Carter was not intoxicated, Bud.He was racing and highly intoxicated bud. His participation alone garnered criminal charges. What a colossal disaster Seattle avoided. Bravo to JS and Pete
Carter was not intoxicated, Bud.He was racing and highly intoxicated bud. His participation alone garnered criminal charges. What a colossal disaster Seattle avoided. Bravo to JS and Pete
The fact that he did this sober is even worse considering judgment worsens with alcohol . just glad he isn’t our headacheCarter was not intoxicated, Bud.
Disagree. The fact that he was sober was a good thing. More people could have been hurt if he were driving drunk.The fact that he did this sober is even worse considering judgment worsens with alcohol . just glad he isn’t our headache
You need to learn how to comprehend the things you read bud lolDisagree. The fact that he was sober was a good thing. More people could have been hurt if he were driving drunk.
How so?You need to learn how to comprehend the things you read bud lol
He wasn’t intoxicated. And I’m not talking about criminal charges. He’s getting sued but the father of the football player that died. Ridiculous. For the record. I think Carter is an idiot. But the suing is BS.He was racing and highly intoxicated bud. His participation alone garnered criminal charges. What a colossal disaster Seattle avoided. Bravo to JS and Pete
Good thing we drafted an offensive linemen that shut his silly ass downHahahhhaaaa
Hopefully that won't be against us. I'm sure we are on his 'hit list' of teams who passed on him. Will be great to see him and his fellow mates go up against our newly constructed O line. I know it likely won't happen, but it would be cool to see Olu win the Center job and E Brown slide to guard ( a positions he's played well). Lucas, Cross on the outside, Olu and Brown on the inside plus whoever wins the other spot, against Carter and the Eagles D line... that's worth a watch.
Ignorance is blissHow so?
OK.Ignorance is bliss
I can guarantee you that EVERY SINGLE ATHLETE/COACH has driven their cars "at reckless speed with no regards for other motorists that shared the road with him/her". I mean, I know you don't think they are buying GT3 RS's and SF90's and just never testing the throttle. And, yes, even our old geezer Pete Carroll. Hell, Bill Gates flew past me on I-90 in his 348 back in the early 2000s. At least I think it was Bill. My point is...wait, wtf is my point? I don't even rememberRegardless of intoxicated or not, Young Mr. Carter drove his vehicle at reckless speed with no regards for other motorists that shared the road with him. ALL with the most important event of his life (draft) around the corner. If he took risks of this sort, at that point, he could take more risks in the future.
How would you like him to do something similar the night before playoff game? I cannot guarantee that he will do such, BUT, can you guarantee that he won't?
Well that’s special. I’m just glad he isn’t a Hawk. Dodged a bulletI can guarantee you that EVERY SINGLE ATHLETE/COACH has driven their cars "at reckless speed with no regards for other motorists that shared the road with him/her". I mean, I know you don't think they are buying GT3 RS's and SF90's and just never testing the throttle. And, yes, even our old geezer Pete Carroll. Hell, Bill Gates flew past me on I-90 in his 348 back in the early 2000s. At least I think it was Bill. My point is...wait, wtf is my point? I don't even remember![]()
Well that's special. I agree with you.Well that’s special. I’m just glad he isn’t a Hawk. Dodged a bullet
I have driven my V12s that way too, even after a few drinks. BUT I haven't done that with a major life changing event around the corner. IMHO, its matter of prioritisation or ability to weight the importance each elements that one faces at any one time and prioritize them. Now I live close to a track, so less need to do it where those actions don't belong.I can guarantee you that EVERY SINGLE ATHLETE/COACH has driven their cars "at reckless speed with no regards for other motorists that shared the road with him/her". I mean, I know you don't think they are buying GT3 RS's and SF90's and just never testing the throttle. And, yes, even our old geezer Pete Carroll. Hell, Bill Gates flew past me on I-90 in his 348 back in the early 2000s. At least I think it was Bill. My point is...wait, wtf is my point? I don't even remember![]()
Indeed, baller.I have driven my V12s that way too, even after a few drinks. BUT I haven't done that with a major life changing event around the corner. IMHO, its matter of prioritisation or ability to weight the importance each elements that one faces at any one time and prioritize them. Now I live close to a track, so less need to do it where those actions don't belong.
If you enjoy the sensation of speed, try Autobahn, smoothly paved, disciplined drivers, and may the biggest engine arrive first.Indeed, baller.![]()