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Not since I was in my 30's. I wound up under a semi-truck once. That was enough for me.You don't drive a high performance sports car, do you?
Not since I was in my 30's. I wound up under a semi-truck once. That was enough for me.You don't drive a high performance sports car, do you?
Yep. Seat belt and airbags kept his body safe. Lower extremities are unprotected however.sounds like the safety features of the car saved his life.
................we couldn't even see her face has it was embedded into her steering wheel. ................
No, embedded. Never saw her face. Had to feel her jugular to make certain there wasn't a pulse. If I had felt a jugular it would have been awful as without a jaws-of-life there was nothing I could do.jesus, just flattened huh
No, embedded. Never saw her face. Had to feel her jugular to make certain there wasn't a pulse. If I had felt a jugular it would have been awful as without a jaws-of-life there was nothing I could do.
Even more nausea was I spotted a child seat on its side in the back seat and when I looked back there the driver's arm was somehow thrown backwards. The hand was somehow folded under so was not visible. With the sleeve on it midway down her skinny forearm I thought I was seeing an infant's leg sticking out of a pajama legging.
I almost threw up, I swear. Terrible day.
Because Woods has a history of driving under the influence of opioids, and ending-up in trouble. He's had two previous run-ins so far, and that's not a good track record.
Yep. Seat belt and airbags kept his body safe. Lower extremities are unprotected however.
Passenger cars are definitely designed to crumple the front end. We were hit in the back at high speed a while back.Another reason why I always drove pickup's.
Full frames are safer than calculated crush unibody construction vehicles. Your legs are the first thing at the scene of a accident in today cars.
"Comminuted open fractures affecting both the upper and lower portions of the tibia and fibula bones were stabilized by inserting a rod into the tibia," said Mahajan, the chief medical officer and interim CEO at Harbor-UCLA. "Additional injuries to the bones of the foot and ankle were stabilized with a combination of screws and pins. Trauma to the muscle and soft-tissue of the leg required surgical release of the covering of the muscles to relieve pressure due to swelling."
A comminuted fracture means the bone is broken into more than two pieces; open means a break in the skin.
He also had that recent back surgery, and is very likely to be taking pain meds for that. That stated, I hope he comes up clean when the toxicology test results are released.Because Woods has a history of driving under the influence of opioids, and ending-up in trouble. He's had two previous run-ins so far, and that's not a good track record.
Loaner "courtesy" car with video showing him driving the speed limit up the hill that he crashed on while going down. It could be mechanical failure.He also had that recent back surgery, and is very likely to be taking pain meds for that. That stated, I hope he comes up clean when the toxicology test results are released.
Here's the video I watched recently explaining all the F1 safety improvements.Formula 1 car breaks in half and sets on fire. The driver walks away.
That would explain the damage.The SUV reached a speed of up to 87 mph, Villanueva said -- far greater than the 45 mph speed limit.
If that was you or I, they'd probably suspect suicide or something nefarious like that. Color me suspicious. But, I'm not buying the "accidently stomped on the gas" excuse. Even if he did it...it would only last a second before he realized his mistake and reshuffled his foot."There is zero braking on that data recorder," but "there is 99% acceleration on the pedal," Powers said.
It will be great when Tiger comes back and wins another major.
Never happen.
Naah. I have seen football players recover from similar gruesome types of injuries. We are talking about golf and Tiger Woods.
He will return by early 2022, maybe sooner.
Dude will be lucky to walk again without a cane, IMO.Tiger is 45 and was just holding on as it was due to all his other physical problems. He'll play again, but he'll never win another major, not even close.
Dude will be lucky to walk again without a cane, IMO.
I'm also taking into account his five back surgeries. It's not going to be easy to rehab a leg with a ****ed up back.I don't know the exact extent of his injuries except that they're bad. But that could be.
I'm also taking into account his five back surgeries. It's not going to be easy to rehab a leg with a ****ed up back.