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The Associated Press
Thursday, June 27, 2002; 10:29 AM
VIENNA, Austria –– Drivers in farming regions know to be on the lookout for animals that stray onto the road, but even the most cautious seldom scan the heavens for livestock.
A 36-year-old woman should have been doing that Thursday when a cow strayed from a hillside pasture to the top of a tunnel entrance and then fell onto her car.
The woman was hospitalized with minor chest and foot injuries. Her husband, in the passenger seat, was unharmed. The cow died after being hit when it fell 15 feet just as the car was leaving the tunnel.
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Thanks to alert blog reader Mike Herman for this one. I dunno about Austria, but in my neighborhood, we have little Asian kids flying around on fluorescent bicycles. Scary stuff.
This is fun, though time consuming. This too.
I was playing some pickup basketball the other day, for the first time since I pulled a hamstring. These high school kids, whom I'd eat for lunch pre-injury, took me to town, over and over. Those kids are gonna get it. Just wait til I finish reading up on levitation.
Does anyone think that Yao Ming, the Chinese guy who was the first pick of the NBA draft, isn't going to get traumatized? I think they should fit him with one of those race car head harnesses to protect him from the ball bouncing up and hitting his face at high velocity after dunks. Bill Simmons agrees with me.
The Associated Press
Thursday, June 27, 2002; 10:29 AM
VIENNA, Austria –– Drivers in farming regions know to be on the lookout for animals that stray onto the road, but even the most cautious seldom scan the heavens for livestock.
A 36-year-old woman should have been doing that Thursday when a cow strayed from a hillside pasture to the top of a tunnel entrance and then fell onto her car.
The woman was hospitalized with minor chest and foot injuries. Her husband, in the passenger seat, was unharmed. The cow died after being hit when it fell 15 feet just as the car was leaving the tunnel.
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Thanks to alert blog reader Mike Herman for this one. I dunno about Austria, but in my neighborhood, we have little Asian kids flying around on fluorescent bicycles. Scary stuff.
This is fun, though time consuming. This too.
I was playing some pickup basketball the other day, for the first time since I pulled a hamstring. These high school kids, whom I'd eat for lunch pre-injury, took me to town, over and over. Those kids are gonna get it. Just wait til I finish reading up on levitation.
Does anyone think that Yao Ming, the Chinese guy who was the first pick of the NBA draft, isn't going to get traumatized? I think they should fit him with one of those race car head harnesses to protect him from the ball bouncing up and hitting his face at high velocity after dunks. Bill Simmons agrees with me.