Two Teens Thrown From Vehicle After Hitting Utility Pole
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Posted: 11:21 PM May 23, 2009
Two Teens Thrown From Vehicle After Hitting Utility Pole
Two teens were thrown from their vehicle after hitting a utility pole and breaking it in half.
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Posted by: Jake Location: Eau Claire on May 26, 2009 at 03:17 PM

Di- While I agree her comment is pointless, yours isn't any better. You are probably one of those "irresponsible adult drivers" that put people are risk of dying or getting hurt in a severe crash in your own words. There are plenty of adult drivers that put us "young adults" in danger out there. Obviously these two should have been wearing their seatbelts. But there are plenty of ADULT drivers who should also take that advice and buckle up and drive safely. Do don't group all young drivers together and be a hypocrite.
Posted by: di Location: ec on May 25, 2009 at 10:45 PM

HMMM? The comment from Amber (May 24) is the most dummest thing I have ever heard. That is the best thing you can come up with? You are probably also one of the "irresponsible child drivers" that put people at risk of dying or getting hurt in a severe crash. Young adults need to pay more attention to what they are doing when driving. It is not all fun and games! YOU WILL GET HURT OR EVEN DIE!!
Posted by: Bill Location: Cadott, WI. on May 25, 2009 at 06:39 AM

were they cited for not wearing seatbelts?
Posted by: amber on May 24, 2009 at 03:57 PM

Ow. That must hurt. hope you get beter.
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