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#27 May 11 2006 at 2:48 PM Rating: Decent
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This is the exact reason that in motorcycle training they teach you to look behind you when you stop and to leave yourself an escape path. You'd be amazed how often this happens. When it happens to a bike, you either get the hell out of the way, then beat the sh[/Aquamarine]it out of the moran's car, or you get flattened.


Truth there. I do that driving in my car too, people don't pay attention. One time I was driving an old silverado pickup and had my hand resting on the side mirror out the window. I just happened to glance in that mirror and saw some bit[Aqua]ch in a suburban (on her cell phone) coming up fast behind me. I barely got my hand off the mirror and in the cab before she came by and ripped the mirror off my truck with her mirror. Never even noticed.
Yup. Most bikers carry old spark plugs to deal with idiot drivers on the road. With stupid drivers like that woman, you'd be surprised what a guy on a bike with steel-toed boots, old sparkplugs and sometimes a length of chain can do to your car if you **** him off.


What replace their spark plugs with bad ones? You're such a tough guy.
#28 May 11 2006 at 2:50 PM Rating: Good
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What replace their spark plugs with bad ones? You're such a tough guy.
Smiley: lol I'd have never thought of that as a use. We usually stop them and then make them smoke some crack off the old spark plugs. Then we call the police and have them arrested! Mhruhahaha!
#29 May 11 2006 at 2:57 PM Rating: Good
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Glad to hear you're okay Joph, but still, insurance companies will throw in $1,000 to $1,500 beyond the car damages just to make you go away and not contact an attorney. Just say that you were really shaky and had a headache and backache for a few days afterwards.
#30 May 11 2006 at 3:01 PM Rating: Good
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I hope his wife divorces him. Asshat. Smiley: mad

Edited, Thu May 11 16:08:21 2006 by Atomicflea
#31 May 11 2006 at 3:08 PM Rating: Default
Sorry, Joph. I won't do it again.
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I got rear-ended not long ago by a little blonde ditsy sorority type. She was in a cute little red convertable, and she cried alot. She begged and pleaded for me to not call the cops because her daddy would be oh so angry. I took pity on her and didn't call the cops. I got an estimate on the damage and she spent all of last summer giving me her meager paychecks from her summer job. I figure that will teach her to get off the phone more than the insurance covering it, heh.

#33 May 11 2006 at 3:08 PM Rating: Good
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I hope his wife divorces him. Asshat. Smiley: mad

Edited, Thu May 11 16:08:21 2006 by Atomicflea


Joph has a wife? Smiley: confused
#34 May 11 2006 at 3:11 PM Rating: Good
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I got rear-ended not long ago by a little blonde ditsy sorority type. She was in a cute little red convertable, and she cried alot. She begged and pleaded for me to not call the cops because her daddy would be oh so angry. I took pity on her and didn't call the cops. I got an estimate on the damage and she spent all of last summer giving me her meager paychecks from her summer job. I figure that will teach her to get off the phone more than the insurance covering it, heh.
You passed up the chance for a hot lesbian sex video making? For shame! Smiley: disappointed
#35 May 11 2006 at 3:12 PM Rating: Good
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Sorry, Joph. I won't do it again.


You mean post, right?
#36 May 11 2006 at 3:18 PM Rating: Excellent
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I hope his wife divorces him. Asshat. Smiley: mad
Ironicly, that's who he was on the phone arguing with when he hit me.

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#37 May 11 2006 at 3:46 PM Rating: Good
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#38 May 11 2006 at 3:56 PM Rating: Excellent
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Sorry to hear that, Iofiel. Take it easy over the next few days, and take some ibuprofen with you to Bahstan just in case.
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#39 May 11 2006 at 3:59 PM Rating: Good
Whatever you do, don't sign away your rights to pusruse the matter for a small lump sum.

First, it perpetuates the idea of people hamming it up to get payoffs.

Second, it IS signing away your rights to pursue the matter if you have lingering ills from the event.

I was in a car that was totaled a few years ago. I was in the passenger seat, we were sitting at a stop sign. We never moved, but five seconds passed and we became part of a 3 vehicle accident that totalled all 3 vehicles. A pickup tried to cross the highway and was Tboned by a speeding Caddy. My friend's car had the word "Firestone" across the hood where the pickup roled up on its side on top of us.

I was the only one not wearing a seatbelt and the only one not injured. My lack of injury was unrealted to ym seatbelt use, just a bit of irony. I saw the wreck coming and clamped my hands around the bottom of the seat so hard that I got a bruised nerve out of the deal. When I contacted the insurance company of the driver charged with the wreck to make them aware of my situation, I was contactged within mere hours by a law firm with a lump sum offer, which was not large, but quite larger than a few visits to the doctor.

My decision was to move my wallet to my other pocket (on the advice of a physician acquaintence who doesn't put up with BS from patients) for a week or so; the situation cleared up. He's a good guy, I hardly ever have to see him. I call, he tells me to quit being a pu55y and to do XXXX and everything gets better. For no fee, you can't ask much more.

Point being, that I didn't take the money, but so long as the statute of limitations hasn't expired (it probably has now) the door is still open if I have some malady express itself that can be proven to be a result of the wreck. I sleep better at nights for both parts of that.
#40 May 11 2006 at 4:03 PM Rating: Decent
Had the same thing happen to me Christmas Eve. Coming home from the store. Hubby and I were stopped to turn into our street. The lady hit us doing about 50 mph no breaks, or squelching of tires. Totaled my car. Luckily my insurance company paid NADA book value for my car. What the other insurance company was gonna pay was a joke. I am still going to the doctor for neck issues. I was just sore for the first couple of days, but by day three I was having headaches, neck pain, etc.

The medical coverage of my insurance doesn't even cover the hospital bill, so it's gonna be a fight with her insurance company for the rest of the bills. Lukily I have two years before I have to settle the medical portion.

Glad you weren't too seriously hurt. Dealing with insurance companies sucks.
#41 May 11 2006 at 4:11 PM Rating: Good

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Oh, that was part of the payment.





Edited, Thu May 11 17:18:09 2006 by Katarine
#42 May 11 2006 at 5:09 PM Rating: Good
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The insurance company said I was obviously not at fault and it wouldn't affect my rates.


When I worked for the insurance company we used to say this, too. It's technically true, because there's no point assignment or surcharge, but with enough not-at-faults within the scrutinized timeframe the market you are placed in will be affected, qualifying you for a whole new range of rates. Two not-at-faults was all it took with my company to see a new rate. Plenty of times I saw someone's market change from an accident that was not their fault and the rate would be raised moreso than if they were actually at fault.

I worked for a major company, too. Progressive. I can only assume it's pretty standard operation to fu[red][/red]ck the insured in this manner, because why not?
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#44 May 11 2006 at 6:26 PM Rating: Excellent
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Wint, your baby is starting to scare me. Each picture looks more manic than the last.
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#45 May 11 2006 at 7:52 PM Rating: Good
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Wehn I drive, I make myself believe that everyone driving around me is either drunk or stupid. Can't be too vigilant.
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#46 May 11 2006 at 8:02 PM Rating: Excellent
When I drive, I make myself believe everyone driving around me is Wint's baby. Can't be too vigilant.
#47 May 12 2006 at 12:46 AM Rating: Good
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You know, if you just became a shut-in you wouldn't ever have to worry about car accidents.

Edited, Fri May 12 01:46:29 2006 by Iamadam
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#48 May 12 2006 at 7:21 AM Rating: Good
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Don't give up your rights to go after compensation if necessary, whatever you do.

I was in a car accident almost 15 years ago now. I'm still paying for it physically to this day. At the time of the accident, I was the one that got out of the car and made sure that everyone involved was okay. Within a few hours, I was in serious serious pain. By the next day, I couldn't walk without assistance. I spent 18 months completely unable to work, was in physiotherapy for 2 years solid and have been in physio off and on ever since.

Adrenaline will render the human body capable of amazing things. Unfortunately, it also masks problems until after it wears off. Be very very careful right now and if you are having problems, don't just brush them aside. If your body starts telling you that there is something wrong, whether it's pain in your back or something that few would think to connect to the accident (migraines anyone?), listen to it and get yourself in to a doctor pronto.
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#49 May 12 2006 at 7:31 AM Rating: Good
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#50 May 12 2006 at 8:10 AM Rating: Good
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Hmmmm, do I go with post count, xenophobia, or women's intuition?

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