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Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
blanche
()
Date: March 17, 2013 09:28AM
There seems to be some sort of impulse control problem.
In the Post story it states that the older brother smashed his hand into the glass front of a grandfather clock when he heard about the brother killing himself. That he -- the older brother -- had got "Snow White" up to 140 mph on the Beltway. Just lovely...maybe you should think about the fact that your brother is seeing you do this and somehow the Key Bridge was seen as a straight away for him to show off on.
We've always told our son that he's getting one of the cars in our garage when he's old enough to drive. We hold on to our Camrys, Altimas, or Accords until they're old...Not really interested in expensive cars here. Then our son can buy himself a fancy car (if he wants one) and perhaps he would respect something that he paid for himself.
In the Post story it states that the older brother smashed his hand into the glass front of a grandfather clock when he heard about the brother killing himself. That he -- the older brother -- had got "Snow White" up to 140 mph on the Beltway. Just lovely...maybe you should think about the fact that your brother is seeing you do this and somehow the Key Bridge was seen as a straight away for him to show off on.
We've always told our son that he's getting one of the cars in our garage when he's old enough to drive. We hold on to our Camrys, Altimas, or Accords until they're old...Not really interested in expensive cars here. Then our son can buy himself a fancy car (if he wants one) and perhaps he would respect something that he paid for himself.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
hard truth
()
Date: March 17, 2013 09:41AM
"To his parents, buying an M5 for their son symbolized their ascendancy into the upper class. It also reflected their hope that Sami would one day run his father’s businesses."
A good symbol would have had Sami work hard and learn to save money. Not spending $72k on a car for a 21 year old. That is called nigger rich spending.
I feel this is a very hard and sad lesson everyone should learn from. I feel bad for the people that were in the car that were injured because of a spoiled 21 year old who thought he was ascending into the upper class.
I hope the injured sue the living shit out of the parents. Welcome to the upper class.
A good symbol would have had Sami work hard and learn to save money. Not spending $72k on a car for a 21 year old. That is called nigger rich spending.
I feel this is a very hard and sad lesson everyone should learn from. I feel bad for the people that were in the car that were injured because of a spoiled 21 year old who thought he was ascending into the upper class.
I hope the injured sue the living shit out of the parents. Welcome to the upper class.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
RIP
()
Date: March 17, 2013 10:10AM
Hitting the pavement Wrote:
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> Dad is partly to blame Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > f-the bishop Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > How does 21-year-old Sami Ullah, afford that
> > car?
> >
> > from the wapo...
> >
> > The cost of the car didn’t deter them either.
> > Its price tag: $72,700, plus several thousands
> of
> > dollars more for a new air filtration system and
> a
> > louder exhaust.
> >
> > To his parents, buying an M5 for their son
> > symbolized their ascendancy into the upper
> class.
> > It also reflected their hope that Sami would
> one
> > day run his father’s businesses.
> >
> >
> http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/a-virginia-imm
>
> >
> igrants-son-dies-behind-the-wheel-of-a-symbol-of-h
>
> >
> is-success/2013/03/16/6900dee4-8cc1-11e2-b63f-f53f
>
> > b9f2fcb4_story_1.html
> >
> >
> >
> > I feel bad for the Dad.
>
> Why? Daddy spoiled the little brat. With 6.5
> billion people shitting on this planet scraping
> another little arrogant kid off the pavement
> creates jobs
> Dad should have known his son and choose
> accordingly. Not a very intelligent businessman.
> I don't think Sami is ascending.
Rest In Pieces
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> Dad is partly to blame Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > f-the bishop Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > How does 21-year-old Sami Ullah, afford that
> > car?
> >
> > from the wapo...
> >
> > The cost of the car didn’t deter them either.
> > Its price tag: $72,700, plus several thousands
> of
> > dollars more for a new air filtration system and
> a
> > louder exhaust.
> >
> > To his parents, buying an M5 for their son
> > symbolized their ascendancy into the upper
> class.
> > It also reflected their hope that Sami would
> one
> > day run his father’s businesses.
> >
> >
> http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/a-virginia-imm
>
> >
> igrants-son-dies-behind-the-wheel-of-a-symbol-of-h
>
> >
> is-success/2013/03/16/6900dee4-8cc1-11e2-b63f-f53f
>
> > b9f2fcb4_story_1.html
> >
> >
> >
> > I feel bad for the Dad.
>
> Why? Daddy spoiled the little brat. With 6.5
> billion people shitting on this planet scraping
> another little arrogant kid off the pavement
> creates jobs
> Dad should have known his son and choose
> accordingly. Not a very intelligent businessman.
> I don't think Sami is ascending.
Rest In Pieces
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
Jess1
()
Date: March 17, 2013 11:10AM
"It is somewhat amusing that they are putting part of the blame on the driver's parents when clearly their own parents could have done a better job at raising decent humans"
Here's a news flash - "decent humans" don't splatter themselves & endanger other's lives.
I know that must come as a shock to you, but hey - feel freee to drive into a retaining wall @ 90+ sometime & tell us how "decent" you are, 'kay?
Here's a news flash - "decent humans" don't splatter themselves & endanger other's lives.
I know that must come as a shock to you, but hey - feel freee to drive into a retaining wall @ 90+ sometime & tell us how "decent" you are, 'kay?
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
MWU dad
()
Date: March 17, 2013 11:37AM
WP story Wrote:
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> Sad story. It just goes to show you what others
> think equals success. I can afford to buy my child
> any car I want. I would never buy her a sports car
> or even a new car. I am sure down the road the
> parents will regret "Snow White".
Yeah really, I bought my daughter a used and dented ford 500 with 150,000 miles on it. I put new brakes, tires, belts and hoses on it. That car looks like crap but its fairly reliable has 6 air bags and a 5 star crash rating. But the most important thing I did was teach her to be responsible and to never put herself or anyone else at risk on the road. I wish Sami's dad had done something similar.
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> Sad story. It just goes to show you what others
> think equals success. I can afford to buy my child
> any car I want. I would never buy her a sports car
> or even a new car. I am sure down the road the
> parents will regret "Snow White".
Yeah really, I bought my daughter a used and dented ford 500 with 150,000 miles on it. I put new brakes, tires, belts and hoses on it. That car looks like crap but its fairly reliable has 6 air bags and a 5 star crash rating. But the most important thing I did was teach her to be responsible and to never put herself or anyone else at risk on the road. I wish Sami's dad had done something similar.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
Hoppy
()
Date: March 17, 2013 11:41AM
Apart from the facts of this Kid's wrecking story,it seems that a lot of race type driving may occur on Key Bridge late at night (especially weekends). I have a Porsche 911 and the last time I went to Georgetown on a Sat Night, some kid tried to race me going in at the start of the bridge. I let him speed ahead...
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
Silly little boy.
()
Date: March 17, 2013 12:33PM
Hoppy Wrote:
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> Apart from the facts of this Kid's wrecking
> story,it seems that a lot of race type driving may
> occur on Key Bridge late at night (especially
> weekends). I have a Porsche 911 and the last time
> I went to Georgetown on a Sat Night, some kid
> tried to race me going in at the start of the
> bridge. I let him speed ahead...
You buy a Porsche and don't drive fast? Really need the car or you just compensating?
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> Apart from the facts of this Kid's wrecking
> story,it seems that a lot of race type driving may
> occur on Key Bridge late at night (especially
> weekends). I have a Porsche 911 and the last time
> I went to Georgetown on a Sat Night, some kid
> tried to race me going in at the start of the
> bridge. I let him speed ahead...
You buy a Porsche and don't drive fast? Really need the car or you just compensating?
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
Eric090
()
Date: March 17, 2013 12:51PM
..........Waits for the next teen blonde white girl to die in a car accident....
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
Hoppy
()
Date: March 17, 2013 01:25PM
Silly little boy. Wrote:
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> Hoppy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Apart from the facts of this Kid's wrecking
> > story, it seems that a lot of race type driving
> may
> > occur on Key Bridge late at night (especially
> > weekends). I have a Porsche 911 and the last
> time
> > I went to Georgetown on a Sat Night, some kid
> > tried to race me going in at the start of the
> > bridge. I let him speed ahead...
>
> You buy a Porsche and don't drive fast? Really
> need the car or you just compensating?
YOLO... Actually, I keep my speed down since I've got a lot to loose.
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> Hoppy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Apart from the facts of this Kid's wrecking
> > story, it seems that a lot of race type driving
> may
> > occur on Key Bridge late at night (especially
> > weekends). I have a Porsche 911 and the last
> time
> > I went to Georgetown on a Sat Night, some kid
> > tried to race me going in at the start of the
> > bridge. I let him speed ahead...
>
> You buy a Porsche and don't drive fast? Really
> need the car or you just compensating?
YOLO... Actually, I keep my speed down since I've got a lot to loose.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
kY7PC
()
Date: March 17, 2013 01:38PM
Can any of you speer chucking dress wearing towels tell me where you can purchase sandles to do this? Any of you rags done this on 66 or 495?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qukUmDfoDpc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qukUmDfoDpc
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
How About This?
()
Date: March 17, 2013 04:02PM
Kelly118 Wrote:
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> i can't even imagine how the families would feel if
> they read that...
Please direct his family and friends to this site then.
Maybe that will improve your imagination.
Damn douchebag moo-slim. The world's a better place without
that POS.
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> i can't even imagine how the families would feel if
> they read that...
Please direct his family and friends to this site then.
Maybe that will improve your imagination.
Damn douchebag moo-slim. The world's a better place without
that POS.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
browngirl
()
Date: March 17, 2013 04:21PM
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
brown dummy's
()
Date: March 17, 2013 04:47PM
Silly little boy. Wrote:
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> Hoppy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Apart from the facts of this Kid's wrecking
> > story,it seems that a lot of race type driving
> may
> > occur on Key Bridge late at night (especially
> > weekends). I have a Porsche 911 and the last
> time
> > I went to Georgetown on a Sat Night, some kid
> > tried to race me going in at the start of the
> > bridge. I let him speed ahead...
>
> You buy a Porsche and don't drive fast? Really
> need the car or you just compensating?
They were showing off wealth, It made them important for people to see they have money. Now they have pain. no amount of money can buy common sense.
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> Hoppy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Apart from the facts of this Kid's wrecking
> > story,it seems that a lot of race type driving
> may
> > occur on Key Bridge late at night (especially
> > weekends). I have a Porsche 911 and the last
> time
> > I went to Georgetown on a Sat Night, some kid
> > tried to race me going in at the start of the
> > bridge. I let him speed ahead...
>
> You buy a Porsche and don't drive fast? Really
> need the car or you just compensating?
They were showing off wealth, It made them important for people to see they have money. Now they have pain. no amount of money can buy common sense.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
desigal
()
Date: March 17, 2013 10:15PM
I am sorry for Sami's family's loss. It must be very painful for them and I would not wish this on any family.
What I am not able to fathom is the lack of any concern for what happened to two others who were riding the car with him by those defending Sami and expressing their outrage at some of the comments against Sami and his family.
Does it dawn on them that as a result of Sami's reckless driving he not only caused untold harm to his fellow passengers but also could have endangered the lives of others who were in the vicinity?
What about the older brother who is obviously prone to the same reckless actions? What sort of example does he think he set for his younger brother?
Why blame those who make insensitive remarks against Sami and his family while happily ignoring the ramifications of his actions on his fellow passengers as acted recklessly in endangering his life, the lives of his passengers and potentially the lives of others who many have been in the area?
What I am not able to fathom is the lack of any concern for what happened to two others who were riding the car with him by those defending Sami and expressing their outrage at some of the comments against Sami and his family.
Does it dawn on them that as a result of Sami's reckless driving he not only caused untold harm to his fellow passengers but also could have endangered the lives of others who were in the vicinity?
What about the older brother who is obviously prone to the same reckless actions? What sort of example does he think he set for his younger brother?
Why blame those who make insensitive remarks against Sami and his family while happily ignoring the ramifications of his actions on his fellow passengers as acted recklessly in endangering his life, the lives of his passengers and potentially the lives of others who many have been in the area?
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
the confessor
()
Date: March 17, 2013 10:33PM
desigal Wrote:
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> I am sorry for Sami's family's loss. It must be
> very painful for them and I would not wish this on
> any family.
>
> What I am not able to fathom is the lack of any
> concern for what happened to two others who were
> riding the car with him by those defending Sami
> and expressing their outrage at some of the
> comments against Sami and his family.
>
> Does it dawn on them that as a result of Sami's
> reckless driving he not only caused untold harm to
> his fellow passengers but also could have
> endangered the lives of others who were in the
> vicinity?
>
> What about the older brother who is obviously
> prone to the same reckless actions? What sort of
> example does he think he set for his younger
> brother?
>
> Why blame those who make insensitive remarks
> against Sami and his family while happily ignoring
> the ramifications of his actions on his fellow
> passengers as acted recklessly in endangering his
> life, the lives of his passengers and potentially
> the lives of others who many have been in the
> area?
Simple answer..
They wanted to show how wealthy they were, Flaunt the wealth. It was deemed important to feel wealthy and look down at other people, they thought wealth was above everything in life and that it could buy love and a false sense of entitlement.....Now a person is dead, and people are injured because of greed and ignorance.
What good is money now?
Upper class? I would rather be poor.
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> I am sorry for Sami's family's loss. It must be
> very painful for them and I would not wish this on
> any family.
>
> What I am not able to fathom is the lack of any
> concern for what happened to two others who were
> riding the car with him by those defending Sami
> and expressing their outrage at some of the
> comments against Sami and his family.
>
> Does it dawn on them that as a result of Sami's
> reckless driving he not only caused untold harm to
> his fellow passengers but also could have
> endangered the lives of others who were in the
> vicinity?
>
> What about the older brother who is obviously
> prone to the same reckless actions? What sort of
> example does he think he set for his younger
> brother?
>
> Why blame those who make insensitive remarks
> against Sami and his family while happily ignoring
> the ramifications of his actions on his fellow
> passengers as acted recklessly in endangering his
> life, the lives of his passengers and potentially
> the lives of others who many have been in the
> area?
Simple answer..
They wanted to show how wealthy they were, Flaunt the wealth. It was deemed important to feel wealthy and look down at other people, they thought wealth was above everything in life and that it could buy love and a false sense of entitlement.....Now a person is dead, and people are injured because of greed and ignorance.
What good is money now?
Upper class? I would rather be poor.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
she looka like a man
()
Date: March 17, 2013 10:35PM
browngirl Wrote:
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> http://ugotposted.com/smaiyra-chaudhary-from-fairf
> ax-va/
nice happy trial lol
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> http://ugotposted.com/smaiyra-chaudhary-from-fairf
> ax-va/
nice happy trial lol
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
73905202485682245
()
Date: March 18, 2013 12:18AM
Stupid is as stupid does.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
73905202485682245
()
Date: March 18, 2013 12:18AM
Stupid is as stupid does.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
73905202485682245
()
Date: March 18, 2013 12:18AM
Stupid is as stupid does.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
TXxeT
()
Date: March 18, 2013 12:48AM
desigal Wrote:
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> I am sorry for Sami's family's loss. It must be
> very painful for them and I would not wish this on
> any family.
>
> What I am not able to fathom is the lack of any
> concern for what happened to two others who were
> riding the car with him by those defending Sami
> and expressing their outrage at some of the
> comments against Sami and his family.
>
> Does it dawn on them that as a result of Sami's
> reckless driving he not only caused untold harm to
> his fellow passengers but also could have
> endangered the lives of others who were in the
> vicinity?
>
> What about the older brother who is obviously
> prone to the same reckless actions? What sort of
> example does he think he set for his younger
> brother?
>
Browns dont learn from others mistakes. Proven fact.
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> I am sorry for Sami's family's loss. It must be
> very painful for them and I would not wish this on
> any family.
>
> What I am not able to fathom is the lack of any
> concern for what happened to two others who were
> riding the car with him by those defending Sami
> and expressing their outrage at some of the
> comments against Sami and his family.
>
> Does it dawn on them that as a result of Sami's
> reckless driving he not only caused untold harm to
> his fellow passengers but also could have
> endangered the lives of others who were in the
> vicinity?
>
> What about the older brother who is obviously
> prone to the same reckless actions? What sort of
> example does he think he set for his younger
> brother?
>
Browns dont learn from others mistakes. Proven fact.
Re: All young adults of Fairfax, read this!
Posted by:
LdYht
()
Date: December 03, 2016 02:41PM
FUNdamental Wrote:
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> Even though it happened in Arlington, and the
> driver was from Leesburg, please be aware driving
> 90+ MPH in this area is stupid and deadly.
>
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> Even though it happened in Arlington, and the
> driver was from Leesburg, please be aware driving
> 90+ MPH in this area is stupid and deadly.
>