Leon, I imagine you do not cycle hence becoming a member of the Hub at 11;23 obviously with the express desire to show the world what a fine responsible upstanding citizen your friend is. Most of us at some stage have been seriously intoxicated at some stage of our lives, however hopefully most of us have a moral responsibility not to drive in that state, I don't care how trashed you are you still know the difference between right and wrong. Yes he made a mistake as you so eloquently put it, but most decent people ( if they allowed themselves to drive) would stop and get out, try help, phone an ambulance or whatever. Your little friend then drove a great distance to evade the scene and obvious implications. As for the t-shirt, regardless of whether he had it beforehand ( which I seriously doubt) he also had the opportunity to put something on over it. It will be an exercise in futility to ask how you would feel if it was a member of your family taken out by a drunken driver as you seem to feel the need to defend him and condone his leaving the scene. Whilst I imagine you are not the least bit concerned, can you imagine how Clem's family feel seeing your outstanding example on decency wearing that shirt after their loved one has been killed by him? I shouldn't imagine it would cross your mind but more importantly going through the motions of becoming a member with the sole purpose of expressing your venomous tirade against a number of people that are disgusted by the amount of people, not just cyclist's but women, children, men, black, white, whole families that are wiped out in an instant by someones total disregard for their actions and what might come from driving drunk.
