that sucks.deedubb said:
deedubb said:Re: What are the chances of this??
peiserg said:i can think of a zillion worse ways to go. I don't feel too bad for him in that regard... just enjoying his drive, and boom dead. No chance to feel frightened or worry about your kids or parents or spouse..
Gift says although rubber is an excellent insulator of electrcity, tires can be compromised by the millions of volts of electricity in lightning.
btcog82 said:http://www.9news.com/acm_news.aspx?...MPLATEID=0c76dce6-ac1f-02d8-0047-c589c01ca7bf never the less;
I thought they hired editaters:biggrin: :wink: to catch spewling:wink: mis-takes.
:wink: fire them and hire me, I was spewwing be from fifsh grade to...ummm
...although many cyclists and motorcyclists believe they are safe from lightning, they are not. Gift says people on bikes and motorcycles aren't grounded.
Deedub,deedubb said:So update on the situation....He is my friends best friends father (if that makes sense). He had battled tooth and nail for years with cancer, finally went into remission and had been so for a year then this happened. Traffic was bumper to bumper and he was traveling about 30MPH when it happened (in between spurts of traffic flow).
I guess when its your time, its your time
btcog82 said:Deedub,
I'm sorry, I hope you accept my apology. I did not realize this was a close friend's relative of someone you knew. I thought it was suppose to be more of a funny, not so funny, what are the odds kinda' thread...Thoughts go out and may he rest in peace.:frown: