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2004-06-02, 03:27 AM
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Contributor Lieutenant General
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I have to agree with zodiac here on the fact that the story dosen't seem entirly plausable. I am not calling peace a liar. I fully belive that this horable accident occured to the extent that peace says, however the story just dosen't work.
Get well soon peace. Your family to us.
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2004-06-02, 03:41 AM
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Wow man thats fucking scary. I'm glad you are doin ok man. I've been in a pretty bad accident before too and I know just how fucking crazy it is. (Tho to be honest, my injuries were relatively minimal)
Anyhow, get healed up and stuff, its good to hear that it didn't happen any worse than it did. Hang in there, I'm sure you'll be all healed up in no time. |
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2004-06-02, 10:56 AM
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Contributor Major General
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The hospital didnt let me "go". I sorta escaped after 5 hours.... I hate hospitals.... alot.
BTW when I said it was raining I mean it was a down pour. I couldnt see anything infront of me. Tires can and will hydro at a speed as low as 30mph. Cars can and will flip at that kind of speed, esp a very light car like mine (a corolla), ammo does cook off in a fire. I ask you zodiac have you ever been in an accident before? A serious one such as this that is. P.S. Strygun, the Airbag did not come into anycontact with my torso or my face, only my arms and the powder covered my body from the blast. Had my airbag not deployed I would be in much better condition. P.S.S. Thanks for the back up Sentrosi, but no worries I am ok. The worst thing is the whole skull thing which is an inch long crack and a little gash on the very top of my head.
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2004-06-02, 12:21 PM
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 At least the hardest part of your body took the impact. 
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2004-06-02, 12:25 PM
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HFS man wow well I hope you'll be ok. Those injuries can be very serious! Broken left hand! NOOOO!!! Now you can't kick some TR and VS ass with Biohazzard and I on Markov! Damnit man, fix that hand!
Seriously though, I hope you get better really soon. Edit: I know he plays TR emerald, but sometimes he plays NC Markov.
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2004-06-02, 01:10 PM
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A flip? That's nothing short of a miracle there, I heard most cars just go *KRUNCH* and crush anyone inside.
Glad to hear you're alive and well.
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