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#11
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Clearly he got a mate to do that to prove his point... He's not foolin me!

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hey Adam

You might have a point...If you pause the vid you can see the lady clearly looking to the left...but does not move until the van hits the car????

I would have been running a way before that....

Cowie

#12

That guy deserves a pay rise.

#14

you see heaps of vids like that hey..

I wonder why it is that sh*t happens!!

I must have seen 20 vids with ppl on the highway cleanin up car cops have pulled over.

not nice..

#15

ahhh - so that's how I get a car written off :spoton:

#16
you see heaps of vids like that hey..

I wonder why it is that sh*t happens!!

I must have seen 20 vids with ppl on the highway cleanin up car cops have pulled over.

not nice..

Cause people can't help looking, and where their eyes look, their hands start to follow.

#17

PHONE CALL TO THE INSURANCE COMPANY:

"Well you see I was pulled over by the Police for speeding...."

CLICK

BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP

:blink:

#18
PHONE CALL TO THE INSURANCE COMPANY:

"Well you see I was pulled over by the Police for speeding...."

CLICK

BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP

:laughing:

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Technically at the exact time of the accident she wasn't breaking any laws... Whilst she would need to probably fight tooth and nail to get anything out of them she'd be in a better position than had she tried to do a runner and stacked it...

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