Bad driving weather
It finally snowed again, after 3 or 4 days of thaw and 45-50 degree weather, It was a real thin snow which went really well with the already icy roads... i had to leave work in the middle of the day to drive all the way across town, to get my boy from the dentist(he was having some work done on some cavities, poor guy had to be knocked completely out). Drinving across town in this weather, in this trafic, was the pits. I'd be crusin along at 45-50 and some a-hole in a SuV would come flying by at 65-70(in already white out conditions) blowing snow in everyones faces. The one fella that did that to me ended up flipped over in a ditch about 10 miles up(I didn't stop for a picture)... people were helping the guy and he wasn't hurt but he coulda hurt someone I couldn't help but laugh like Nelson from the simpsons when i saw his truck, as demonstrated below...
The drive.
The boy all doped up from the dentist :( He could barely hold his head up.
posted by Dave at 6:52 PM
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The breath effect was slight enough that I knew there was something about the top photo, but didn't know what it was until I read. I took pictures a while back of my breath against the dark sleeting sky, which looks like smoke(with the flash).
Wow, that guy ended up in a ditch? I do feel a little sorry for him, but hopefully it will teach him some sort of lesson.
The map was a good way to show how far you had to drive.
And your son is cute in this picture...ahhh.
poor kid...he looks beat down
man was he ever, i felt so bad... but he was up and runnin 30 minutes after this pic was taken
Is that your son? He's stunning.
Yup, that's mah boy... yeah he knows how to flaunt it too. ;)
My son had to have laughing gas when he got his cavities filled. You'd think that would teach him to brush his teeth properly, but no. Getting him to brush his teeth is like... pulling teeth... or something.
That's a really sweet picture of your little guy. Glad he got over it so quick.
Same with him, 3 bad cavities...
Thanks ;)
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