Tis The Season

TNT TITAN · 12-03-2004, 10:05 AM

While we are checking our gas mileage, adding CAI'S and exhaust systems, getting pissed off with service managers, trying to find out what will shine best, or getting new radio's, please take time to buckle those seat belts, it is the only defense you have when it's your time to meet a drunk driver, they drive the same streets we do and they don't respect us or their selfs for that matter.
Last Tuesday was my last day in physical therapy from an accident that was in last December( bulging discs & torn rotator cuff), this was the injuries I sustained form the seat belt, if it was not for the seat belt I am sure I would not be typing this thread today. When you are driving out there watch out for these predators, mind could not tell the difference from green and red, so even if you have the green and you are right, you could be dead right.
Happy Holidays, Enjoy Your Titan, Drive Safely Dennis

TYTAIN · 12-03-2004, 10:17 AM

Thanks TNT, life is so busy now we really don't take time to realize how fortunate we are. Glad to here you recoving well. BTW always wear the seatbelt. Wishing all the T/Talk Members, Guest and their Families a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Please take some time to remember the real reason for the season!
Ray

P.S. Take a child hunting so he or she to can enjoy the outdoors!!!!!

rfrench102 · 12-03-2004, 10:20 AM

Glad to see your recovering!!! I agree with you 100%. I broad-sided a truck on my Harley last year and was laid up for 3 months. When you don't have your health, everything else seems really unimportant. I think we get spoiled and so caught up in out own BS that we sometimes lose track of what really matters.

GHog · 12-03-2004, 02:40 PM

Good Post TNT

It only takes a sec for our whole world to change. I hope all on this will use a DD this holiday season. Remember the person you hit could be my child! It has already happened once. Had just bought her this nice little Honday Civic a couple months prior to and a DA uninsured lady decided she really needed to change cassette tape and wasn't looking when she crossed the center line and hit her front drivers side. Which sent her into a spin when the car behind her T-boned her. Thank god all this happened on a 40-45 mph street and not the highway. Ambulance driver said her seat belt prevented her from getting more serious injuries. Anyway, Here's to a safe Holiday Season for all....even those Dodge and Ford guys :-)

GHog