Posted by rrlund on August 14, 2012 at 14:55:10 from (207.241.137.116):
Here's what I came up on this morning. Took a tractor starter to the rebuilder,was coming home,saw cars pulling off the road. This truck was upside down. I know who it was. It must have been unplanned ahead of time if it was on purpose. He did woodworking and there was a lot of stuff sitting outside of his shop where he'd been working on it. Rumor has it he was on the phone with his girlfriend and she was breaking up with him. Don't know? Small town rumors. Sure looked to me like nothing outside his control caused it though. Left me shook up for a while I'll tell you that. Just glad he went off the road,not in to traffic so he didn't take anybody else with him.
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