Originally posted by Highside Hustler25
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Fatal Scott Bloomquist plane crash in Hawkins County ruled a suicide
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Scott was an entertainer! He kept us entertained from the time he pulled through the gate till the time he pulled out of the gate. We never knew what hauler he was going to be driving or who is going to be in it with him. We never knew for sure who was going to be his crew for the night or what sponsor or what wrap was gonna be on his car. Whether you rooted for him or rooted against him, he kept us entertained at the track like no other driver has ever done or ever will do in the near future. There are some good drivers out there now,(which are boring to watch) and none of them can keep us entertained like he did. I wish nothing but the best for his parents and his daughter and his ex-wife.
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Originally posted by Tyy7777 View PostFind me one incorrect thing I've posted.
First off, I didn’t say/type the word "incorrect" —- you said it just now. I just cut and pasted a few of your quotes in this thread, posted them, and commented for future reference. Nothing more than that.
But, since you can’t let it go, and brought it up.
Page #2, post #26
Originally posted by Tyy7777 View PostAssuming the witness statement is correct and that Scott wasn't hiding any mental issues..
You assumed. That was your first mistake. Shame on you. Secondly, Scott committed suicide therefore, he WAS hiding a mental defect of somesort. Common sense and the internet will tell that. Why? Drugs, Alcohol, and Gambling are addictive personality traits that can or do lead to suicidal behavior. In Scott’s case, he had all three. Then couple that with financial troubles and the mix was disastrous. Sadly, Scott did not get the help he needed, when he needed it the most.
Addiction and Suicide: A Review - https://psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/appi.focus.17203
Risk of Suicide - https://www.nami.org/about-mental-illness/common-with-mental-illness/risk-of-suicide/
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Originally posted by Tyy7777 View PostAssuming the witness statement is correct —---
Fox covered the witness portion of your comment. Page #3 Post #36.
Originally posted by foxfire2dirtracing View PostThe witness was not a reliable character.( and that’s putting it nicely)
Failure on your part to comprehend or read. Then epic failure on your part to not go back and edit your post as such.
Last edited by lurker; 06-15-2025, 08:28 PM.
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This is pretty much my entire point.Originally posted by late model chaser View PostScott was an entertainer! He kept us entertained from the time he pulled through the gate till the time he pulled out of the gate. We never knew what hauler he was going to be driving or who is going to be in it with him. We never knew for sure who was going to be his crew for the night or what sponsor or what wrap was gonna be on his car. Whether you rooted for him or rooted against him, he kept us entertained at the track like no other driver has ever done or ever will do in the near future. There are some good drivers out there now,(which are boring to watch) and none of them can keep us entertained like he did. I wish nothing but the best for his parents and his daughter and his ex-wife.
I don't want to sound like a full on RTJ hater because I'm not but he's never going to reach this level.
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Your point was that I spew bu11sh1t over at the Tailgate.Originally posted by lurker View Post
First off, I didn’t say/type the word "incorrect" —- you said it just now. I just cut and pasted a few of your quotes in this thread, posted them, and commented for future reference. Nothing more than that.
But, since you can’t let it go, and brought it up.
Page #2, post #26
You assumed. That was your first mistake. Shame on you. Secondly, Scott committed suicide therefore, he WAS hiding a mental defect of somesort. Common sense and the internet will tell that. Why? Drugs, Alcohol, and Gambling are addictive personality traits that can or do lead to suicidal behavior. In Scott’s case, he had all three. Then couple that with financial troubles and the mix was disastrous. Sadly, Scott did not get the help he needed, when he needed it the most.
Addiction and Suicide: A Review - https://psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/appi.focus.17203
Risk of Suicide - https://www.nami.org/about-mental-illness/common-with-mental-illness/risk-of-suicide/
I said "assumed" because at the end of the day we'll never know and I wanted to provide context for my comments. Aka "If this is true this is how I feel".
When I said "mental issues", I was referring to anything not medical related as in health issues as per the witness statement, which again was the context for my comment.
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Forgive my ignorance, but what is the credibility behind Fox? Did he know Scott? I'm sorry but I have no idea.Originally posted by lurker View Post
Fox covered the witness portion of your comment. Page #3 Post #36.
Failure on your part to comprehend or read. Then epic failure on your part to not go back and edit your post as such.
Even still, my comment was made assuming the official witness statement was true. I'm not making a judgement on it.
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Originally posted by Tyy7777 View PostForgive my ignorance, but what is the credibility behind Fox?
If you have to ask - SMH!!!!!!!!
Some of us that have been around here longer than you know Fox’s street cred when it comes to Scott, and I’ll leave it at that —-- and if Fox wants to chime in, that's up to him.
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Ok, I figured.Originally posted by lurker View Post
If you have to ask - SMH!!!!!!!!
Some of us that have been around here longer than you know Fox’s street cred when it comes to Scott, and I’ll leave it at that —-- and if Fox wants to chime in, that's up to him.
That doesn't change anything regarding my comments however. I don't want to speculate but I suspect there may have been other factors. Despite that, I simply responded in the context of the statement because we don't know anything else.
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