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DK35vince
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Who put that house in that poor drivers way ?/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
s1120
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"Now why didn't Consumer reports worn me about this?" "This didn't happen to my Buick"
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Thomas
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Yikes../w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif..they should have had another cup of coffee,or pull over and took a nap...take about a wake up call. /w3tcompact/icons/eyes.gif
Harv
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"To get back to the freeway, take a left at the kitchen..."
Von
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HEY.... You can't park here!!!!!
knucklehead
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I'll put my money on one of two reasons, possibly in concert with each other:
1. Youthful pilot
2. Alcohol
A third, quite common ocurrence would be the opposite of #1. Our town just scrambled about $500k worth of equipment and a good handful of men to pry a couple in their 80's out of their Caddy after they rear ended another driver on a clear, flat, straight, dry road last week. They were not wearing seatbelts. My understanding is that it was not pretty.
I have to wonder if there was some sort of topographical influence, or merely a distribution of weight involved in the counterclockwise rotation of the projectile.
1. Youthful pilot
2. Alcohol
A third, quite common ocurrence would be the opposite of #1. Our town just scrambled about $500k worth of equipment and a good handful of men to pry a couple in their 80's out of their Caddy after they rear ended another driver on a clear, flat, straight, dry road last week. They were not wearing seatbelts. My understanding is that it was not pretty.
I have to wonder if there was some sort of topographical influence, or merely a distribution of weight involved in the counterclockwise rotation of the projectile.
StoneHeartFarm
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Wow! Them jeeps really CAN go anywhere! Did they need 4 low or 4 high to get out?
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