Re: DEATH~! Fears The Net***

This is no time for riddles, John Henry! If you know something, for the
love of food, out with it!

> Okay, so some of y'all have already heard this story, because you read
> it on LiveJournal.
>
> Others of you haven't.
>
> In short: I used up one of my alotted 9 lives last Friday morning
> when, on my way to the office, I plowed my 1993 Ford Festiva at 60mph
> into a stationary Grand Am.
>
> RSPW being what it is, I didn't think I should bother going on about
> it here until I had evidence in hand; there are still plenty of us
> who remember Dink's "near-fatal accident" that he was online and
> posting about like two hours after it happened).
>
> The long story as short as I can make it:
>
> Weird deal, kinda tough to explain....traveling s on US 15 under I-85,
> a semi coming off 85N came off the ramp and sort of cut off the lady I
> hit. I saw him do it, but he was well past her and she was way clear
> to go - I didn't even think she had come to a full stop. The truck
> caught my eye because it was a company I'd never seen before; I turned
> to look at it passing me in the opposite direction, and when I looked
> back I was about 5 feet off her back bumper doing 60. I didn't even
> have time to hit the brake, just BAM. If I'd waited a split-second
> longer to turn my head I would have never known what happened.
>
> Anyway, here's the story in words and pictures:
>
> http://www.lowgenius.net/deathcar.asp
>

Feh. Call me when you survive two such wrecks, without wearing a seat
belt.

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