Bring on the Relatives

On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 06:15:54 -0800, Scott en Aztlán
> wrote:

>Yet another teen driver earns a Darwin award.
>
>http://tinyurl.com/agc7m
>
>A teenage girl was killed Monday when her Jeep skidded off a ramp and
>plunged upside down into the rain-bloated Los Cerritos flood channel
>in Long Beach.
>
>Witnesses told police that her black Jeep Cherokee was traveling fast
>down the Garden Grove Freeway about 1:45 p.m. when she turned sharply

Well duh, it is a ****ing freeway!!!

>onto the Studebaker Road exit and lost control, said Sgt. David
>Cannan, spokesman for the Long Beach Police Department. The vehicle
>tumbled 25 feet down an embankment, crashed through a chain-link fence
>and plunged into 6 feet of water.

Police said the accident did not appear to be weather related,
although the road was wet from heavy rain earlier.

No ****. And here all these years I thought rain was related to
weather, but it is good to know that the cops in this country are
intelligent enough to know better.

DTJ wrote:

> > Police said the accident did not appear to be weather related,
> > although the road was wet from heavy rain earlier.
>
> No ****. And here all these years I thought rain was related to
> weather, but it is good to know that the cops in this country are
> intelligent enough to know better.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who wondered about that. I think they
meant that even if the road was dry she'd have still removed herself
from the evolutionary scheme of things. In other words extreme driver
error.

Dave

interesting, thats very close to my house. And that's why you don't
make sharp turns on wet or damp roads. And that's why my car is in the
shop right now. =/


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