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<blockquote data-quote="plumber_greg" data-source="post: 758854" data-attributes="member: 9115"><p>I never used to know how people got hit by a train. Who couldn't see a coal train comin'? I actually was on dirt road, went around a curve, up over what I thought was a dike, and saw the train out of the corner of my eye just before the collision. No seat belt, went through the windshield, and into a ditch full of water they said sixty feet away. When the men from the train found me, just my head and chest were out of the water. I was mostly conscise (sp), and trying to make them laugh. Ask them if they hurt my truck any. It was actually cut in three pieces, with the motor blew through the fender. Month in the hospital, working on crutches three months later, operations still going on one year later. They didn't fix a lot of stuff at first, cuz' they thought I was gonna die. People still talk about the plumber with crutches dragging an IV bag plumbing their house. gs</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="plumber_greg, post: 758854, member: 9115"] I never used to know how people got hit by a train. Who couldn't see a coal train comin'? I actually was on dirt road, went around a curve, up over what I thought was a dike, and saw the train out of the corner of my eye just before the collision. No seat belt, went through the windshield, and into a ditch full of water they said sixty feet away. When the men from the train found me, just my head and chest were out of the water. I was mostly conscise (sp), and trying to make them laugh. Ask them if they hurt my truck any. It was actually cut in three pieces, with the motor blew through the fender. Month in the hospital, working on crutches three months later, operations still going on one year later. They didn't fix a lot of stuff at first, cuz' they thought I was gonna die. People still talk about the plumber with crutches dragging an IV bag plumbing their house. gs [/QUOTE]
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