LOL, this was the best part...
Posted on 06/01/2022 10:01:37 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Edited on 06/02/2022 7:58:25 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
An elderly woman was killed after being run over and pinned by her own vehicle in a Petaluma neighborhood, police said.
The incident happened on Friday in the area of Glen Eagle Drive and Country Club Drive just east of McNear Avenue. Petaluma police said officers responded at around 5:50 p.m. to a report of an injury collision and found the 72-year-old victim trapped underneath her vehicle.
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Reminds me of the Upper Class Twit of the Year Competition.
Prayers! Very sad.
I'm only 57, but my kids have called me elderly for at least 20 years.
That's a case of the apple not falling far from the tree - my mother has been 102 since she was in her late 30s. She just turned 90 and is in good health - she might make it to the age where saying she's 102 is no longer slander.
“Evil car. JRB, Jr. will take care of it.”
And he will, too. If he had his way she would have been waiting at a bus stop.
There is a reason that good drivers’ training classes teach always setting the parking brake.
Or that episode of the Sopranos where Johnny Sack got his skull crushed by his own SUV - while his wife was in the passenger seat.
Mercifully, the did not show the actual crush. But it was obvious by how it was filmed and the actors’ response what happened.
Note that this car did it by itself.
Just like guns do.
There are some funny YouTube videos about things like that. The looks of. The people’s faces just as they realize “oh oh- this isn’t good” lol
Yes, Phil, not Johnny Sack! Will have to watch that series again one of these days... Soon.
Actually felt sorry for Johnny Sack at the end.
A falling knife has no handle.
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