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Car turns turtle on Columbus Avenue
By adamg on Sat, 12/07/2013 - 10:15am
Charlie Z., who took the photo around 9 this morning, wonders how you can flip a car on Columbus.
Jef Taylor, who has an eye for detail, wonders how the blue Prius behind turtle car got into that spot.
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That blue Prius
Got into that spot by being an A-Hole and blocking in the car in front.
After a UHub investigation
I've come to the conclusion that those cars were most likely forced into each other when the turtle car hit and flipped over the whatever one was in the back.
All those batteries
= magic force field. It levitated the car, pulled in under neath it, and then it flipped on its way to the ground.
They may lack torque, but they're badass.
(I'm actually betting the white car was parked on the cobbled median, as seems to be the custom in the area)
That Prius gets around
Look, here it is again, photobombing another complaint about wrong-way parking.
The latest rumor was
That driver of the white car was texting and side-swiped another car, then, just, flipped.
This has to be true, because I heard it from a guy who heard it from a guy who was having breakfast in Charlie's at the time. Also heard the driver walked away.
It's weird, but it does
It's weird, but it does happen. I was driving with a friend doing maybe a max of 18mph when she hit a patch of ice and went into an embankment. The car slow motion rolled onto the side, then roof. We couldn't believe it rolled going that so slow.