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My Mate Hit A Deer (Graphic Pic)

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If he was going that kind of speed then no sympathy whatsoever from me.

He should be thankful that he didn't end up like the deer.

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    If he was going that kind of speed then no sympathy whatsoever from me.

    He should be thankful that he didn't end up like the deer.

    Sent from my SM-G900F

    Exactly.

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    I hope the RSPCA investigate with the intention of causing undue suffering to an animal as a result of committing a criminal act

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    He hit it doing 100mph so i dont think the deer had much chance surviving. lol

    In that case he ain't cool.

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    it was on a private road near his army barracks.

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    Might have never hit it if they hadn't been going so fast.

    Lucky it didn't do more damage.

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    100 mph. Private road or not. Shame on him.

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    wot a d.ickhead

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    I think its a rather universal feeling, it certainly wasnt sensible of him to do that sort of speed, and I have to be honest, where there is a deer there clearly cant be a dual carriageway straight road where 100mph is safe, so I would certainly say he wasnt driving safely according to the road conditions. I have to be honest, I would have thought that the police would have grounds there for dangerous driving? if that deer was a car......

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    If he was going that kind of speed then no sympathy whatsoever from me.

    He should be thankful that he didn't end up like the deer.

    Sent from my SM-G900F

    I 100% agree with you.

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    it was on a private road near his army barracks.

    oh that makes it ok then i guess.

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