Hulk Hogan's son injured in car crash

[Mike.P175]

Young Stupid and Invincible = Young Dead or Hurt

 

[NightCrawler]

(werdkat @ Aug. 28 2007,07:04) I hope he says his prayers and took his vitamins.

HAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Low blow, but funny as heck!

 

[Rainer3012]

Did anybody that watched Hogan knows best not see this coming? You should know better than to give a kid a car like that. I remember when I was 17 my buddy mom was gonna sell me their 1969 Chevelle SS, dad said no, I'm still alive today.

 

[big jim]

 

[NightCrawler]

(Rainer3012 @ Aug. 28 2007,10:41) Did anybody that watched Hogan knows best not see this coming?

I watch it, but I never pay much attention to him ... or Hulk .... or Linda. That only leaves one other person ...

 

[Loomis]

Every time I watch Hogan's son Nick drive he is crashing into some, I think he needs a new carreer. Maybe bulk up like dad and go wresting.

 

[LCB]

(whitele @ Aug. 27 2007,19:26)

(LCB @ Aug. 27 2007,12:58)

(justin726 @ Aug. 27 2007,08:39)

(whitele @ Aug. 27 2007,04:44) Professional driver for Dodge driving a Supra.. Hmmm. Street is much different than the track.

And I'd take the "Professional" part of that pretty loosely.

Took the words right outta my mouth...  It seems we have to re-define the word "professional" anymore...

I always thought 'professional' just meant you got paid for what you do. If you got paid to drive, you were a pro. Same for football, golf, etc.

No pay = amateur (usually poor college type).  

True but most dictionaries also identify a professional as someone who is an expert in what they do in their profession... If I were the corporation paying him to act as my professional representative - his contract would have been terminated by now. I don't care who's son he is - if he puts my business and all my other hard working employees in a bad light - he's gone!

 

[gtrpimp76]

He's no Professional. He's no expert drifter either. How can some 17 year old who's never drifted before get a factory Dodge contract? I think he only got his license only b/c the organization that gave him his license saw it as a marketing and promotional opportunity for a new audience. Same with Dodge.

I remember some of the other competitors on one of the episodes were pissed b/c they have to work their butts off just to get a new set of tires and gas, while the son of a pro wrestler just walks in, decides he wants to be a pro drifter, and gets to drive a factory tuned Dodge Viper for his license run. He's a joke IMHO>