first off let me say RIP Stephanie and Laura we're all praying for you, and miss you, and John we're glad ur at home.
I happen to be a senior at TS and Laura happens to be a friend of mine. and i dont appreciate people on here trash talking her. yes she was speeding big deal. its not like she woke up that morning and decided hmm...let me kill my friend.
she made a mistake we all do. and she's suffering enough without the media, the cops, and all of you blaming her. she didnt mean to kill stephanie. everyone in this area speeds. its a fact. she just happened to be speeding at the wrong time i guess.
everyone at TS is going to miss stephanie. even if some of us didnt know her that well. and we're all praying for laura to get better. so just please stop trash talking her.
and one more thing. people really need to stop blaming teens and their parents. if we happen to have nice cars it doesnt mean anything. i myself happen to have a pretty nice sports car. but that doesnt mean i'm irresponsible. many of us are good drivers. and laura is one of them. she's not horrible. believe me we've seen horrible here growing up in waldorf. so all this talk about not allowing teens to drive to school, and raising the driving age isnt going to do much of anything.
and being a teen who is responsible its really upsetting. because then the whole community comes down on all of us when something like this happens. yes this is a tragedy we understand that. and you have no idea what it does to all of her friends. we're very careful. so please just stop
I like the screen name.
I would like to start off by asking: Are you really a senior? Couldn't tell by the god awful grammar.
She is a horrible driver. Sorry.
Maybe when she has to learn to go a few weeks or months without her car, she'll realize the necessity of following traffic laws. I've had multiple encounters with her on the road (unless it was some other piece of chit yellow Chevrolet Cavalier with a black stripe down the side). My boss has had problems with her and on an almost daily basis, and has seen her car pull into TSHS.
One of my friends, also a senior at Thomas Stone High School, has a problem with her driving. Other people on these very forums have had a problem with her driving. My highest ranking supervisor was on the other end of the line when I mentionedc that she'd kill someone, which she did. Sucks to be right sometimes. Is it another car? HIGHLY improbable, so don't come on here and pull that misdemeanor crap.
I never, nor has anybody else on these forums, attacked her character or integrity. I'm sure she's a nice person. Someone I work with is a nice person, but a horrible driver.
I'm not the world's greatest driver, and if you're car is outrunning me on a county backroad, there's a serious problem. I admit it, sometimes I go down Turkey Hill or some other place you wouldn't find many cars at and let it all loose. I've never flipped my vehicle over in doing so, and I drive a big boxy SUV. She had to be driving at like 70-80 mph, and that's a big deal. You can't even get to 80 mph on 301 at 2 am coming back from a NASCAR race.
Speeding is a big deal, though. 5, 10 mph over the limit is one thing. But Laura ought to just go take her car to Marlboro Raceway and get her thrills there, because she's going WAY too fast.
Hey, maybe she can drive for our ARCA team next year.
If you're going to come on here and pick a fight with this crowd, you better be ready to bring it. You're friend has just changed everything for teenage drivers in Charles County.
Now, EVERY teenage driver is going to start paying the prices for Laura's driving habits. Granted, she's not the only one, but this is the tip of the iceberg. The police have had enough. Charles County schools have had enough. You and the rest of your classmates will end up paying, in the short term, for her mistake.
BTW ... Stone sucks.
What was the score of the Stone/Westlake football game? 42-6 was it?
Now, go back to smoking your weed and drop the act.
Great post. 
