Old People Shouldn't Drive
05-06-2004, 09:50 PM
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Re:Old People Shouldn't Drive
Yep, looks like germany. Germans are ******** and when they see us Americans they ------- either try to run you off the ------- road by riding your *** or run you over, if your walking. Including myself I know 6 people who have been hit by a car in the last year and all were either on a bike or walking. *******!!!!!!
05-06-2004, 11:19 PM
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Re:Old People Shouldn't Drive
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Why is there no dent/damage to the car? Surely a human body is going to do some damage to a vehicle, especially from what it looks like in the picture.
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05-08-2004, 06:49 PM
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Re:Old People Shouldn't Drive
This is old news fellas,
I first learned that old people shouldn't drive when I bought my first car BY MYSELF... I was 18, and it was a 92 Civic dx hatch... I loved that car. It was perfect. I had it for 11 days. I was going through an intersection doing about 45 and this old hag... I ---- you not she was 85... turned left, in front of me, going the opposite direction. I had the right of way, but what the hell, I guess she decided it was her time to go. I didn't have time to react. All I can remember is kissing my *** goodbye, gripping the steering wheel really tight, and closing my eyes. I don't remember the impact. But I opened my eyes, my car was stopped dead in the middle of the intersection, and the old lady's car riccochet'ed off diagonally and hit the stoplight pole at the corner of the intersection. Totalled. that car saved my life though; my only injury was the bruise from the seatbelt. Her insurance company paid me, but I still miss that car.
I first learned that old people shouldn't drive when I bought my first car BY MYSELF... I was 18, and it was a 92 Civic dx hatch... I loved that car. It was perfect. I had it for 11 days. I was going through an intersection doing about 45 and this old hag... I ---- you not she was 85... turned left, in front of me, going the opposite direction. I had the right of way, but what the hell, I guess she decided it was her time to go. I didn't have time to react. All I can remember is kissing my *** goodbye, gripping the steering wheel really tight, and closing my eyes. I don't remember the impact. But I opened my eyes, my car was stopped dead in the middle of the intersection, and the old lady's car riccochet'ed off diagonally and hit the stoplight pole at the corner of the intersection. Totalled. that car saved my life though; my only injury was the bruise from the seatbelt. Her insurance company paid me, but I still miss that car.
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