RIP Paul Walker

Neoni · 3 Dec 2013 at 17:45

Just seen TMZ interview Vin Diesel at the crash site..

Know what he asked him?

1. Will you be filming again soon...

Vin diesels reply: i cant even think about that right now.

2. Ever had anything like this happen before.

Vin diesels reply: Winds window up, drives off

Complete idiots.

Cosimo · 3 Dec 2013 at 17:45

dacads said:
Somebody had to throw this in

It's one of those where who knows what really happened, I'm open to conspiracy theories but you can't just scream illuminati at everything. It's definitely strange though the amount of celebs that die from car crashes, drugs etc there's no doubt there's a dark side often involved

What a load of tosh. Made by an idiot for an idiot audience.

Janesy B · 3 Dec 2013 at 17:47

Neoni said:
Just seen TMZ interview Vin Diesel at the crash site..

Know what he asked him?

1. Will you be filming again soon...

Vin diesels reply: i cant even think about that right now.

2. Ever had anything like this happen before.

Vin diesels reply: Winds window up, drives off

Complete idiots.

Bottom feeding scum.

Droolinggimp · 3 Dec 2013 at 18:50

It is very sad news. I have been reading up on the events from before the crash to whats happening now and it is a real shame. I doubt anyone will know exactly what happened for sure for a long time to come but whatever the reason for the accident it's a terrible waste of two peoples lives.

I was reading about the Studio Bosses debating how to promote the new film and should they include some footage of Paul in the trailers etc. It's a tough one for sure. I think the family would like to have Paul included in the trailers. Also, with Paul being in this charity thing would the Bosses (Universal I think) put a certain percentage from the takings into the charity he founded?

It would be an awesome gesture if they did that, even ALL of the gross sales from the cinemas as the next FF film would surly break some records.

Long live the Fast Five Family.

estebanrey · 3 Dec 2013 at 19:01

Neoni said:
Something doesn't make sense somewhere if the above is true.. if he was a professional driver, how could such a thing happen or am i being daft? it has to be a mechanical failure somewhere?

Ayrton Senna was a professional driver too. Just because you are a pro, doesn't make you infallible.

Pestilence · 3 Dec 2013 at 19:29

Neoni said:
Just seen TMZ interview Vin Diesel at the crash site..

Know what he asked him?

1. Will you be filming again soon...

Vin diesels reply: i cant even think about that right now.

2. Ever had anything like this happen before.

Vin diesels reply: Winds window up, drives off

Complete idiots.

Just watched that... what an absolute piece of walking detritus that "journalist" is. Absolutely shameful (or should that be shameless) behaviour.

Fuzz · 3 Dec 2013 at 21:06

estebanrey said:
Ayrton Senna was a professional driver too. Just because you are a pro, doesn't make you infallible.

Bad choice of subject there as I think it was either a blow out or suspension collapse that started the ball rolling with Sennas accident.

dowie · 3 Dec 2013 at 21:08

Short life - but he certainly had some fun when he was alive

dacads · 3 Dec 2013 at 21:15

How'd he not manage to look at dat ass? I think there might have been a quick glance right at the start

dowie · 3 Dec 2013 at 21:35

If I were in his shoes I'd be deliberately sabotaging that scene in any way possible so as to force a couple of dozen re-takes to be made...

nick.lidgett · 3 Dec 2013 at 21:49

Fuzz said:
Bad choice of subject there as I think it was either a blow out or suspension collapse that started the ball rolling with Sennas accident.

I believe it was a steering column failure, could be wrong though

dowie said:
If I were in his shoes I'd be deliberately sabotaging that scene in any way possible so as to force a couple of dozen re-takes to be made...

I believe they can edit raging stonkers out so only one take would ever be needed hahaha

Rybo89 · 3 Dec 2013 at 22:01

Jessica Alba use to be proper tasty. Can remember having her arse as my screen save through my teens.

Aint she like a match stick now though? Lost the ass?

Twirlywoos · 3 Dec 2013 at 22:41

Droolinggimp said:
It is very sad news. I have been reading up on the events from before the crash to whats happening now and it is a real shame. I doubt anyone will know exactly what happened for sure for a long time to come but whatever the reason for the accident it's a terrible waste of two peoples lives.

I was reading about the Studio Bosses debating how to promote the new film and should they include some footage of Paul in the trailers etc. It's a tough one for sure. I think the family would like to have Paul included in the trailers. Also, with Paul being in this charity thing would the Bosses (Universal I think) put a certain percentage from the takings into the charity he founded?

It would be an awesome gesture if they did that, even ALL of the gross sales from the cinemas as the next FF film would surly break some records.

Long live the Fast Five Family.

ofcourse he will be included, the family will probably and I say PROBABLY want to rinse as much money out of him as possible as that is the American culture after all. Look at the squabbling after MJ's death. The film will be a bigger hit more than the first and the last now - mark my words!

thedoc46 · 3 Dec 2013 at 23:52

According to some news outlets, Porsche may even be up for being held responsible.

If their machine didn't mechanically fail, those two would still be alive today.

Rybo89 · 3 Dec 2013 at 23:55

It they wasn't doing silly speeds they would still maybe be alive today aswell. :confused:

thedoc46 · 4 Dec 2013 at 00:03

Rybo89 said:
It they wasn't doing silly speeds they would still maybe be alive today aswell.

Maybe so, but people do not buy that kind of vehicle to obey the speed limits.

So Porsche sold that car, fully knowing that its occupants would no doubt be putting their foot down.. The least they could do, is ensure that their car was reliable enough so that the steering wouldn't malfunction and smack its occupants head on into a tree. Or worse still into another incoming car.

They'll be held liable, I reckon.

Simon · 4 Dec 2013 at 00:17

Lol. Assume much ?

Rybo89 · 4 Dec 2013 at 00:22

On a 45kph (was it) road they should. If you are going to speed, dont do it in built up areas with raised curbs and the possibility of pedestrians walking by. By speed i mean SPEED, which looking at the crash, these was certainly doing.

Maybe a bit of fun, but this is a lesson in life they have given there lives for. It can happen to anyone.

I read somewhere they knew of a fault, reason why they took it for a spin to try diagnose it? could have been a comment, i can't remember.

Janesy B · 4 Dec 2013 at 00:51

thedoc46 said:
Maybe so, but people do not buy that kind of vehicle to obey the speed limits.

So Porsche sold that car, fully knowing that its occupants would no doubt be putting their foot down.. The least they could do, is ensure that their car was reliable enough so that the steering wouldn't malfunction and smack its occupants head on into a tree. Or worse still into another incoming car.

They'll be held liable, I reckon.

Yeah okay.

djshauny1 · 4 Dec 2013 at 02:21

R.I.P