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memnoch
31-01-2005, 11:47 AM
Ok...as if I don't have enough on my plate with a naff Vectra stuck on my drive, I went and had a run in with a lamp post in my other half's car at 6.00am on saturday morning!

It might be a write-off, it might not! Who knows - just waiting for it to be collected and assessed.

Anyway, just want to say thanks to a couple of people who may or may not get them through here but still, they want saying....

To the guy in the car on his way to work who immediately stopped and helped me prise the front of the car from the lamp post, who also called an ambulance because he was concerned at the amount of blood I was losing from my nose - Cheers mate, very much. Sorry I wasn't with it enough to get your name and number! Cheers anyway (proof that not all young car drivers are tossers).

To the ambulance crew - cheers too - very professional, of course, but didn't make me feel like just another statistic.

To the two police officers from North Yorks police (Fulford Road), cheers to you too fellas. Again, very professional, very helpful, very considerate to 'our lass' when she arrived on the scene and got herself extremely upset (well, I did look a bit of a mess :D ), and again, actually treated me with a great deal of courtesy and respect both at the scene and at the station where they had to take me for breathalising (which I passed ok by the way).

A good job guys (and it's not very often I've had reason to say anything positive about our friends in blue). Thanks again.

To VW...thanks for nothing you wa**kers - your poxy airbag didn't deploy and your poxy seatbelts didn't stop me from smashing the windscreen with the top of my head, breaking my nose for the fourth time on the steering wheel and splitting the inside of my mouth and lips in a likewise manner.

Thankfully though, it could have been a great deal worse (I'm surprised I'm still here actually - must be 8 out of 9 lives used up!).

Anyway - a big 'Cheers' to all involved - if any one out there knows any of these individuals and about this incident - please pass on my gratitude.

Thanks!

Mrs Reject
31-01-2005, 12:29 PM
What a total pisser!!!! Hope you are ok now dude, shame about the nose though :( It's always the way though, the accident is bad enough but then you have to deal with all the other crap too, insurance etc!
Blasted lamposts always leaping out into the road :)
Go and have a stiff drink and a bit of a lie down before doing anything about it!

krammer
31-01-2005, 12:55 PM
thankfully (apart from a busted snotter) you're ok. but what the hell happen'ed mate?

Doro
31-01-2005, 12:56 PM
ouch


hope you feel better soon hinny :(

Bosun
31-01-2005, 01:09 PM
glad your ok after incident,

hope other half didnt give too much grief either

memnoch
31-01-2005, 06:02 PM
Thanks all...

Not really sure what happened...was doing maybe 35 - 40 in a National speed limit but approaching a roundabout and so was slowing, next thing, I'm on the grass verge with a fcuking lampost looming out of nowhere...grass was wet and muddy and I think I tried to stop/get off the verge but nothing doing! The rest you know!

No grief from the other half - like she said, cars can be fixed or wrote off, whatever, I was really quite lucky considering the aforementioned safety devices didn't work!

Just want to be able to breathe properly again...lol

Thanks again for your wishes...

kitkatman
31-01-2005, 07:33 PM
get better soon, cars can be replaced, you can't :)

Friar Tuck
31-01-2005, 08:05 PM
Glad to hear you are alright!

Bit drastic though, just to get a nosejob?

Sir Ewok
01-02-2005, 03:38 AM
Sounds like black ice or diesel. diesel can cause loss of control in cars as well as bikes and roundabout approaches are natorious. Glad you're OK mate.....