Posted on 12/10/2011 6:15:19 AM PST by SMGFan
NEWARK An out-of-control SUV was launched several feet into the air last night and plunged into the second floor of a Newark home, leaving structural damage but no injuries, officials said.
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Those evil SUVs have now learned to fly! We’re doomed!!!
Corzine at the wheel ?
Mythbusters again?
LOL! When will Congress pass a law to protect us?? We Need to ban the Sale of SUV’s...../sarc
Shouldn’t that be “We Need to ban the Sail of SUV’s”
Unexpected and unprecedented LSM thought process exposed (again).
I just love those holiday songs...
“Up the hill and over the bushes
Into grandmother’s house we go!”
That sure looks like the first floor to me.
Good aim on hitting the window on the part of the SUV. Not that many bricks disturbed.
This accident will create union jobs.
This accident will create union jobs.
I wonder what that old geezer is thinking...
"At least he got the hell off my lawn."
The sheriff called me one night at about 3:00 am to come check out my shop door. It was straight in line with a curve and a drunk missed the curve and continued straight ahead.
One of our pick ups was in the path and it forced the car into an airborne trajectory. It hit the shop overhead door square in the middle and took it out. The door header 12’ above the pavement was heavily damaged. The airborne vehicle was deflected slightly by the overhead door and smashed through an insulating glass rack and a block wall into the office.
The driver and passenger were both drunk and uninjured and in jail. Their insurance paid for the damages.
I was left with a 12’x 12’ hole in my shop in the middle of the night in 25 degree weather.
I had two other drivers coming from the opposite direction end up in the office. One was in an Austin healey Sprite and spun out, through the glass storefront and into the office where the skid marks indicated he was still spinning. He slung the office stuff all over.
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