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Originally Posted by LoneWolf
I have driven a Maserati MC20 on a track (The company I work for has ties to Maserati). A car like that is much more maneuvarable and easy to control at those speeds than anything your average Joe is driving on the highway.
You are absolutely using the term "supercar" as a scare tactic. There is literally no other reason to even bring up the term in this conversation. It has zero to do with what happened and will have zero to do with any punishment Rice receives.
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Other than... I'm not. Ok though... what if I stop saying super car and instead say the much longer yet ultimately saying the same thing...
"he was driving a car that was capable of doing 70 to 120 MPH in 2.5 seconds".
Would me taking out that one word make it better for you. Because I will. Here ya go.
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I haven't done 120 in a 70, in a
supercar car that was capable of doing 70 to 120 MPH in 2.5 seconds , on a crowded highway causing me to make "multiple aggressive maneuvers to get through traffic.”, in the middle of the city, then fled the scene of the accident,.
Can't say I have done that. But yeah Marcellus... Rice is just a kid that was doing a little bit of speeding, right!?! Boys will be boys... AMIRITE?!?!?!
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Lets pay attention to the important aspects of this situation which is my use of the word Supercar and not him doing 120 in a 70, wrecking, making multiple aggressive maneuvers to get through traffic, and fleeing the scene of an accident.
Yup... my use of the word Supercar to describe the abilities of the car is the real issue here.