Comments for Paying attention, reasons for, #2,354,671

Paying attention, reasons for, #2,354,671

2006-03-29T10:08:35Z

Don't sleep and drive.

Wear your seatbelt.

That is all.

Comment from cw4(ret)billt on 2006-03-29

2006-03-29T20:18:11Z

Time to switch to caffeinated tea, Sis--during the afternoon, at least.

Comment from AFSister on 2006-03-29

2006-03-29T19:06:13Z

Def. a rollover. Perhaps the grass filling in the car around his head is a good clue, eh? I'm terrible about getting sleepy when I drive. TERRIBLE. I mean... I can get slobbery sleepy on the drive home from work. It's very scary.

Comment from Barb on 2006-03-29

2006-03-29T14:22:07Z

Yow - that's gotta hurt.

Comment from cw4(ret)billt on 2006-03-29

2006-03-29T14:21:44Z

Looks like the terrain view out the passenger's side got considerably *closer* in the last couple of frames. Appears to be a rollover-in-progress...

Comment from Boquisucio on 2006-03-29

2006-03-29T14:20:31Z

Ouch, that would hurt. Something similar happened to a good friend of mine. During the day, he took 15 credits for his Bachelor's Degree, and during the night time, he was a night auditor for a hotel in Des Moines. Early one morning, on his way back to Ames, his both parts of the burning candle met at the middle. All he knows is that at the break of dawn, one moment he was heading North on I-35, the next he was at the bottom of a culvert. His 1980 Ford Fairmont all crumpled-up like a paper cup, and his face permanently disfigured. OUCH!!!

Comment from kat-missouri on 2006-03-29

2006-03-29T14:05:10Z

Wow...that would royally stink.