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Sunday, February 19, 2006
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I would rather be an optimist and be wrong than a pessimist who proves to be right. The former sometimes wins, but never the latter.
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1 comment:
Hoots, I can't find the link but there was another grissly accident similar to this one.
It was another accident, same scenario, truck rolled over and over. When the paramedics arrived they found the driver alive and well except for a cell phone implanted firmly into the side of his temple. Saved his life actually as the phone acted as a tourniquet.
Or perhaps I read this on "Truth or Fiction." Can't recall.
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