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7-year-old joyrider drives 20 miles

26-06-2011 8:57pm

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#2 26-06-2011 9:25pm

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Fair play to the 7 year old for getting that far without crashing with 0 experience. I know I wouldn't have when I was 7, couldn't even reach the pedal.

No doubt the H&S crowd will be around to say the government must do something about it and make life more restrictive for everyone else, and the father should be locked up and all that ould trype.

I can just imagine the stop signs and other things he didn't stop for. I'm just assuming a 7-year-old didn't follow the traffic laws.

They're just making up bad things about him now. I know when I was 7 I could recognise a stop sign cause I had a bike.

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#3 26-06-2011 11:11pm

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The playstation generation, he must have gotten loads of practice playing GTA or Driver!

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