Gary, Gary, Gary,
One problem here... the damage inflicted upon my humble rolling abode
actually only was inflicted in a 6" area. The steps which caught on the post
which mangled the door which tore out the floor which dislodged the cabinet
which cracked the fiberglass was the point of impact, and if you review the
photographic and forensic evidence clearly indicates original contact damage
over a 6" area, and all other damage was secondary.
So what does this mean? It again proves my superior reaction time and
consumate skill as a driver (although reckless does come to mind). To impact
the post at 3 mph, cause the above damage, yet stop within a 6" distance
from the point of impact is an act of great driving. You lose again.
Also, I will bill you $50.
WST
Gary Speckman wrote:
> HA!
>
> See?
>
> Thats a far cry from 3 mph.
>
> Guess I won this one. YES!
> Gar
> (checks in the mail)
>
> At 07:25 PM 1/23/98 -0600, Bill Dalton wrote:
> >Gar,
> If I were called to testify in court as an expert witness, I would have
> to say that the land barge was traveling at a speed of approximately 9
> mph when the incident occurred.
>
> However, I do have a minimum billing of $50 to cover office
> >expense and such, therefore a bill in the amount of $50 is being mailed
> >today for services rendered.
> >
> >Bill D- away from the track also known as,
> >William J Dalton PE
> >IL Lic 62-039626
> >
> >See you in Tech
> >
> >
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