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And now there was no doubt that the trees were really moving - moving in and out through one another as if in a complicated country dance. ('And I suppose,' thought Lucy, 'when trees dance, it must be a very, very country dance indeed.')
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Heh heh...I actually saw one that tops that. Corvette rear ended a little nissan pickup in front of a car show put on by a car club hubby and I belonged to back in TX. The Nissan was scraped up---the corvette's front end was tore up terribly...
The male driver hauled A** on foot before the cops arrived.
The tags on the car belonged on a buick.
The car was unregistered.
The car was uninsured.
The car belonged to the female passenger's out-of-town husband who had been storing the car (hence the lack of tags, insurance and registration).
There's times I'd like to be a fly on the wall during a private discussion...and then there's times I'm just as glad I wasn't.
The male driver hauled A** on foot before the cops arrived.
The tags on the car belonged on a buick.
The car was unregistered.
The car was uninsured.
The car belonged to the female passenger's out-of-town husband who had been storing the car (hence the lack of tags, insurance and registration).
There's times I'd like to be a fly on the wall during a private discussion...and then there's times I'm just as glad I wasn't.
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Man...after that, the doggone thing looks more like a Volkswagen!
The most spectacular crash I've ever seen involved a Corvette Stingray. We were driving home from the airport in Spokane, and one passed us going about 100 miles per hour. There's a tight curve you have to go around as you come in on the freeway (Charlene will probably know the one I mean), and the 'Vette didn't make it. We came around the curve to see a man and a woman, looking dazed, still strapped into seats on a naked chassis...the fiberglass body of the car had completely disintegrated!
Redwolf
The most spectacular crash I've ever seen involved a Corvette Stingray. We were driving home from the airport in Spokane, and one passed us going about 100 miles per hour. There's a tight curve you have to go around as you come in on the freeway (Charlene will probably know the one I mean), and the 'Vette didn't make it. We came around the curve to see a man and a woman, looking dazed, still strapped into seats on a naked chassis...the fiberglass body of the car had completely disintegrated!
Redwolf
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