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R.I.P Ryan Dunn

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His Porsche was found in the woods not far from his favourite bar on fire.

 

I don't know about you but most of my adult life I've grown up watching his antics from the early CKY shit till the latest jackass and everything inbetween.

 

He might not be a motorsport legend but man he's made me laugh my ass off for years.

 

"He put shit in my ear and your talking about jello? I'll f@$king.... piss on his face. I gotta piss."

 

I hope he's in Hell right now antiquing Satan.

That's some pretty extreme promotion for a movie...faking a death? Wonder what public backlash would be like if it did turn out to be a stunt....

 

Hope he's stuffing Jello into Satans ear :wink:

Not faking afaik, I saw pictures of the car.

 

Its ruined, anyone inside must be dead. They identified his body from his tattoos, I have not heard the identity of the passenger revealed yet, believed as yet to be unidentifiable.

 

Sad day for comedy.

 

This is why we all don't act as these individuals do I guess, it is believed he was drinking as he twittered a photo hours before from his local bar with drink in hand looking very drunk.

 

Live fast die young has not been so apt since James Dean died in his Porsche, September 30 1955.

No good.

 

I've nothing but disdain for drink driving, but Ebert was totally out of line, especially given that it's not been proven that it was a contributing factor. Anecdotal evidence doesn't mean shit people.

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