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Showing posts with label traffic. Show all posts
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Friday, November 25, 2011
It's Red!
I was driving down the street, approaching a red light, when a homeless couple began crossing the road. The man reached out and grabbed the woman's hood and yoked the hell out of her, while yelling at her and pointing at my stationary vehicle. She looked at me, looked up at the very red light, and began yelling back at him, "It's RED!" They continued to walk and argue about this the rest of the way across the street and until my light turned green.
Monday, November 26, 2007
Hit It and Quit It
This was some holiday break. So much happened, it's hard to know where to begin. I guess I'll just start with something random.
Let's begin with "traffic."
My mother and I were on our way to my little cousin's birthday party when we saw emergency vehicles in the distance. Obviously, we don't wish anything bad on anyone else, but we were really hoping it wasn't a member of our family. As we approached, we noticed that none of the cars were familiar, so we breathed a sigh of relief. Until...
I saw my aunt's forehead. And my uncle's face. Some other family members.
Damn.


Apparently, this three-car accident was caused by a driver who ran three successive traffic lights, crashed into a second car, sending two people to the hospital, and causing the second car to hit my aunt and uncle's car.
One car received a face-lift and the other a full about-face. Scary.
Luckily, my family was fine. The car they'd just purchased two days earlier? Not so much.
Frig.
To top it all off, the offending vehicle's male driver and female passenger grabbed their baby, exited the vehicle, and hauled the requisite amount of ass.
They left so quickly that they forgot their mobile phone.
I don't know what the hell kinda illegal crap caused them to drive so recklessly or leave the scene of an accident, but I'm almost afraid to find out.
Last I heard, the cops were still combing the surrounding area. Meanwhile, my aunt and uncle have parked their now no-longer-road-worthy vehicle.
Happy Day After Thanksgiving.
Let's begin with "traffic."
My mother and I were on our way to my little cousin's birthday party when we saw emergency vehicles in the distance. Obviously, we don't wish anything bad on anyone else, but we were really hoping it wasn't a member of our family. As we approached, we noticed that none of the cars were familiar, so we breathed a sigh of relief. Until...
I saw my aunt's forehead. And my uncle's face. Some other family members.
Damn.


Apparently, this three-car accident was caused by a driver who ran three successive traffic lights, crashed into a second car, sending two people to the hospital, and causing the second car to hit my aunt and uncle's car.
One car received a face-lift and the other a full about-face. Scary.
Luckily, my family was fine. The car they'd just purchased two days earlier? Not so much.
Frig.
To top it all off, the offending vehicle's male driver and female passenger grabbed their baby, exited the vehicle, and hauled the requisite amount of ass.
They left so quickly that they forgot their mobile phone.
I don't know what the hell kinda illegal crap caused them to drive so recklessly or leave the scene of an accident, but I'm almost afraid to find out.
Last I heard, the cops were still combing the surrounding area. Meanwhile, my aunt and uncle have parked their now no-longer-road-worthy vehicle.
Happy Day After Thanksgiving.
Labels:
family,
holidays,
law enforcement,
traffic,
transportation
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