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    Quote Originally Posted by gauchojake View Post
    Just a reminder to cherish the time we have. Sad
    You said it best. AMEN. CHRIS it comes when we least expect it. gl to all.

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    Great post foxx...newer technology is huge in many things...including cars

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    Quote Originally Posted by nyplayer33 View Post
    Very terrible. The 87 yr old was returning from visiting his deceased wife at cemetary..at age 87 shouldn't be driving..ever. didn't say her car was a Ford pinto..but a newer vehicle with better u I dated suspension etc could of saved her. Suv probably saves her. Question is well...did 87 yr old stop or was the phone used by her. It's more dangerous then ever.
    Yep 87 is up in age to be driving.. Sure it was his fault.. He died as well...

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    Quote Originally Posted by nyplayer33 View Post
    Great post foxx...newer technology is huge in many things...including cars
    Not a big fan of anti lock braking systems or side and front airbags that go off when you get hit initially but are still moving fast after that initial impact...

    Other then that I agree...

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    Just a horribly sad story all around.

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    Definitely the 87 yr old mans fault, he had no right to be out of his house. And for him to be driving is without a doubt, Criminal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PittsburghPlayer View Post
    Definitely the 87 yr old mans fault, he had no right to be out of his house. And for him to be driving is without a doubt, Criminal.
    very true. people who visit dead relatives in a cemetery must be desperate for something to do. sitting in a park with stale bread feeding the birds makes more sense.

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    Plenty of people drive 87

    Terrible tragedy

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    Plenty people drive at 87....um...most don't live that long. I can't see myself driving past 75

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    My grandfather is 94 and drives himself around everyday. Hasn't had an accident or ticket of any kind since he was in his 40s. If my dad felt that he was a safety issue, he would take the car away from him.

    Awful for both families to lose a loved one in such a horrible fashion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zam77 View Post
    Cruel penetrating world. Guy always portrayed himself with class and professionalism and was some great comic sports relief for many fans and coworkers. Definitely came off as someone who was a loyal husband and family man. He's gotta be in a world of hell right now. RIP Mrs Shwami.
    His makeup lady who ESPN settled a sexual harrassment lawsuit with probably disagrees. Berman was a perv. Unless the old guy locked up his car or was stopped in the middle of the road, it's Berman's fault. Will be interesting to see the findings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grits n' Gravy View Post
    My grandfather is 94 and drives himself around everyday. Hasn't had an accident or ticket of any kind since he was in his 40s. If my dad felt that he was a safety issue, he would take the car away from him.

    Awful for both families to lose a loved one in such a horrible fashion.
    It's time to get your 94 year old grandpa off the road pal. We don't want any accidents guy.

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    Terrible

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjgold View Post
    Plenty of people drive 87

    Terrible tragedy
    That's up in age.. I don't know anyone that age that still drives.. Motor nerves and reflexes are shot, brain doesn't react to immediate driving emergency decisions, could even mistake the gas pedal for the brake pedal...

    I've seen a few accidents in my life time involving very old drivers, their fault everytime... in my city I remember an old man hit the gas instead of the brake and plowed into a Farmers Market killing 2 people. Old fart got confused.. I remember that and he must of felt so bad...

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