
Fell Off A Mountain :-o
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Due to popular demand Speedyk's two pictures have been added to the Calandar selection.
Vote - Speedyk
Anyone who throw's himself off a mountain just to get a late entry in, deserves to be in the calendar - IMO

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Posted 18 October 2005 - 04:19 PM
Thanks for all the supportive comments. And thanks to TT for bending the rules for the calendar so that it wasn't all in vain


Garage confirmed today that it is a write-off. They couldn't find any faults in the steering. I was sure all was OK – like I said at the start, it felt like it was slipping wide (understeer not oversteer) due to the road surface. Beginning to wonder if there was perhaps some black ice there – wondering because my hands were getting numb with the cold on top of the pass.
The guy from the garage couldn't see what would cause an accident there. Also asked if I had no belt on and was thrown out – he could hardly believe anyone could have crawled out from underneath through the tiny gap available.
It took them three hours to recover the car – crane job, so the suspension was buggered by that anyway. They took photos of it and he is going to email them to me. I'm going to retrieve some personal effects from the car on Thursday and will document it for myself.
Been in the practice today to sort which of my patients the young dentist who works for me can cope with. Will be frusrating for me to be present and have to let him "be my hands". Some of the bigger operations (badly impacted wisdom teeth, etc. implant cases and more complicated orthodontics) will just have to wait 'till I can work again. Sounds now like 4 weeks pause is realistic – that's what we're planning on – will just have to see. Might mean my post count on here rises!


My GP reckons I'm lucky to be alive. While he was re-dressing my head, he told me that he has totalled three cars himself – not quite so dramatically, but rather impressively he wrote off one of his and within a week that of his daughter as well


Logic dictates that I wait 'till Spring to replace the car, though I have already been very tempted (oh, God am I tempted) by road-legal, 263bhp supercharged Cup Exige (full rollcage













Would stupid to buy now though. Yet, OTOH who's to say that there will be another suitable car around in Spring?


Sometimes it is so hard to be a sensible adult – and sometimes I suspect I am not!


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