Why did the Mini Cooper cross the road? - 2006/02/11 12:14 It didn't...







Around 3AM yesterday morning while I was turning left at an intersection (with a Green Light), someone driving the wrong way on a 2 lane highway (2 lanes one way, two lanes the other way, seperated by a big grassy median) ran through a red light last night doing around 70 MPH in an SUV, and hit my poor little Mini Cooper, without even braking. My car spun completely around and into a guard rail VERY hard, enough to put a huge dent in it. Luckily I was wearing my seatbelt, otherwise I wouldn't be posting this message! I'm fine, just very very very sore. Poor poor Mini Cooper though.. it will probably be a total loss. I'll more than likely get a new one though, and maybe I'll spring for vanity tags! Think Penn will mind if I steal "DOG ON"?
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Re:Why did the Mini Cooper cross the road? - 2006/02/11 12:28 woah, that's some crazy shit!

Sorry to hear about the accident but I'm glad to hear that you're alright. The mini looks like a total loss from the pics.
I don't think Penn would mind if you stole his plate.. He steals other comedians jokes afterall

Was the driver drunk or running from the police?
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Re:Why did the Mini Cooper cross the road? - 2006/02/11 12:55 She wasn't running from the police. Don't know if she was drunk or on drugs or what, I'll know as soon as I have the finished police report in about a week. She didn't have her driver's license, and she was driving a rental car, so who knows what was up with her. I just can't fathom how dumb you have to be to drive for almost three miles on the wrong side of the highway and see the rear of exit signs flying by, and a highway to your right and not put two and two together.

I'm just glad I made it out okay. For around the last three months, when I've been starting my car and taking off, I have been forgetting to put on my seat belt. It was a new phenomenom.. I'd ALWAYS worn it without question in the past.. I just started doing it accidentally. That day however, after Penn's radio show was over.. a show called "Don and Mike" came on. I hate the show, but I am far too fat and lazy to turn it off. Don, one of the radio hosts, happened to be out of the studio that day.. because he got into a car wreck. His wife was killed in one last year. He came on the air, and was obviously emotional about it.. and it just stuck in my mind. So, I remembered to put it on.

So basically, my loyalty to Penn and Mike's radio show in combination with my lazy demeanor saved my life!
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