No more drama!!

I don't know if my mother would have a quality answer to the drama that goes on in here. I'll check though brb
 
Hmmmm, much to ponder with this thread. Think i'll have breakfast and come back to ratiocinate on this some more.
 
Wheaties are for pussies. I just sit down and pour milk in the box and eat the whole ****ing thing. Then I flex. Whatever.
 
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shaddow said:
Negged for making up words! :lol:
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From UrbanDictionary.com

1. inflatuation
An infatuation with flatulence.

Delbert loved to share his inflatuation with strangers in long lines at Wal-mart check-out counters and in long elevator rides.
 
I'm negging everybody in this thread not named Mulletsoldier. B-Fiddy is spared because he is my Uncle from another Spunkle.
 
in regards to negging.....i wish i could neg myself when i say something stupis (which is usually every 3rd post).
 
What drama?

I've been gone - brother had a bad car wreck on Wednesday.

What the hell is going on here???
 
The boss got bored and reinstituted the rep, most specifically, the neg rep system...'nough said?

Your brother OK?
 
He nailed a telephone poll with the back passenger side. Dented the whole frame in a good foot around that tire. I think the car may have flipped. He was ejected out of the back or side window (I think side after looking at the crash scene) onto a concrete driveway.

He walked away with a concussion and a nasty cut behind his ear.

How he's even alive, much less walking and talking - I have no idea.

It was a harrowing day or so. Not sure I would have gone on well with losing my Dad and brother within 6 months of each other.
 
Damn J, he is lucky indeed. I'll tell you this much, i don't see many trauma alert patients that were ejected from their vehicle and walk away literally unscathed. Literally 50% of the time they're already dead by the time paramedics gets on scene.

Get on him to wear that seatbelt man. :)
 
Trauma1 said:
Damn J, he is lucky indeed. I'll tell you this much, i don't see many trauma alert patients that were ejected from their vehicle and walk away literally unscathed. Literally 50% of the time they're already dead by the time paramedics gets on scene.

Get on him to wear that seatbelt man. :)
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My Mom said the people at the hospital said the medics that came to the scene had no idea how he was alive. Much less talking to them.

They thought the car was pinning him to the ground - so they asked him. He was able to respond that he could move his legs.


There is nothing on this planet that can explain how he's even with us today. I'm 100% sure of that.
 
jmh80 said:
My Mom said the people at the hospital said the medics that came to the scene had no idea how he was alive. Much less talking to them.

They thought the car was pinning him to the ground - so they asked him. He was able to respond that he could move his legs.


There is nothing on this planet that can explain how he's even with us today. I'm 100% sure of that.
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He's a lucky man for sure J. I'm VERY happy to hear that he's ok, and escaped with minor injuries.


For continuing education i have to take courses on trauma related events/scenarios fairly often. I've seen a few pictures/clips/scenarios that still make me wonder how those people walked away from it. God was with him man.
 
When I was 19 I was on a bike. I was slowing to stop at a red light. I was rear ended by a 3/4 ton pick up that sent me flying 50 or more feet. I tumbled head over heals several times until I stopped when I rolled up under the car in front of me stopped at the light.

The scene was classic DOA. Both my shoes were off laying on the road. When the FD and medics arrived they asked ME where the victim was. I said "you're looking at him" They thought I was joking!

Later that day a friend of mine told me of a morning news helicopter report that she had heard that stated "by the looks of the cycle, there is what appears to be a fatality MVA on the corner of..."

BTW...if I had not forgot my sunglasses I would have not worn my helmet :D

This is just one of several incidents.

You can neg me for hijacking your brothers MVA ;)
 
B5150 said:
When I was 19 I was on a bike. I was slowing to stop at a red light. I was rear ended by a 3/4 ton pick up that sent me flying 50 or more feet. I tumbled head over heals several times until I stopped when I rolled up under the car in front of me stopped at the light.
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This is how I lost my uncle George. Never saw it coming. Lady was driving drunk. Live like you were dying bro. Good to have you with us still.
 
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