Driving I-95 (escaped collision)
#31
07-20-2007, 07:20 AM
RE: Driving I-95 (escaped collision)
She said it was the most awkward way she had met anybody. Never went really far with her.She was a perfect 10 though. Great personality ...heh... a quiet firecracker.
#32
07-31-2007, 02:13 PM
RE: Driving I-95 (escaped collision)
ORIGINAL: FFJustin99Chevy
Haha, NO. That's an engine from outside of Harrisburg. You can see the front corner of our squad [F-250] in the picture and our rescue behind the van. If you look at the upper northbound fly-over, you can see the 18-wheeler where the log originally came from.
Haha, NO. That's an engine from outside of Harrisburg. You can see the front corner of our squad [F-250] in the picture and our rescue behind the van. If you look at the upper northbound fly-over, you can see the 18-wheeler where the log originally came from.
#35
07-31-2007, 03:01 PM
RE: Driving I-95 (escaped collision)
Haha. It's a small world. Traffic anywhere on 83 near the city in the mornings is a pain. It's rediculous.
#37
08-08-2007, 07:40 PM
RE: Driving I-95 (escaped collision)
When I came up to Lancaster for college from southern NJ, the running joke was that Route 30 was under construction. It seems like PA is constantly fixing their roads...and out-of-state people say circles in NJ are confusing...
#38
08-08-2007, 07:53 PM
RE: Driving I-95 (escaped collision)
ORIGINAL: TripleBlackBlazer
When I came up to Lancaster for college from southern NJ, the running joke was that Route 30 was under construction. It seems like PA is constantly fixing their roads...and out-of-state people say circles in NJ are confusing...
When I came up to Lancaster for college from southern NJ, the running joke was that Route 30 was under construction. It seems like PA is constantly fixing their roads...and out-of-state people say circles in NJ are confusing...
but there wasn't any... when I went to college in Williamsport, 15 was under construction for 4 straight years... it seemed like they just moved the caution barrels from one part to another every week...
#39
08-10-2007, 11:25 PM
RE: Driving I-95 (escaped collision)
ive went though an intersection slamming into a work truck that the driver was looking at a map instead of paying attention to driving. both totals
ive been tboned at an angle where there was no body damage to my truck except a bent rim and it tore the entire front end off the other car. get this the police arrices onsite the guy states it was his fault then claims to insurance that it was my fault i win of course because the police report said he agreed that he was at fault.
ive actually never seen a wrsck in person that i wasnt in sadly enough.
ive been tboned at an angle where there was no body damage to my truck except a bent rim and it tore the entire front end off the other car. get this the police arrices onsite the guy states it was his fault then claims to insurance that it was my fault i win of course because the police report said he agreed that he was at fault.
ive actually never seen a wrsck in person that i wasnt in sadly enough.
#40
10-11-2007, 09:21 PM
RE: Driving I-95 (escaped collision)
Hey Davtak, i see that u drive 84, are you from CT?
