A few years back, I drove a truck over the road for Allied Van Lines. One day I went into a truck stop to get something to eat and noticed another driver sitting a few seats down. He looked as if someone just killed his dog and made him watch. He was really down. I asked him what the problem was and he began to explain one of the worst bad luck stories I have ever heard.

It seems he was running late and behind on his log book. He was trying to make some time and hadn't noticed the traffic light changing. He then told me that he looked up in time to see the police cruiser coming into the intersection. Yup, plowed right into it.

Oooh, that does suck! He then explained the worst part. He hit the cruiser so hard, he shot the officer over into the opposite side of the intersection where it collided with the judges car!

So you see, no matter how bad your day gets, it could always be worse.;):thumbsup:

I hope I just made someone's day a little better.:beers:

ouch

It wasn't all bad -- he wasn't in a cell (yet).

Well I hope he kept on driving since their cars could not follow him, hehe

with a little luck .......... they both died ..... an there were no witness's !!

shame how that police car lost control hit the truck then the judge :rolleyes:

Innocent until proven guilty. 1st a contingincy time to gather more evidence and carried over until the next year. 2nd request a trail by jury. Granted need time to summon a jury carried over till the next year. 3rd Request the judge be excused friends with judge you hit. Granted carried over till the next year. 4th Need a change of venue can't get a fair trail in the judges home state. carried over for another year. 5th In the new state file a motion that the other state denied your right to a speedy trail and new judge throws it out of court on the grounds of violation of your civil rights. 6th You sue your company for giving you a defective truck win a huge judgement and retire to the Bahamas with a new Chevelle. Worse than what?:D