My RX8 Hero
01-13-2004, 08:33 PM
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My RX8 Hero
Hi, I'm Michael's better half and posting this without him knowing. Actually today he is probably the better one. This morning he helped rescue a young man whose 4 wheel drive left the road and overturned into the creek totally submerged with all 4 wheels the only part of the car visible above the water line. My action man jumped into the water and with 3 other passers by managed to get the driver out by forcing open the driver's door. The local police could be nominating him for a bravery award.
Queensland channel 10 have interviewed him at the scene and the story will hopefully get to air today on the 5.00 to 6 pm news.
Anne-Marie
Queensland channel 10 have interviewed him at the scene and the story will hopefully get to air today on the 5.00 to 6 pm news.
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01-13-2004, 09:33 PM
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Originally posted by timbo
Hi Anne-Marie
Good onya, L&L - a man of action, and not just on this forum :P
Hi Anne-Marie
Good onya, L&L - a man of action, and not just on this forum :P
Its so embarassing to be called a Hero , i just did for the young bloke what i would hope others would do for me if i found myself in a similar situation .
Hes a very lucky young guy to be alive , his size that of a small skinny jockey is what may have saved him as we could only get the drivers door to open about 12 inches and we managed to pull him out , just in time .
I feel humbled by the experience of saving a persons life.
Michael
01-13-2004, 09:55 PM
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Originally posted by Lock & Load
I feel humbled by the experience of saving a persons life.
Michael
I feel humbled by the experience of saving a persons life.
Michael
Great stuff!
01-14-2004, 03:40 AM
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Originally posted by Kev
I'm impressed
I suppose this underwater rescue thing explains the yellow fetish...
I'm impressed
I suppose this underwater rescue thing explains the yellow fetish...
Nice one .
Is that the model that doubles up as a yellow vibrator.???? he he he.
Michael
01-19-2004, 06:25 AM
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to quote the late mayor of hiroshima, "holy ****!"
then again,"wow!" probably sum's up what I really think more accurately.
I guess I'm going to have to see you in a better light now - long gone are your days of ruffling the feathers of the yakuza in my mental imagery then.
++dez;
then again,"wow!" probably sum's up what I really think more accurately.
I guess I'm going to have to see you in a better light now - long gone are your days of ruffling the feathers of the yakuza in my mental imagery then.
++dez;
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