Unbelieveable!

A friend of my wife was rear ended twice in a week by the same guy. On
Saturday the lady braked for a deer and the guy was too close and
rear-ended her, knocking her into a ditch. On Wednesday, in her
husband's car she was at a stop sign and the same guy hit her. This
time the cop was a bit more attentive. The guy was high and had a
large amount of meth in his car. He is now in county jail and Bertha
and Charlie have two damaged vehicles.
What are the odds?

In article >, John Lucas wrote:
>A friend of my wife was rear ended twice in a week by the same guy. On
>Saturday the lady braked for a deer and the guy was too close and
>rear-ended her, knocking her into a ditch. On Wednesday, in her
>husband's car she was at a stop sign and the same guy hit her. This
>time the cop was a bit more attentive. The guy was high and had a
>large amount of meth in his car. He is now in county jail and Bertha
>and Charlie have two damaged vehicles.
>What are the odds?

Was she within 5 miles of home? It's well documented that that
is where most accidents occur. :^)

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TJH

tjhiggin.at.hiwaay.dot.net

John Lucas > wrote in
:

> A friend of my wife was rear ended twice in a week by the same guy. On
> Saturday the lady braked for a deer and the guy was too close and
> rear-ended her, knocking her into a ditch. On Wednesday, in her
> husband's car she was at a stop sign and the same guy hit her. This
> time the cop was a bit more attentive. The guy was high and had a
> large amount of meth in his car. He is now in county jail and Bertha
> and Charlie have two damaged vehicles.
> What are the odds?
>

If she'd been going slower, she'd have avoided that first crash. You can't
drive too slow.