The joys of doing a runner

**BoristheBiter** · 14th January 2010, 18:44

Originally Posted by peasea

No, wrong.

The way of 'nature' is to run from something you fear.

The way of 'law' is to nab someone for doing something against the law.

Many people fear the law, so they run. Right or wrong.

do you run lots then? as you are talking about cops and how badly they treat you. maybe you should take a look in the mirror and you might see why.

**peasea** · 14th January 2010, 18:51

Originally Posted by BoristheBiter

Should have guessed you would come up with some crap.

And crap it is, glad you could see through the smoke screen.

**peasea** · 14th January 2010, 18:53

Originally Posted by BoristheBiter

dry your eyes and get over it.

I'd rather come round to your house and make YOUR eyes water.

But I'm busy.

**peasea** · 14th January 2010, 18:55

Originally Posted by BoristheBiter

do you run lots then? as you are talking about cops and how badly they treat you. maybe you should take a look in the mirror and you might see why.

I rarely run, unless I've had a bad curry, then I run to the dunny to expell the likes of you.

Mirror? Talk to Hone about mirrors.

**peasea** · 14th January 2010, 19:00

Originally Posted by sAsLEX

It can't be, they had stopped the pursuit.......

Oops, my bad. Maybe it was a 111kph ticket, well worth dying for. Not.

Mark my words; regardless of the reason for the pursuit the cops will come out squeaky clean, as always. I'm not saying the rider did the right thing (sympathy to familty etc) all I'm saying is....whether he was a murderer on the run or a rider simply taking a chance on getting off a 111kph ticket and whatever the circumstances....the cops will be squeaky clean in the report. It's a given.

**Guido** · 14th January 2010, 19:04

Put simply, If you attempt a runner, you pay the price, be it you kill yourself or hurt yourself, but kill or hurt some innocent by stander, you must pay the price.! The law in NZ is piss weak, and we punish or blame the cop, who is simply doing his job. The real offender is the idiot who has broken the law and endangered innocent road users. Grow up.

**Mikkel** · 14th January 2010, 19:13

Originally Posted by scumdog

Who cares - the dude is dead by his own actions, nobody put a gun to his head and said 'do a runner or else', did they?

Idiots do runners
Cops chase
It's the way of nature.

So the cops are following idiots... some leadership

Originally Posted by pritch

It's hard to have too much sympathy, and it'd probably be misplaced anyway. There's also Haiti where there's a lot of people dead, or about to die , but then they're a long way away so perhaps we don't need to be too sympathetic? I know who gets my sympathy.

Indeed, and the fact that the "hot" news item is about one kiwi family who almost lost their daughter. FFS people are in dire need of a perspective!

Have a look at the photos, the country looks like it's been run over by a herd of bulldozers. It will take decades to rebuild. It's a large scale humanitarian catastrophe - but I bet we shall not have to hear about it in the news for too long. I am sure some celebrity will give birth, get arrested or in some other manner provide "substance" for more palatable news soon enough.

Then again, it's a poor country, with a high level of corruption, populated mainly by descendants of African slaves - why should we care about them when we have our own headaches like increasing prices on petrol and groceries? [sigh]

**BoristheBiter** · 14th January 2010, 19:18

Originally Posted by peasea

I'd rather come round to your house and make YOUR eyes water.

But I'm busy.

the shit that comes out of both ends of you would make anyones eyes water.

**BoristheBiter** · 14th January 2010, 19:19

Originally Posted by peasea

I rarely run, unless I've had a bad curry, then I run to the dunny to expell the likes of you.

Mirror? Talk to Hone about mirrors.

why to fat to run?

**BoristheBiter** · 14th January 2010, 19:24

Originally Posted by peasea

Oops, my bad. Maybe it was a 111kph ticket, well worth dying for. Not.

Mark my words; regardless of the reason for the pursuit the cops will come out squeaky clean, as always. I'm not saying the rider did the right thing (sympathy to familty etc) all I'm saying is....whether he was a murderer on the run or a rider simply taking a chance on getting off a 111kph ticket and whatever the circumstances....the cops will be squeaky clean in the report. It's a given.

so they should, if you don't stop when they want you to why is it their fault.

**Katman** · 14th January 2010, 19:40

Originally Posted by Mikkel

Have a look at the photos, the country looks like it's been run over by a herd of bulldozers. It will take decades to rebuild. It's a large scale humanitarian catastrophe - but I bet we shall not have to hear about it in the news for too long.]

But, but, but..............

............do they even ride motorcycles in Haiti?