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He probably dropped his cell phone and accidently stepped on the throttle while
looking under the seat for the phone <G> or the firestone Atx blew out under the
heat of stop and go traffic and he lost control.HaHa
Sheesh! Frank, I am really glad you got out of that basically unhurt. One
aspect of internet communication that I have always found difficult is the
possibility of this happening to someone and as far as we know all they did was
stop posting.
Unless there is a friend or someone else in thier town that can notify us of
the incident then its like they just disappear. I am really glad this wasnt't
the case this time.
Hope your new car has a higher bumper !
John
In lugnet.people, Tom Stangl writes:
> KeeRIST! How fast did he accel in stopped traffic to do that?!? I'm surprised he didn't leave burnout marks from his start to
> pound your car that bad.
>
> If someone ever does that to me in my car, I really feel sorry for them, then for me. Because if I can get out of the car, I will
> pound them into a pulp, then get arrested. But that's just me, I'm a little attached to my cars ;-)
>
>
> Frank Filz wrote:
>
> > Well, not quite, but I went to the salvage yard this afternoon to retrieve what I could from the car (I actually got most of the
> > salvageable stuff right after the accident as it turns out). While there I took some pictures and have put together a small web
> > page:
> >
> > http://www.mindspring.com/~ffilz/wreck2000/wreck.html
> >
> > Frank
>
> --
> Tom Stangl
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