You Jammy ***!

[ChillDoubt]

Fate certainly smiled upon this fellow! Media URL: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-30561785
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[BlackadderV]

Quite lucky, I agree.

[wolf63]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-30561785

Lucky doesn't describe it.

[ChillDoubt]

I'm obliged to you wolf, thought I was posting a youTube link when it was obviously a BBC story. Doh!

[wolf63]

Although the story that you posted was boring 'car stuff' there was a good clip about a bear cub wandering around a supermarket in the US. It was soooo cute and cuddly but it had enormous paws. Sweet little thing! makes me feel broody.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-29735353?SThisFB

[janbee]

Wolfie, maybe you'll get one for Christmas. Make sure you get it de-clawed first though before you let it sit on the sofa.

[janbee]

That man under the lorry was quite chilling wasn't it? Heart stopping.

[Garador]

He needs to buy a Lotto ticket!

[Gromit]

Try this for jammyness...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OegjCqyzoh4&sns=em

[janbee]

OMG Gromit. That is unbelievable.

[DTCwordfan]

That is what it is like in China - cyclists and overladen trucks, oft with bald tyres so smooth that a baby's skin would have more grip, do not mix. On Christmas Eve in 1994, I was on my way to Hangzhou and, in a small village, a bus had just hit the cyclist and run over their head.

Brains go a long way.......fortunately, we were through very quickly and not really long enough to take it all in, a caved in head.....a couple of minutes later and we would have seen as kangaroo courts quickly form and one is held up for what can be hours.

This was by no means the only incident...more like every trip you would see something and there was no way I would be out once dusk fell; that was a recipe for real trouble as not all trucks had lights on!