Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycle Accident | Oct 2, 2005 | Mother of Steven

[Mother of Steven]

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[hellinahandcart]

"Blade Icewoods"

Musta missed that one. :D

I have not been super-thorough about saving links. So if anyone has a link to a favorite Insider thread not listed above, send it on in to the Nominations committee (me).

[Darksheare]

Blade Icewood got iced, and a bunch of FReepers said, "Rapper.. who knew?"
Well, the imposter troll showed up and went bizzak on everyone.

[Xenalyte]

Which thread was that, do you recall?

[Darksheare]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1388318/reply?c=68

You will see a comment at the bottom of the above linked post that becomes interesting when viewed from the text copied from 'blade-lilsis homepage:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1388318/posts?page=102#102

They sent nasty FRepmails and their homepage was interesting.
ArmedNReady got to see "Blade_lilsis" homepafge before the mods got to them, and copied the text.
(As linked above)

A glorious day that was!

[hellinahandcart]

Quite a thread.

Unfortunately most of the comments are too profane to put on MY homepage (future site of the Insider Hall of Fame). :D

[IslandJeff]

It's in Post #34 - the excerpt that ends "WE LOVE YOU AMY"

[Darksheare]

Yeah, I know.
But it as quite fascinating to see when it happened.

LOL, Insider Hall of Fame..
Wonder what the Necro Trolls are up to next?

[bwteim]

Thanks for the O I Ping!

[Mother of Steven]

To Martin -
Yes, I am truly Steven's mom. Grief knows no limits.
I apoligize if you felt my comments were directed at you.
Being that you had posted the accident on this web site I felt, at the time to direct it to you to post (I am really not familar with these kinda of web sites).
To all of you that have sent your sympathy, thank you.
To all of you that commented nasty, vulgar and whatever you think is funny here are some of the facts:
1. My son was wearing a helmet, per police department ( you know those littel camera's up at the traffic lights, just be careful when you decide to speed through)
2. He was NOT speeding.
My son was a great young man. As I have gone through these past months, I have come to the conculsion that Steven was extremely mature for his age. He was a good drive, handle his car extremley well, video shows that.
Now too all you that ride bikes, I have hear, experience, he did have enough, well how much do you need when the majortiy of the public is on cell phones, eating or whatever they do in their car. So next time you go out riding, for you own sake and your family, where your helmet and for the others in vechiles, PAY ATTENTION.
Mother of Steven

[martin_fierro]

Yeah, whatever.

[Tijeras_Slim]

[Mother of Steven]

What ever?

[Mother of Steven]

I am so sorry for your loss.
I lite a candle for Jake. What a good looking young man.
Thank you very much for telling me about that web site.
I think I will do the same for my son Steven.

May God be with you and family always.

[BraveMan]

I will not be so quick to throw disparaging comments towards the actions of your son on this or any other forum. Teenage boys often don't appreciate the consequences of their actions in the manner we as parents would prefer. I myself very nearly met the same fate as your son (and mine) with my motorcycle at age seventeen. I was guilty of overestimating my own riding skills and not appreciating the severity of the consequences when I hit the car whose driver did not see me, violating my right-of-way. I very nearly paid for this mistake with my life.

I understand the heavy burden bearing down on your heart. I know too well how times once celebrated (birthdays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc.) have become times when the weight of the burden seems heavier still. I share the experience of seeing shallow friends and acquaintances recoil from you as though you were a leper, simply because they cannot fathom what you are now required to endure. I have been told by knowledgeable persons the burden becomes easier to bear with the passage of time. How much time must pass to ease this burden, I cannot tell you.

Thank you for taking the time to visit my son's memorial site and for your kind words added to the site. Please let me know when you open a memorial for your own son as I would like to reciprocate in kind. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me. My life is an open book . . .