Join Jedidiah Duggar, Jeremiah Duggar, and Jason Duggar in a high-speed car chase, featuring a guest appearance by Josh Duggar (video below).
Sunday, February 22, 2015
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That can't be safe
ReplyDeleteYa know what? I think it fine. A bunch of brothers getting together to have fun 😊
DeleteOmg! I couldn't agree more! That makes me nervous.
DeleteThose are guys for ya!
ReplyDelete14 year old Jason driving by himself?? wow.
ReplyDeleteWhy??????
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many positive comments this video is going to get? I just don't know what to say about this... This is an example of exactly the kind of driving behaviour that my parents did not want my brothers (and me if they thought I was capable of it) to show when they (we) were teens. I did get to drive a standard car around a large parking lot / drive way area and (we) did burn the clutch out of it, but (we) weren't this wild. It looks like the white truck in the video is turning so fast it is almost ready to roll. There is probably some positive way to look at this, but I don't know how it would be said. It looks like all of the vehicles driven in the video will be worse for the abusive wear and tear and like the drivers are getting too close to losing control of their vehicles - potentially having an accident. Even if they think they can handle this and get some practical benefit from it aside from bizarre entertainment, isn't this really teaching wildness and recklessness to other young people? The Duggars will never know what the consequences might be for some people who follow their example. Confusing!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't want my own kids to do this, but more power to them. If they had fun and think this is behavior for other teenagers/adults to emulate, again, more power to them. Doesn't this make a mockery of dangerous driving and police though? Like it is okay to give chase to that siren?
ReplyDeleteIs this legal??????????
ReplyDeleteLooks fun. I wish I lived in a place where we could do that on a snow day.
ReplyDeletei agree that doesn't look safe
ReplyDeleteKeep in mind Duggar boys, your young fans look to you for encouragement and good choices. This type of driving and mock police chase could've ended with a vehicle flipping over. Also, none of you are trained stunt drivers and who allowed you to "borrow" a police car with radio? Just not smart. JB, Michelle- where were you???
ReplyDeleteLooks like great fun. Way to go guys!!!!
ReplyDeletePlease, they are in a field with no other cars around. They are just having fun. We all have to let loose at times. Good clean fun on a snow day.
ReplyDeleteWow. Looks fun!
ReplyDeleteThat was really cool! They did a fantastic job! Want to see more of these kind of videos!
ReplyDeleteThat was a hoot to watch! Looked like a lot of fun too. Our adult sons (5) would be right out there with you guys if they could. Sending many blessings to your family.
ReplyDeleteHaha looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteBoys will be boys.
ReplyDeleteHaha! I love it! It looks like soooo much fun!!
ReplyDeleteThis was great! While I watched this, my pug got really confused because of the sirens!! Haha!
ReplyDeleteKind of redneck
ReplyDeleteI know boys will be boys and will do silly things, especially given the chance to go fast. But I would think that sensibility would kick in somewhere to say, "Gee it is icy and slippery, and perhaps this isn't as safe as we think it is.." Being around farm machinery, cars, and guns most of my life, I have seen the negative effects of this kind of mucking around- Be safe boys! xx
ReplyDeleteIsn't Josh a wee bit old for this?
ReplyDeleteHaaa!! I think I love me some Duggars even more after seeing this. Only one word of advice..hit the gas harder! Yehaw!!!
ReplyDeleteI think it looks like a BLAST and I'm a 47 year old mother of a son. :) Boys will be boys and they love their vehicles and the snow! Let them have their fun! God wants us to have fun as well in life and not be worry warts all the time!
ReplyDeleteWhat is that the hazardous dukes?
ReplyDeleteI live in southern California, and I'm craving some snow play. This looked like so much fun, but they were getting a little close towards the end. Which make me hope no one collided into anyone else's vehicle.
ReplyDeleteHow fun and a great way to develop good driving skills.
ReplyDeleteSoooo much fun until they lose control and some one gets hurt. Looks like they do not have a no 'horse play' rule. Maybe after this is published their insurance premiums will be upped.
ReplyDeleteThose are some crazy guys for ya!
ReplyDeleteIn our state, pretending to be a cop is a crime. We are not allowed to put lights or
ReplyDeletesirens on our cars. That is a nice truck and jeep to abuse that way and I don't
know how they are able to get insurance when you act like that.
Now I know why my hubby and sons are better at driving on slick roads than I am. How fun!
ReplyDeleteIf something would have happen to Josh.Josh is kids wouldv be fatherless andd anna would be taking care 4 kids.
ReplyDelete2 Timothy 3:5 4 treacherous, reckless, conceited, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, 5 holding to a form of godliness, although they have denied its power; Avoid such men as these. 6 For among them are those who enter into households and captivate weak women weighed down with sins, led on by various impulses,…
ReplyDeleteIN this strange and powerful scripture are used some words and the word recklessness is in there too...maybe this whole does not apply, and maybe there is some value to driving skill, but still the Bible is the word of God and has to be rightly divided.