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That's a Ford at the Door!
About 2:30 am, this morning a small Ford came barreling down an access road and failed to make a left turn. He left over a 100 feet of skidmarks, leaping over a curb, continued sliding straight-on another 100 feet down a sloping lawn and finally cane to a stop, with just enough force to 'bump' my front door 
My wife opens the door, thinking someone knocked, she sees nothing but the front end of a car one foot away; the driver and passenger are still sitting inside the car (with big cow eyes
).
The driver backs off, peels away back onto the street and is gone in the night. Tulsa PD drives by, but not much they can do and only the lawn is slightly damaged.
This am I drove along the street where I can easily see the tire marks (one tire had been reduced to the rim), and within 3 blocks I locate the Ford; that dude had only made it 3 blocks from my apartment before running over more curbs, and is now setting (even now
) with a smashed transmission cover, two front tires flattened, and the front tires are leaning inward too.
Sometimes these things work out by themselves. Knock-Knock
Jim Burnes
My wife opens the door, thinking someone knocked, she sees nothing but the front end of a car one foot away; the driver and passenger are still sitting inside the car (with big cow eyes
).The driver backs off, peels away back onto the street and is gone in the night. Tulsa PD drives by, but not much they can do and only the lawn is slightly damaged.
This am I drove along the street where I can easily see the tire marks (one tire had been reduced to the rim), and within 3 blocks I locate the Ford; that dude had only made it 3 blocks from my apartment before running over more curbs, and is now setting (even now
) with a smashed transmission cover, two front tires flattened, and the front tires are leaning inward too. Sometimes these things work out by themselves. Knock-Knock
Jim Burnes
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