Had it. Gave it away.That is the title of my memoirs.
bk - Glad to know your OK.*And I'd highly advise you to refrain from mentioning anything else about this incident on this here site. If he is a CPA and has some other legal connections, god knows, he's probably already Google'd you to gather "character evidence" about you. Spite and "threats" never work well in court.**And isn't it normally best NOT to admit or put the blame on anyone at the sight of an accident?In any case, I wish you well.
The worst that could happen is that my insurance company will have to settle with him, but I don't want to. Also, neither he nor his son nor me nor my passenger was harmed in any way - it will be interesting to see if he goes down THAT road, what with being an attorney and all.
the wedding cake
Sherlock was a very good boy...
He attempted to sniff the cake & we said "leave".
Sherlock almost caught his tail on fire passing it through the flame of one of the candles.
Quote from: Michael S on December 20, 2008, 06:25:30 PMFor DR Matt Hough or anyone else who knows about Blu RayI was watching LOST (Disc 3). Turned it off and came back to it later. It would not load up. I tried another Blu Ray Disc and a DVD and the both worked, It thought my Lost discs somehow were defective so I exchanged them. Same thing I could load them. I then tried Mama Mia which worked yesterday, but today would not work.I have the latest firm ware. I have turned off the machine. Turn it back on. It would not get past loading disc.very strange. some work some don't.any ideas? any suggestions?What kind of player are you using, if you don't mind my asking? Some are crankier than others. (My PS3 has never given one second of trouble, and the Samsung 1500's latest firmware fixed the only problem I've ever had with it: not loading FOR YOUR EYES ONLY past the FBI warnings.)The Blu-rays of LOST (and GREY'S ANATOMY) use that system that is supposed to keep track of which episodes you've watched and which you haven't. It's supposed to save your place when you stop before finishing a disc. The system worked flawlessly on both my players, so I really have no clue what's wrong.Next time this happens, don't just try turning off the player. Try unplugging it and leaving it off for a bit. I'm not saying that will help, but it can't hurt, and it certainly reset my Toshiba HD-DVD player when I did that.
For DR Matt Hough or anyone else who knows about Blu RayI was watching LOST (Disc 3). Turned it off and came back to it later. It would not load up. I tried another Blu Ray Disc and a DVD and the both worked, It thought my Lost discs somehow were defective so I exchanged them. Same thing I could load them. I then tried Mama Mia which worked yesterday, but today would not work.I have the latest firm ware. I have turned off the machine. Turn it back on. It would not get past loading disc.very strange. some work some don't.any ideas? any suggestions?
and since there was a car stopped in the left AND right lanes, it means he had to have come around them in a non-lane where cars park, in a clear attempt to try and get ahead of people - only he didn't understand that cars were STOPPED and he wasn't even in a LANE.
Quote from: bk on December 20, 2008, 10:47:24 PMand since there was a car stopped in the left AND right lanes, it means he had to have come around them in a non-lane where cars park, in a clear attempt to try and get ahead of people - only he didn't understand that cars were STOPPED and he wasn't even in a LANE.Might he have been intending to turn right (onto the same street you were headed for)?der Brucer
Nope, he was clearly trying to go around other cars and NOT looking where he was going or what was happening around him. The proof of that, of course, is that I only clipped the BACK of his car after he PASSED me.
