Car plunges 20 feet in Somerville

The Somerville News reports on a Bronco that went out of control and wound up 20 feet down in a pit near Broadway and Franklin Street last night.

WARNING: The story has the most disturbing photo montage you will see today; not because there's blood and guts or anything, but because the images look like they're going to come out of your monitor and drag you down into the pit.

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hey, that's the site where

By tape | Wed, 01/30/2008 - 1:36pm

hey, that's the site where Tapatio burned down last year.

it was a good taqueria. I went once shortly before it got destroyed, and I was sad I couldn't go again.

(though Taco Loco is about 3 blocks down and is also really awesome.)

Kitchen sink

By Fornya | Wed, 01/30/2008 - 1:54pm

What a horrible slide show. I couldn't watch past the 2nd photo. What's with the desire to throw every available option into such a slid show? Wouldn't a nice dissolve have done the trick more effectively?

What? No nekkid college student butts?

By SwirlyGrrl | Wed, 01/30/2008 - 2:03pm

If the somerville urinal is going multimedia, where's the frostbitten flesh?

Wrong newspaper

By Ron Newman | Wed, 01/30/2008 - 2:06pm

This is their competitor, the Somerville News.

Oh, Nevermind!

By SwirlyGrrl | Wed, 01/30/2008 - 2:14pm

Somerville Nudes?

This is why comment yanking is good

By Spatch | Thu, 01/31/2008 - 11:46am

If you couldn't understand why the Somerville Journal yanked comments from its site, take a gander at the comments on this article (I know it's from their competitor, but the philosophy here -- unmoderated posting -- is the same.)

First there's a continuing game where one poster is impersonated, then the commenters decide that the driver was a "drunk illegal" and one uses it to launch into a completely non-related rant about how you can't find an American "behind the counter" of any business in Sullivan Square.

Now that's some great discussion.

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