towards anyone at any given moment. If you are being harassed then take it up with the forum admins. Airing what people say to you in confidence because they just ticked you off is pretty low to be honest.

Regards,
Sam.

[AWL_Spinner]

Airing what people say to you in confidence because they just ticked you off is pretty low to be honest.

I can't see what the troll is writing (thanks ignore!), but on this point it's generally considered verboten on most forums and would earn you a deserved ban on several I frequent.

On-topic, here is the clearest video yet of the events leading up to the accident. No footage of the impact or aftermath, just the mechanical failure and subsequent pull up/roll of Galloping Ghost. This occurs at 07:30 and is repeated several time in slow motion.

http://vimeo.com/29519344

Somewhat dry preliminary NTSB report.

http://www.ntsb.gov/aviationquery/br...17X22412&key=1

Originally Posted by Sammi79

You have posted nothing in regard to the amount of racing at Reno because you don't know..

I don't have to know. There are only so many hours in the day, and both events are held over the same number of days. I already refuted your absurd attempt to claim that there is 6 hours of racing each day at Reno. So, until you can show that there is a lot more racing at Reno than at an F1 event, we're going with my version, because all the available facts support me.

Originally Posted by Sammi79

Peoples PMs to you are sent in confidence, the least you could do is respect that regardless of how you personally feel towards anyone at any given moment. .

He seems to think that I have mental problems. Do you really think it's a good idea to trust someone that you think has mental problems?