I hope to get pictures Thursday.
In front of the dealership I work at is a bus stop. The bus stop actually sits between us and a Cadillac dealership. The bus stop is set back from the sidewalk and has a bench, full canopy, garbage can, and fire hydrant. Next to the Bus stop was a 3 foot high brick wall the separated our dealership from the caddy dealership.
Saturday night I left work with the bus stop intact. Sunday morning I arrive at work to find the streets wet even though it did not rain. Strange. Then I noticed the bus stop. It looked like a bomb hit it! There was bent metal everywhere. The brick wall was no more. Ford pickup parts were laying all over the street and in the Cadillac lot. The garbage basket wash crushed like a soda can. The bolts that held the bus stop to the ground were stripped out and bent. The pavement was burnt from where wires that lighted the bus stop billboards touched and shorted out. Oh yeah, the fire hydrant was torn straight from the ground and flew into the side of a new Escalade. There was vomit all over the Cadillac lot. No skid marks anywhere.
We still are not sure what happened, but this is what we think:
A drunk driver coming the opposite was crossed into on coming traffic, hit the curb, went into the bus stop, through the brick wall, and knocking the fire hydrant into the Escalade. The diver was not harmed, got out of the car, and started puking. Meanwhile the uprooted fire hydrant caused an eruption of water.
Oh yeah, the actual bench was torn from the pavement, but was the only part of the bus stop still usable. The firefighters tossed it in the middle of the sidewalk. The worthless cocksuckers who ride the bus still sit on it. I find that hilarious.
Never a dull moment...I just wish I could have seem it happen.
In front of the dealership I work at is a bus stop. The bus stop actually sits between us and a Cadillac dealership. The bus stop is set back from the sidewalk and has a bench, full canopy, garbage can, and fire hydrant. Next to the Bus stop was a 3 foot high brick wall the separated our dealership from the caddy dealership.
Saturday night I left work with the bus stop intact. Sunday morning I arrive at work to find the streets wet even though it did not rain. Strange. Then I noticed the bus stop. It looked like a bomb hit it! There was bent metal everywhere. The brick wall was no more. Ford pickup parts were laying all over the street and in the Cadillac lot. The garbage basket wash crushed like a soda can. The bolts that held the bus stop to the ground were stripped out and bent. The pavement was burnt from where wires that lighted the bus stop billboards touched and shorted out. Oh yeah, the fire hydrant was torn straight from the ground and flew into the side of a new Escalade. There was vomit all over the Cadillac lot. No skid marks anywhere.
We still are not sure what happened, but this is what we think:
A drunk driver coming the opposite was crossed into on coming traffic, hit the curb, went into the bus stop, through the brick wall, and knocking the fire hydrant into the Escalade. The diver was not harmed, got out of the car, and started puking. Meanwhile the uprooted fire hydrant caused an eruption of water.
Oh yeah, the actual bench was torn from the pavement, but was the only part of the bus stop still usable. The firefighters tossed it in the middle of the sidewalk. The worthless cocksuckers who ride the bus still sit on it. I find that hilarious.
Never a dull moment...I just wish I could have seem it happen.
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