Sixth Sense kid in car accident.

[Legendary]

"Walker told me I have AIDS."
Classic.

 

[NaOH]

I never understand how people "lose control" of their cars. Unless you are speeding, drunk or sleeping at the wheel, how do you all of a sudden go offroading. It's not like highways have curves like a track.


Different people have different oppinions about cars. Some see it as a means to get from point A to point B while some see them as status, or thrills. I drive a civic and probably couldn't be happier with it (unless it was boosted) even if I made as much as he does.

 

[Gooberlx2]

Originally posted by: Astaroth33
(a) He just happens to really like that Saturn
(b) By "Hollywood accounting", none of the films he's been in have actually turned a profit yet

What? How has The Sixth Sense NOT turned a profit? Where's your source?

 

[So]

Originally posted by: NTB

Originally posted by: Imp
LOL. He could have died, and we are all more concerned about his personal vehicle than his welfare (I sure was).

Yeah - it's hilarious until it actually happens to you: I took our dog to the groomer yesterday morning, then went to do some shopping myself. My dad came home for lunch while I was gone, and called my mom all freaked out because his dog was gone. Mom said he never said a word about me during the entire call

Nate

You usually come back after leaving the property unattended -- and I assume you do it pretty often, right?

Does the dog take day trips often?

 

[So]

Originally posted by: EKKC

Originally posted by: mobobuff
How did he get 10 years older in 3 years? Holy sh*t...

duh. time warp.

According to the facts it was 7 years ago and he played a 9 year old. An 11 year old pretending to be 9 isn't much of a stretch.

 

[NTB]

Originally posted by: So

Originally posted by: NTB

Originally posted by: Imp
LOL. He could have died, and we are all more concerned about his personal vehicle than his welfare (I sure was).

Yeah - it's hilarious until it actually happens to you: I took our dog to the groomer yesterday morning, then went to do some shopping myself. My dad came home for lunch while I was gone, and called my mom all freaked out because his dog was gone. Mom said he never said a word about me during the entire call

Nate

You usually come back after leaving the property unattended -- and I assume you do it pretty often, right?

Does the dog take day trips often?

No, I guess not. He actually stays in the house all day, especially when it's this hot. But this is also kind of a running joke in our family - if it came to choosing between us and the dog, we'd be the ones out in the street

Nate

 

[dxkj]

Originally posted by: AMDUALY
I never understand how people "lose control" of their cars. Unless you are speeding, drunk or sleeping at the wheel, how do you all of a sudden go offroading. It's not like highways have curves like a track.


Different people have different oppinions about cars. Some see it as a means to get from point A to point B while some see them as status, or thrills. I drive a civic and probably couldn't be happier with it (unless it was boosted) even if I made as much as he does.

Hit a patch of ice
Hit a patch of water
Have bald tires
Have the wheel slip from your hand in a turn
Hit some gravel
drop something/spill something and get distracted

do you really have that bad of an imagination that you can't think of these things?

 

[iwantanewcomputer]

omg i feel old...shouldn't he be like 8 now?

 

[imported_KuJaX]

He is really 12 and it was his first time driving.

 

[IBuyUFO]

One time I was driving in Vegas, returning the rental car, made a left turn at an intersection and hit something really slippery on the road. The car almost went out of control but luckily I let off the gas and recovered. It might have been an oil slick but I could not see what it was when I went through the turn. That's another way that people lose control. Substances that can't be seen that are on the road.

 

[DrPizza]

Agreed... too many people live according to "what they can afford" meaning... "I can afford a $300 car payment but not a $320 car payment." In fact, that's true of the majority of Americans. They buy the most expensive home they can afford, and the most expensive car they can afford.

 

[JEDI]

Originally posted by: Aflac

Originally posted by: archiloco
that guy should not have been driving a 95 saturn, hell i am not a multi millionaire and i have a better car than that. he was prolly drunk hehe.

He was drunk, so he decided to get a 95 saturn and drive it?

'95 saturn is the safest car to drive drunk in, didnt u know that?

 

[IceBergSLiM]

Originally posted by: Whoozyerdaddy
What are you so confused about?

Can't think of why a gazillionaire actor drives a 11 year old used car? Lots of wealthy people drive understated vehicles... Link Link Link

what they dont tell you is those guys typically only drive a handful of times each year. They are instead shuttled around in corporate sponsored limos, jets and helicopters. :roll:

 

[ZOOYUKA]

Maybe going to jail

 

[eits]

Originally posted by: Aflac

Originally posted by: archiloco
that guy should not have been driving a 95 saturn, hell i am not a multi millionaire and i have a better car than that. he was prolly drunk hehe.

He was drunk, so he decided to get a 95 saturn and drive it?

yeah, it's his drunk driving car... that way, he doesn't total his nice car.