梅州 Meizhou:eekers:.Quote:
Originally Posted by TB-Racing
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梅州 Meizhou:eekers:.Quote:
Originally Posted by TB-Racing
TD, isn't Meizhou your hometown?
The only way that driver can avoid being put to death for that stunt is if his father is Li Gang.
Glad I wasn't one of those motorbikes that he rammed.
that's why I surprise to read the title. I can only guess the driver has serious trouble before and will have more after.
p.s. Li Gang's son would drive better car, the one on video isn't that class, more of desperate mind to flee (or in western psychiatry Impulse Control Disorder?).
If that is punishable by death then the act is in a way a sort of long drawn-out suicide, but instead of waking up the next day and realizing they failed, they will have to face the reality that they succeeded and forced to deal with it. What a great way to cure a narcissus, they will likely feel responsible for their own death.
I love the cop handing his cap to others before following the car again (~1:30min).Quote:
Originally Posted by TB-Racing
Also see how the guy is punished by Karate-kid at the end (just before the commercial for skin-repair cream kicks in :icon10:)
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Originally Posted by 998S
I felt sorry for those police officers, but also felt grateful that China does not (yet) hand out guns to most cops. Had this guy been in America and two or three cops were nearby, there'd likely be no need for capital punishment.
The frustration of being stuck in traffic starts to hit Chinese road user. 'BYD' 'Bury Your Dreams' or 'Buy Your Dreams'?
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Originally Posted by TB-Racing
I don't believe it. All the tea in China would not get me to take that job.:lol8:
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Originally Posted by TB-Racing
In HK: http://baokun.blog.paowang.net/2010/...b%86%e6%a5%bc/ How? http://translate.google.com/translat...D7007113001235 Disaster if done something stupid http://paper.wenweipo.com/2001/10/30/HK0110300023.htm