im so happy for him. really nice of them.

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1053080&page=1&pp=25

wow, that is a really really good story, good post sntp

awesome story....hope they can find some way for him to get behind the wheel on that upcoming track day..... =)

i dont know about that but they said they have a 5 point racing harness to hold him down when he rides his FD in the passenger seat.

Kick ass. That's cool :)

what a great story- if only more people were like that, this world would be a better place...

and then the guy will die and the vultures will show up and want their piece of it back...

Yeah, I read about this on the other side too. Just makes you want to run out and hug somebody. :grouphug:

and then the guy will die and the vultures will show up and want their piece of it back...That's a really cynical thing to say. Why not just let it be what it is now, and not speculate on the future? Be happy for the guy and for what these good folks did to help out a friend in need.

Like Elara said, the world could use a lot more people like these guys.

and then the guy will die and the vultures will show up and want their piece of it back...
stop being an asshole.

That's really awesome. Thanks for posting that for us to see SNTP.

good story. i dont know if aseras will get the same response if that happen to him

That's a really cynical thing to say.
Not really cynical, but pragmatic.

stop being an asshole.
Why? We like him that way.

Anyone want to take bets on what happens when the recipient does pass (ALS always kills - eventually you just stop breathing).

Death is part and parcel to birth. Human kindness is not. People that gift so much to those they care about are transcendant, but their deeds to not transcend reality. That car will go away one way or another.
Why is it asshole-ish to state such an observation?