My Parent's truck
07-23-2005, 02:38 AM
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My Parent's truck So last week I blew a red light on Airport Rd by Paine Field around 6:15 Am or so and got pulled over while driving my parent's truck........was a Snohomish County Deputy and he let me slide.......nice dude.
Yesterday (Thursday) I was going down the Mukilteo Speedway and was stopped for a red light (also in their truck) and got creamed from behind by some little 17 yr old bimbo on her cell phone.
Fortunately her car got the worst of it but my fuggin neck & back are sure sore as hell today. Not too mention it is hard to open the tailgate of the truck now.
I need to stop driving that ******* truck.
Although on the bright side, had I been in my car during the accident, it would have easily caused $3-5k in damages. Been there, done that, got the bills to prove it cuz the ***** had no insurance last March when I got rear-ended in my T/A.
Yesterday (Thursday) I was going down the Mukilteo Speedway and was stopped for a red light (also in their truck) and got creamed from behind by some little 17 yr old bimbo on her cell phone.
Fortunately her car got the worst of it but my fuggin neck & back are sure sore as hell today. Not too mention it is hard to open the tailgate of the truck now.
I need to stop driving that ******* truck.
Although on the bright side, had I been in my car during the accident, it would have easily caused $3-5k in damages.
Been there, done that, got the bills to prove it cuz the ***** had no insurance last March when I got rear-ended in my T/A. 
07-23-2005, 10:16 AM
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I hate to sound like a parent but....hand over the keys to that truck and don't ask to borrow them again!
That sucks royal especially with your back being wonky as it is - the upside - her insurance will settle for max amount due to "pre-existing back injury".
ask me, I know
Hope you aren't too sore and the truck is fixed properly and soon, its time to see you show up at *any event*. Maybe a Hooters night is in order
That sucks royal especially with your back being wonky as it is - the upside - her insurance will settle for max amount due to "pre-existing back injury".
ask me, I know
Hope you aren't too sore and the truck is fixed properly and soon, its time to see you show up at *any event*. Maybe a Hooters night is in order
07-23-2005, 02:31 PM
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my friend got rearended the other day, broke out the liscense plate light and barely bent the bumper, and he took it to the body shop and they quoted him $565 for it. Of course he'll just have the lady who rearended him's insurance give him a check and fix the light and pocket the rest.
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07-23-2005, 05:56 PM
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Thanks everyone. The bumper is pushed in about 2 inches, but otherwise it seems ok........and I was moving stuff for my folks, in their truck, so it wasn't like I "borrowed" it. 
I have to sign off for a few days so I will be back on Tuesday hopefully.......See y'all then.
I have to sign off for a few days so I will be back on Tuesday hopefully.......See y'all then.
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My son was rear ended by a 17yo several yrs ago. He'll probably have problems when he gets older, but her insurance paid off enough for him to get another car for cash and pay the rest of his UW tuition.