ASS HOLE DRUNKS (NAC)

[Lawrence C Leung]

Seems like anyone who's got the type of responsibility to have 3 people
in a Vette is unlikely to take anything seriously. I wonder, I really do,
what the 29 y.o. driver regrets more, the loss of the Vette or the loss
of the Stingray?

LL - NY

On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 13:41:05 +0100 Per Lindgren <lindgre at online.no>
writes:
>Couldnt agree more.
>
>About 5 weeks ago I was one of the first car to an accident scene, a 
>29 year old
>guy crashed his 68 'Vette into a wall, the car caught fire and one of 
>his two
>(!) passengers didnt get out before the car was engulfed in flames. I 
>heard the
>crash and was at the scene within 3 minutes (I called 911 in the 
>meantime) and
>when I was at the scene the car was a bonfire. A 20 y.o. kid died, 
>they coroner
>couldnt identify his body because of the extreme temperatures in the 
>car.
>
>Drive safely, we are all too valuable to risk anything.
>
>PerL
>92 Cab 2.3
>
>
>The Quattro King wrote:
>
>> Be smart, don't drink and drive.  Last night, I witnessed a drunk 
>driving
>> accident.  The hero in the the drivers seat was swerving a little (I 
>noticed
>> this and stayed back).  He then got real brave and hit 60-70 MPH in 
>a 35 MPH
>> zone through a residential area.  After coming off a nice long 
>sweeper with
>> a 3 degree down hill lost control spun 3.5 times faced on coming 
>traffic,
>> skidded across 3 lanes of traffic only after hitting a concrete 
>divider and
>> a 2 foot high snow bank then smashed into the concrete wall at the 
>edge of a
>> bridge with a river 200 feet below.  2 or 3 kids got out of the car 
>and
>> started throwing beer bottles of the bridge.  Worst of all, the 
>driver
>> looked like he was about 30.  One would think he would be smarter 
>then that.
>>
>> What jerks.  They put all our lives in danger.  Drive smart folks.
>>
>> Shayne P.
>>
>> 1972 MB 280 SEL
>> 1984 4ksq
>> 1987 4ks
>> 1991 v8q5
>> 1991 200q Sedan
>> 1992 S4
>>
>> Parting:  1972 Mercedes Benz 280 SE 4.5
>