To #118-I can understand your sympathy but it think that it for the wrong person. I don't think that either realized that they would be in an accident, but I DO believe that if Nick was not speeding, there wouldn't be anything written about him because nobody would actually care. However an innocent man's life has been severely changed and you want people to stop BLAMING Nick!! I don't think so! I'd be willing to bet that if you were in the same situation, your ass would have lawyer so fast, poor old Nick wouldn't have time to blink twice! So get over the sympathy BS for Nick! He's a spoiled idiot who did something extremely stupid, WALKED AWAY from it and yet still can still find the time to, let's see, party, drive, oh yeah LIVE AND BREATHE!!! How's THAT for sympathy?!
It's sad that his friend is going to be in a vegitative state for the rest of his life and I feel for his family. But he is an adult. Nick didn't make him get into the car and correct me if I'm wrong Nick didn't tell him don't put yourt seat belt on. That is a bad choice on both there parts. Though he shouldn't have been speeding. Car accidents happen all the time we are taking chances everytime we get in a car. My husbands parents and little neice were killed in a head on collision not there fault. You don't even no Nick and you're being so horrible. We didn't think for a minute to be at all horrible to the one's that ended there lives. You people saying such mean things are not any better then the horrible things you're saying.
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