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and I can't help but agree. I just don't want to make her cry and think it's her fault simply because she's the one who chose to get in the car, so I'm not going to add that when her and I are talking about it. To be absolutely honest, I think she was under the influence (I know she was out with some friends of hers beforehand who tend to drink a lot), as was he. And I'm told that she wanted him to take her home, but he wanted to keep driving a little longer. He should've used better judgement in his driving capabilities (and not driven based on no license), and she should've considered the fact that every time she's been in a car with him, he's done something dumb (from what her and her friends tell me). I just don't want her to blame herself. I just posted this somewhat to get it all off my chest, I didn't want to turn it into a whole psychological study about her and my relationship and bad decisions. I also wanted to get to him because I know that, even though he's a lurker, he's on the site a lot, and he'll read this. He needs to understand the outcome of his actions, because obviously from how he's acting, he isn't.
==========Sig Begins Here========== "That's what you get living in ghetto Oak Lawn. (n/m)" - ANDY J 02:35:30 11/13/03 "he has the green orb of immunity :( (n/m)" - Spee 18:52:43 11/16/03 
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