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mbpark · 04-12-2001, 10:51 PM

I am surprised at one thing (after seeing the other thread from the other board!).

These people actually lived. Hitting an exit and going airborne at 110 is a BAD thing. It usually means you're dead.

I would hate to be that guy however. He will not be able to get auto insurance for a long time because of that one, and I don't know if Canada has high-risk pools.

Does this count as a near-miss for the Darwin awards?

04-12-2001, 10:51 PM	#3
mbpark Lecturer Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Carmel, Indiana Posts: 761	Wow. I am surprised at one thing (after seeing the other thread from the other board!). These people actually lived. Hitting an exit and going airborne at 110 is a BAD thing. It usually means you're dead. I would hate to be that guy however. He will not be able to get auto insurance for a long time because of that one, and I don't know if Canada has high-risk pools. Does this count as a near-miss for the Darwin awards?