Trucks & Water don't mix well

I was a little late to the scene, the guy in white had already pulled the driver of the truck out of the truck and water and up onto the bank. Others were there to get them safe until resue showed up, so I didn't have any involvement when others had it under control. Amazingly the driver of the truck was not hurt. The driver is in the background of one of the photos with the white blanket drapped over his shoulders.

I guess only one photo per post?

Texting while trucking?

Hope he had gap insurance. Of course, that may have been the whole point...

slefain wrote: Hope he had gap insurance. Of course, that may have been the whole point...

truck isn't that new so unless he just got it from the buy here pay here place i doubt he'll need gap.

that water looks cooooold

Worse than cold, water looks salty.

Stick a fork in it, that one is done.

Toyman01 wrote: Worse than cold, water looks salty. Stick a fork in it, that one is done.

Water was cold even here for NC, and was brackish water where the tides bring enough salt water to get that low country smell.

There was an accident here in Minneapolis this morning, a car went into a pond next to a freeway interchange - five young kids in the car were underwater for anywhere from 25 to 45 minutes. They're still alive but no reports yet from the hospital on their condition.

that's the classis "I'm awake!"

Sput wrote:

Toyman01 wrote: Worse than cold, water looks salty. Stick a fork in it, that one is done.

Water was cold even here for NC, and was brackish water where the tides bring enough salt water to get that low country smell.

Damnit. I was gonna say SC. How selfish am I that my first thought was "I miss Edisto." (???)

needs a Toybota

Toyman01 wrote: Stick a fork in it, that one is done.

nah, it'll be on ebay next week.

Sput wrote:

Toyman01 wrote: Worse than cold, water looks salty. Stick a fork in it, that one is done.

Water was cold even here for NC, and was brackish water where the tides bring enough salt water to get that low country smell.

That area looks really familiar. Is that right outside of Wilmington headed towards Southport and Oak Island? Sucks for the truck.

Cole_Trickle wrote:

Sput wrote:

Toyman01 wrote: Worse than cold, water looks salty. Stick a fork in it, that one is done.

Water was cold even here for NC, and was brackish water where the tides bring enough salt water to get that low country smell.

That area looks really familiar. Is that right outside of Wilmington headed towards Southport and Oak Island? Sucks for the truck.

Near Wilmington, Pine Grove Road, Bradley Creek

if it were german we could use the classic line from Risky Business.. "who's the U-boat commander?"