Car Crash Photo in Wheels
John Robinson
mag? There is a picture of a yellow 1981-ish Sigma station-wagon
comprehensively wrapped around a tree.
If you look closely, you can still make out the drivers left arm in
the car, near the steering wheel......
Gross!
Regards
John
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Owen Hammond
John Robinson wrote:
> Did anyone see the picture on page 70 of the June 1999 copy of wheels
> mag? There is a picture of a yellow 1981-ish Sigma station-wagon
> comprehensively wrapped around a tree.
>
> If you look closely, you can still make out the drivers left arm in
> the car, near the steering wheel......
>
> Gross!
Looks like he is trying to use the wipers???
michael
arm, would have been a little cramped in there
Mike:~)
John Robinson <jro...@netspace.net.au> wrote in article
<373dfca0...@news.netspace.net.au>...
> Did anyone see the picture on page 70 of the June 1999 copy of wheels
> mag? There is a picture of a yellow 1981-ish Sigma station-wagon
> comprehensively wrapped around a tree.
>
> If you look closely, you can still make out the drivers left arm in
> the car, near the steering wheel......
>
> Gross!
>
Eugene
<373dfca0...@news.netspace.net.au>...
> Did anyone see the picture on page 70 of the June 1999 copy of wheels
> mag? There is a picture of a yellow 1981-ish Sigma station-wagon
> comprehensively wrapped around a tree.
>
> If you look closely, you can still make out the drivers left arm in
> the car, near the steering wheel......
>
So was the rest of the driver *still* in the car?
Matthew McDonald
I don't where else he could be if you saw the photo.
Regards
Matthew
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Cameron Seeber
> >So was the rest of the driver *still* in the car?
>
> I don't where else he could be if you saw the photo.
Is it not at all possible that his arm was severed in the accident? ...
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Matthew McDonald
<c.se...@fox.uq.net.au> wrote:
>Matthew McDonald wrote:
>
>> >So was the rest of the driver *still* in the car?
>>
>> I don't where else he could be if you saw the photo.
>
>Is it not at all possible that his arm was severed in the accident? ...
I think we can safely say that he was wrapped around the tree
(literally). From the photo it looks like he was wrapped backwards
around the tree, but I guess he could just have been mashed into the
seats. There is no way he could have gotten out of that crash alive
(or in one piece).
John Robinson
<c.se...@fox.uq.net.au> wrote:
>Matthew McDonald wrote:
>
>> >So was the rest of the driver *still* in the car?
>>
>> I don't where else he could be if you saw the photo.
>
>Is it not at all possible that his arm was severed in the accident? ...
>
Take a look at the photo! I don't think it would be humanly possible
to remove the rest of the body, and leave a severed arm there! Put it
this way, there didn't look to be room for a body in the car, and the
arm was probably the only recognisable part left!
Brendan
I just wanna know how the f k someone could make their car look like
that
Matthew McDonald
>anyone watch the dangerous police videos or whatever it was called.
>it had all these guys doing burnouts, and doughnuts.
Wasn't it Dangerous Police Videos # 472 Uncut/Uncensored Live with I'm
John Burnell, a retired captain with 300 years experience in law
enforcement?
>one car rolled and the passenger fell out the window and got squashed,
>however they didn't show it on tv.
The stupid fool, typical American not to use a seatbelt, deserves all
he got.
Trent
it had all these guys doing burnouts, and doughnuts.
however they didn't show it on tv.
Trent
BIRRELL Christopher
I went to an accident once where a girl had not worn her seatbelt
Sunroof open. Friend rolled the car. Decapitation.
This was Sydney not the old U S of A
jeff
hit a tree somewhere between 60-100 kmh ( I went there but didn't do any of
the investigation ) .. no seatbelt ... 1980 sigma sedan... I was watching
the smokies cut him out from between the front of the seat and the
firewall... he was alive and mostly well!! his head hit the sunvisor and he
bounced down in front of the seat ... if he had of been a bit shorter he
would have gone straight through the windscreen.... It was on a straight bit
of freeway .. and it happened two trees away from the site of a previous
fatal... straight multi lane freeways .. better ban them !!
>
> The stupid fool, typical American not to use a seatbelt, deserves all
> he got.
>
>
> Regards
> Matthew
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Matthew McDonald
<s314...@ics.mq.edu.au> wrote:
>Matthew McDonald wrote:
>
>> The stupid fool, typical American not to use a seatbelt, deserves all
>> he got.
>Lets not be racist Mathew.
How is this racist? The accident happened in America, and as 80% of
people in America don't wear seatbelts my comment is factual.
And calling someone by their country name is NOT racist, I suggest you
look at a dictionary.
> I went to an accident once where a girl had not worn her seatbelt
> Sunroof open. Friend rolled the car. Decapitation.
>
>This was Sydney not the old U S of A
So? Not relevant to my comment. And only 5% of people in Australia
don't wear seatbelts (which make up 10% or 15% of the road toll).
Smutster
Smutster
BIRRELL Christopher wrote:
> Lets not be racist Mathew.
> I went to an accident once where a girl had not worn her seatbelt
> Sunroof open. Friend rolled the car. Decapitation.
>
> This was Sydney not the old U S of A
>
> Matthew McDonald wrote:
>
> > The stupid fool, typical American not to use a seatbelt, deserves all
> > he got.
> >
> > Regards
> > Matthew
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