Car flies into 2nd floor of Santa Ana building

Orange County Register ^ | January 14, 2018 | Marilyn Kalfus

[EveningStar]

SANTA ANA >> A speeding car struck a median and flew into the second floor of a building Saturday night, remaining lodged into a dental office, authorities said.

The white sedan was traveling at a high rate of speed northbound on French Street when the accident occurred in the 300 block of E. 17th Street, Santa Ana Police said in a news release.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

The correct term is “extracted”.

[gunsequalfreedom]

It looks as though they were able to extract it successfully but I see it left a big hole behind.

[beethovenfan]

Would you like to make an appointment?

[COBOL2Java]

"Hello, Dental Supply? We're gonna need a truckload of amalgam..."

[Mears]

That looks like the type of place that still uses amalgam.

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[Rappini]

Did he have a Dental appointment?

[IronJack]

“Just here for a routine cleaning. Sorry I’m a little late ...”

[truth_seeker]

Years ago while working in commercial real estate, I listed and sold a 10 unit apartment on N. French.

As Santa Ana goes, an “okay” neighborhood.

Hopefully nobody hurt. The physics of and video of this vehicular launch might be interesting. It appears the building blocked it from reaching full earth orbit.

[Larry Lucido]

Those Santa Ana winds are brutal.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Dental insurance doesn’t cover this.

[READINABLUESTATE]

Ok, I guess the flying cars we have been waiting for are here.

[editor-surveyor]

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He must have blown a Flux Capacitor or something!
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[lee martell]

Was the driver a man or a woman?
Not that it matters.

[Old Yeller]

Were they filming Lethal Weapon XII ?

[Larry Lucido]

I’m not saying it’s an anti-dentite, but it’s an anti-dentite.

[meatloaf]

I always wondered what happened the flying car promises. What’s Moeller and his flying car up to these days?

[PAR35]

Left a dry socket, I see.

[Ronald_Magnus]

[dfwgator]

“Car’s got a lot of pickup.”

[cyclotic]

My amalgam fillings are still good. The new stuff cracks and needs to be redone. The dentist always comments on the quality job a previous dentist did.