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Offline Chevmobile

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Re: Smart car not so smart
« Reply #15 on: June 02, 2009, 12:18:29 am »

Offline Irish_Alley

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Re: Smart car not so smart
« Reply #16 on: June 02, 2009, 01:42:45 am »
a friend at work got an email i think it was pics of Africa or south America but a mini van ran into the back of a roll back and well you could see there nasals cavities pretty well. but what gets me ex my wife cut her finger on a table saw not bad just the point to the nail but we took her to the ER the nurse gave her a cup of ice if she starts to feel sick. i was watching the whole thing holding her other hand and i had to take the cup of ice and eat it my self she never needed it lol you cant get deader with a worse accident but you can go quicker
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Offline JohnnyMac333

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Re: Smart car not so smart
« Reply #17 on: June 02, 2009, 03:07:09 am »
Man, I tell ya, the one that got me was that 16/17 year old girl out in Cali that rolled her daddy's Porsche. Did ya'll see that one? I was going to check my hotmail account and on the MSN homepage one of the articles was about her family's legal issues with privacy and the internet. Apparently it was a big thing when it happened but I never heard about it; online she was known as "Porsche girl." SO being the curious sort that I am, I went and looked up pictures of it. Man oh man. I've seen some nasty stuff in my time, but there wasn't anything that prepared me to see that.

And then of course I had to check out the other article, which was about the first successful face-transplant, which was done on a woman whose husband had shot her in the face with a shotgun. WHICH then prompted me to check out the related story of the first successful partial face-transplant on the french woman whose dog ate half her face.

Needless to say, by the end of all of it I was no longer interested in having lunch or leaving my apartment.