MP5_509 said:Past few months ive had 3 people ask me what "In Memory 1338" means and its good to know people are still noticing the sticker almost a year later.
So my question is, who still has it on their vehicle cause i certainly do.
bpt323 said:21 pages is alot to read, sad we lost a good member of the community.
Im really realy curious how you wind up in that mess. were their any witness's that saw this. perhaps someone posted already what he did exactly.
If anyone cares to PM me with more info id be thankful.
debi said:
... Shannon was such a wonderful person and it greatly saddens me that this earth has lost that. But, through all of you, his spirit lives on. Please drive carefully. 7 10th of second can be forever.
Thank you Mazda community for your support.
debi said:It is kinda strange that the picture is from Shannonville, since June 23 is Shannon's birthday. Shannon is my nephew and I know I have spoken to a few of you over the past year and a half. To all of you that have posted comments, THANK YOU!. I know it sure has helped me the past year and a half. It gives me a great sense of pride that a kid from Snellville, GA has had an impact on so many people in so many places. I still have my original sticker on my pick up truck. On several occasions I have been asked about my sticker, and on one occasion, a cop thought that 1338 was a badge number. (After he got the explanation he didn't write me a ticket, although I was only speeding by 5 mph.) The other day I was in the town of Stone Mountain sitting a red light and the car in front of me had a 1338 sticker. I tried to get the attention of the driver to see how they new Shannon. But, I guess, they just thought I was crazy.
Shannon was such a wonderful person and it greatly saddens me that this earth has lost that. But, through all of you, his spirit lives on. Please drive carefully. 7 10th of second can be forever.
Thank you Mazda community for your support.
gbean said:I'll never do over 90 mph again.
I never can read this thread without scaring myself.
RIP
gbean said:I somehow remember reading he was in the 100+ range, but whatever. I will be more cautious at least. How likely is someone's tie rod to break on the freeway, and then slamming into you from the side or from wherever.?
I used to do top speed passes on interstate 80 at night in Nevada to test new mods, etc. if those pictures were really just 70 MPH, then someone at the DOT needs to seriously rethink safety standards. Granted you car is not designed to have much structural integrity when slamming roof first into a power pole.