Thread: Plucking Bloody young DHEADS

Maybe he'll learn now! Was the girl ok?

Hi Jamo
Unfortunately I dont think so.Havent heard yet.
Next BITCH will be,"THE PLUCKING PIGS ARE PICKING ON US AGAIN"
Its always the complaint THEY DESERVE IT DOUBLE TIME!!!!!!!
The attitude we are way beyond the law is unreal here,I guess its all young silly idiots across the country.
Andrew

its not only the young who are *******, on Perth 4x4 site last week where they have pics of old guy 50 - 60 driving a ferrari who left the pub made a sharp left hand turn and drove it straight into the light pole. The day of digital phone cameras and hand held cameras means we have the benefit of seeing the ferrari front bonnet spliced into 2 either side of the yellow metal pole, the driver sitting inside it.
Someone must have decided to do a documentary on it as they even post him sitting inside the car, sitting on the hotel beer garden waiting for police to arrive who duly arrest him and photos end with him being placed in back seat of police car and taken away.
West Australian newspaper on Monday 18th Dec report driver was over .246, damage to $400,000 car was over $80,000, insurance compnay not paying as driver over the limit and best of all driver wasnt the owner of the car

Originally Posted by cartm58

West Australian newspaper on Monday 18th Dec report driver was over .246, damage to $400,000 car was over $80,000, insurance compnay not paying as driver over the limit and best of all driver wasnt the owner of the car

Crunch time for $300,000 Ferrari

Snap, cracked and popped ... the image of the crunched Ferrari doing the rounds on the net.




Jamie Pandaram
December 21, 2006 - 1:48PM

The nephew of fashion designer Carla Zampatti has been charged with driving three times over the legal alcohol limit after his $300,000 Ferrari slammed into a traffic light in Perth on Sunday night.
The Ferrari 360 Spider was purchased by Colin Zampatti just last month, and collided with the traffic pole about 8pm outside the Windsor Hotel in south Perth.
Many onlookers at the pub, on the intersection of Mill Point Road and Mends Street, started taking photos of the car after the incident and the images have been circulated around the world.
A West Australian police spokesman said Zampatti, who celebrated his 42nd birthday the day after the crash, has been charged with driving under the influence and is due to appear at Perth Magistrates Court on January 23.
The blood alcohol level Zampatti returned in a breath test was not clear, although he had to have blown at least 0.15 - three times over the limit - to be charged with that offence.
Internet bloggers are divided on what happened just before the crash; some say the Ferrari driver was giving hotel bouncers the finger, while others reckon he had been revving the engine at the traffic lights and waving to a cheering crowd before flooring the vehicle and losing control.
One blogger, claiming to be a Windsor employee, writes that the driver tried to run from the scene and that he chased him down.
"Out the back carpark of the pub the culprit is dashing through parked cars (at a medium/drunk f--- pace) so it wasn't long before my manager and I were in close range of our target," 'Antiloop' writes on the Australian chat forum Teknoscape.
"Little does he (my manager) realise there is a chain fence blocking off a certain section of the carpark and mid-chase he is unfortunate enough to trip straight over and receive a face full of bitumen.
"Like the nimble gazelle I am, I glide over the fence trying not to smirk at my boss's misfortune and resume the hunt.
"As I regain my composure and lock back on to this ferrari f---er 10 metres ahead of me I see the c--- trip, slip and fall to the ground over a second chain fence just before the end of the car park. What luck!
"Just before he jumps back to his feet I catch up, side swipe his legs with the old 'take that wifey' backhand and he crumbles back to the ground once more.
"A few swear words later my felled manager and one of the bouncers brought themselves up to pace and grabbed him by the sleeves, carting him back to the accident."
A Windsor Hotel receptionist said she was aware of the blog entry but could not be sure that it was written by an employee. She also said bouncers would not be commenting on the matter.
A large number of people witnessed the crash; the hotel was packed and a long queue of people were waiting to enter the opening night of John Michael Swinbank's cabaret tribute to Noel Coward at the nearby Old Mill Theatre.
It is understood the insurance policy on the car becomes void if the driver is found to be guilty of drink-driving. Also, the driver would have to pay for damages to the traffic light.
The front end of the Ferrari severely crumpled inwards because the engines on these cars are in the boot.
The used car was advertised in October for sale on drive.com.au with a $299,990 price tag, not including government charges.
A salesman at the company which advertised the car confirmed Zampatti had bought it in November.
Ms Zampatti was unaware of her nephew's charge when contacted by smh.com.au, and did not want to comment.

Also, the driver would have to pay for damages to the traffic light.

I would think that'd be the least of his worries.

One that upset me is the ****** that rammed the backend of a people mover & killed the little child. P Plate sign up, but news this morning said he was unlicenced.

It still amazes me why some, even on here, still wish to fit the 2 seats in the crush zone, to hold their most valuable posessions, their children.

Sorry, but he'd be up against my firing squad wall by now if I had my way.

Saw the ute the next morning Andrew(small world); I wondered what had happened.
Good to hear that Constable Care got involved; I hope the lass is OK.
Cheers Chazza

Its ****wits like him that give young people a bad name!! The moment my mum hears about a car accident now she says " Its probably a young hoon again" or "Another kid i suppose" I mean if theyre just gunna speed drink or just goof around on the road they shouldnt drive! I mean if i had a ute with Em in the tray and i forgot about her (not likely) i couldnt live withmyself if she got hurt! What an idiot

Saw a good one some years ago. About 2100hrs down in Fremantle filling up at the Swan Taxi servo, ute pulls in all noise and aggression. Oaf gets out, face like a meat pie, big arms covered in tats and he's on the wrong pump.
Threatening gestures to a driver to get off the pump he wanted to use and he fills up and swaggers over to pay. Meanwhile his two equally thuggish mates are giving mouth to all and sundry before they all squeeze in the front and they're off!
Vroom vroom lots of smoke and loud squeals from the tyres...........
oh dear he's lost it!
Slam bang straight into the wall of the pub opposite and what a mess! Oil, water and steam, very crumbled front end and 3 oafs staggering around looking very very stupid.
No one killed that time but what good fun was had by everyone else at their expence as the idiots legged it before the law came round.
They may make the driving test harder but that does nothing for what's between their ears!
Alan H.