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Capt Jack 09-24-2012 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Strangler Lewis (Post 365377)
With the understanding that these good wishes are colloquial and preliminary and not grounded in a thorough investigation and/or in a medical or psychological evaluation, I'm glad you're all okay.

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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman (Post 365381)
joining the relieved chorus of Whew!

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Originally Posted by Snowflake (Post 365380)
Glad you're all safe, unhurt (well except fopr the Honda) and yay for AAA

x2 on all of this.

so no airbag deployment? thats often a decent early indicator of fixable/not fixable...not a rule by any stretch, but if theres not enough damage/impact to set that off, its usually a good sign.

Gn2Dlnd 09-24-2012 02:00 PM

Wow, so glad you're all ok! Hugs and Advil all around!

€uroMeinke 09-24-2012 02:55 PM

Glad everyone is okay and hope the insurance issues are all quickly resolved.

SzczerbiakManiac 09-24-2012 03:09 PM

<big hugs to all the passengers>

Cadaverous Pallor 09-24-2012 04:26 PM

Thanks, guys.
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Originally Posted by mousepod (Post 365369)
Dealing with auto insurance can be a headache... but it's just paperwork.

This.

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Originally Posted by Capt Jack (Post 365390)
so no airbag deployment? thats often a decent early indicator of fixable/not fixable...not a rule by any stretch, but if theres not enough damage/impact to set that off, its usually a good sign.

That's good to hear. No airbags, and we didn't need them. I am eternally happy to be driving such a safe car in an era of seatbelts, car seats, crumple zones, and smart airbags. At those speeds in an older car with no belts....<shudder>

Seriously people, I know you know this, but do not fvck around about seatbelts.

I just signed off on the car tear down, so we'll see how that goes.

RStar 09-24-2012 11:11 PM

Holey moley! What a scary ordeal! I'm so glad you are all safe! I've always hated that part of the freeway near screwball ( ;) )!

blueerica 09-25-2012 12:13 PM

Glad to hear you're all okay through the ordeal (saw on Facebook).

Yikes!!!

Stan4dSteph 09-25-2012 01:50 PM

Glad you're all okay and hope things go smoothly with the insurance!

3894 09-25-2012 02:08 PM

Thank heavens you're okay. That was a close call.

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Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight (Post 365367)
These days they get very particular about who's at fault (ask € about being partially responsible for someone else running a red and hitting him), so I'm not holding my breath that they won't say that CP should have been able to stop in time or some such rot and give her partial fault.

When a doofus ran a red at 5 a.m. and totaled our Jeep, the police said it was 110% fault of the driver who ran the red. Insurance company said it was 20% my hubbo's fault because somehow he should have anticipated the accident.

Which was crazy and seemed insulting at the time. It was explained to us that no matter what, the victim will be at least 20% at fault, according to the insurance company.

alphabassettgrrl 09-25-2012 02:50 PM

I think this "blame the guy who got hit" stuff is a ploy from the insurance companies to avoid paying the full claim.


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