Fishing, blah!

Hello, All! Yesterday my friends and I went to the subject, with an overnight stay. We were traveling in a field, 4 people. At a speed of about 80 km/h we skidded recklessly on the ice, carried us into the oncoming lane, we flew into a tree, the car was thrown up and thrown onto the roof. What's the most incredible, all four remained alive, only the driver scratched his finger, and I My head was slightly hit (from hitting the roof, probably). We had fun climbing through front door glass, which was kicked out. I was wildly lucky, because except of gasoline that spilled (the whole interior stank), there was a full tank in the back of the Niva gas (the car ran on both gasoline and gas). If all this was e"no?;lo, no I know that it would have happened. From here I have some advice for everyone: 1. Never drive a car at a speed exceeding 50 km/h. 2. Never ride with a driver whose driving experience is less than six months. 3. Never drive a car in autumn and spring when there is ice. 4. Better yet, never drive a car at all! Buses, trolleybuses, trams, metro and electric trains are the most efficient type of transport! * Also sent to SPBZXNET.GENERAL * Also sent to ZXNET.FISHING Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/1243.18 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru

*Hello, Vlad!* Catch my ideas about the subject “Fishing, blah!”, which I talked about in 10 Mar 2003 your footcloth to comrade. All. VS> Yesterday my friends and I went to the subject, with an overnight stay. We drove on the field, 4 VS> person. At a speed of about 80 km/h we skidded recklessly on the ice, carried away VS> into the oncoming lane, we flew into a tree, the car was thrown and thrown VS> on the roof. I also had something similar in the summer of 2002 (and we also went fishing, too four of us, only the car was Moskvich-412), but they didn’t turn over, but just flew off to the side of the road. Well, there weren’t any oncoming people yet - they would have hit me hard. A all because the rear gearbox jammed and the driveshaft was torn out... VS> What’s most incredible is that all four survived, only VS> the driver scratched his finger, and my head was slightly hit (from being hit VS> roof, probably). They happily climbed out through the glass of the front door, VS> which was kicked out. I was wildly lucky, because in addition to gasoline, which VS> spilled (the whole interior stank), there was a full tank of gas in the back of the Niva VS> (the car ran on both gasoline and gas). If only all this was e"no?;lo, VS> I don’t know what would have happened. God exists... VS> From here I have some advice for everyone: VS> 1. Never drive a car at a speed exceeding 50 km/h. This will allow you to significantly save fuel if you drive in 4th. VS> 2. Never ride with a driver who has less driving experience VS> half a year. Our driver has several years of experience, but when he changed the gearbox, he forgot Install the stop washers. :-[ ] Because of this, the cardan gear went to the side and hit the gearbox housing clenched. The bearing shattered. VS> 3. Never drive a car in autumn and spring when there is ice. VS> 4. Better yet, never drive a car at all! Buses VS> trolleybuses, trams, metro and electric trains - the most steering type VS> transport! This is all bullshit! The most important thing is your own two. And no need for gasoline, and reliability complete, and good for health, and you can break into such pickles, where it’s not right It's a hell of a ride by car or by helicopter. /That’s all, Vlad, you can scroll further.../