I agree 100%

Well said.

I really liked him in those Hangover movies. :(

I would love to hear how you got the toxicology report before anybody else did? Stop accusing people when you have no proof what so ever. The only proof in this story is that he died in a high speed accident. Wrong place wrong time.

Rest In Peace

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Screw you and everyone like you that thinks the same thing. you have no fuc*ing idea what his intoxication level was. it takes 4-6 weeks to get the report back. and how can u concentrate on how much he drank when the whole world except for you fuc*ers is heartbroken over his death. hope u get in a car wreck u fuc*ing pieces of shi*

to whoever that "juice" person is.. Ryan dunn is NOT in the hangover... the guy in the hangover is ZACH GALIFINAKIS!!...just sayin! and its so sad that Ryan had to die! he was truly my fav person from the jacka** movies!

It's too bad Zack had to die so young

Ryan Dunn was not in the Hangover movies...they kinda look alike, but it its not him..

Andrew, it was published 7 days ago he had a BAC of .196. So get over yourself and quit relying on one article for all the information.

for all those stating that toxicology reports take weeks, I thought the same, but here it is all over the place, here is part of just one report, there are plenty to choose from-

According to a press release obtained by ABC News from the West Goshen Police Department, the county coroner determined that Dunn had a blood alcohol concentration of .196 -- more than twice the legal limit in Pennsylvania -- at the time of his death in a fiery car crash.

They know it's not zack galifinakis. Theyre just bad jokes. they're like the kids that always tried so hard but were never funny in grade school, but just annoyed everyone

RIP ryan dunn

Andrew: Sorry, but the guy was a moron. It IS safe to say that he was drunk since he had been drinking at a bar for a while right before he drove...but irregardless, even IF he wasn't drunk, he had a history of driving at high rates of speed, which means that not only did he risk HIS life, he actually ended up killing a friend AND could have killed other innocent people because he was selfishly stupid. Give me a break.

Go f*ck yourself Jane T.Is your limpd*ck husband causing you to fantasize about those big, burly Navy Seals? A life is a life, you over analytical c*nt,and you have no right to dictate who's is of more value. That Navy Seal you're praising like a little school girl was one of Dunn's friends, clearly, and he'd want to f*cking brain you for being so disrespectful. Ever think that maybe he had a "history" of getting in a car with an intoxicated Dunn, therefore being just as irresponsible as Dunn himself? Oh, no, because that would ruin your inane point. Choke on a d*ck.

Unfortunately too many people ignore the dangers of Alcohol and think they can HANDLE IT. Instead the Alcohol HANDLES THEM. Being a Drug and Alcohol counselor I have seen how Alcohol destroys lives. The old expression applies "One is too many and a thousand is never enough".
Hopefully this tragedy will serve as an example to young people who think they can HANDLE IT. Unfortunately experience has taught me that it only invites others to try and see if they can "HANDLE IT BETTER THAN HE DID". It's very sad indeed.

Gosh people are heartless...haven't you ever had a loved one make a mistake?? Lets not forget this young man did that...he made a mistake and lets not forget HE PAID WITH HIS LIFE! No I am not agreeing with his actions and thank god he did not hit another car, but don't be so heartless this young man is someone's son and someone's best friend. Guess what the man that decided to get in the car with him is just as much to blame, was he not aware the driver of the car was drinking??? Unless he was blind I don't think so. Do be so judgemental. He was a young man that had lots more life to live (both of the men in the car did) and his life was cut short.

So you're saying it "should" have been him. He made a stupid decision. How many times in your life have you made a stupid decision? Sure, the other guy did not deserve to die and it wasn't the other guys fault that he died and had he not gotten in the car he would still be alive, but HE GOT IN THE CAR TOO. That was a stupid decision too. He was drinking with him too. You must be a really intelligent, perfect saint to think that you can say someone deserved to die for making a decision hundreds upon hundreds of people in this country make every weekend. I wonder what you would want people to say about you.

You are exactly right. If not him, who? He got in that car determined that someone would die that night and thank God it was him, so he can't do it again. NO SYMPATHY.

Get over it Bam. It was bound to happen, and you know it.