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From: silva@ccup.UUCP (Rich (the Wiz) Silva)
Newsgroups: net.flame
Subject: Re: Massive forces
Message-ID: <106@ccup.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 14-Mar-85 11:20:25 EST
Article-I.D.: ccup.106
Posted: Thu Mar 14 11:20:25 1985
Date-Received: Sun, 17-Mar-85 02:21:22 EST
References: <580026@acf4.UUCP>
Reply-To: silva@ccup.UUCP (Rich (the Wiz) Silva)
Organization: Compucorp, Santa Monica CA
Lines: 32
Summary: 

{burp}

I was in one....

The compact driver was at fault (unless the truck drove up last...)
for a bad case of criminal stupidity... he'll remember in the future...
Trucks always make two lane wide (or more) right turns... ever
notice the funny signs on the back....

Course the compact driver/owner can sue and win for a new car...

In my case... I 'drove' while under the trailer (yup between the wheels
of the tractor and trailer), well, actually only about two foot under...
for a half block till I could 'yank' the car out from under it...
I almost lost it when I looked in the mirror and noticed my passengers
(two very good friends) were missing! Turns out they bailed out, but
I didnt know it then.

The punch line is that when the truck finally pulled over ( a witness
'ran' him off the road at their own risk) he walked about half way back
asked if everyone was alright, AND STARTED WALKING BACK TO THE CAB!!!
I dont remember how I got there, maybe teleportation, but it was a funny
sight.....  picture an overweight 17 year old kid shaking a truck driver
by his collar...

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Rich Silva
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 2211 Michigan Ave
 Santa Monica CA 90404
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