Biatch wrecked my new bike
#22
12-20-2006, 11:01 AM
RE: Biatch wrecked my new bike
ORIGINAL: Cognizant
My bike is an 06 FXST.
The Trooper who responded to the scene wrote her a ticket, which she surely deserves.
She has insurance but WITHOUT any medical coverage (it's not mandatory in Florida)so all they will fix is my bike. I have to fall back on my own insurance for the medical stuff and the way my policy was written I'm only covered for $500 for this particular type of injury, guess that's my fault for being ignorant.
She'sa working mom (imageing coordinator at a local hospital)with twosmall children. If I tried to sue her I expect I'd have to finance the attorney myself, and probably would end up in the same boat as Mikey 1450 did, but I will definatly talk to an attorney about this. Hell, I just had surgery on my neck six weeks ago, so they're scheduling me for an MRI because they saw something on the xray that concerned them. I can't really tell what's going on in my neck right now because every muscle connected to it issopainful and inflamed.
My bike is an 06 FXST.
The Trooper who responded to the scene wrote her a ticket, which she surely deserves.
She has insurance but WITHOUT any medical coverage (it's not mandatory in Florida)so all they will fix is my bike. I have to fall back on my own insurance for the medical stuff and the way my policy was written I'm only covered for $500 for this particular type of injury, guess that's my fault for being ignorant.
She'sa working mom (imageing coordinator at a local hospital)with twosmall children. If I tried to sue her I expect I'd have to finance the attorney myself, and probably would end up in the same boat as Mikey 1450 did, but I will definatly talk to an attorney about this. Hell, I just had surgery on my neck six weeks ago, so they're scheduling me for an MRI because they saw something on the xray that concerned them. I can't really tell what's going on in my neck right now because every muscle connected to it issopainful and inflamed.
And folks wonder why I hate everyone. Geesh!
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12-20-2006, 11:13 AM
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RE: Biatch wrecked my new bike
Perhaps she would drive better if she had that cell phone shoved way up inside her ignorant, negligent beeotch ***!
Take care man......get the scoot fixed,
You could just keep a billy club in a drop leg holster and periodically, for no reason at all, pull it out and wail on some ding-ding'sSUV while at a stop light....but I suppose that would be bad karma huh?
Be careful bro.....glad you are okay.
Take care man......get the scoot fixed,
You could just keep a billy club in a drop leg holster and periodically, for no reason at all, pull it out and wail on some ding-ding'sSUV while at a stop light....but I suppose that would be bad karma huh?
Be careful bro.....glad you are okay.
#25
12-20-2006, 11:20 AM
RE: Biatch wrecked my new bike
ORIGINAL: Cognizant
My bike is an 06 FXST.
The Trooper who responded to the scene wrote her a ticket, which she surely deserves.
She has insurance but WITHOUT any medical coverage (it's not mandatory in Florida)so all they will fix is my bike. I have to fall back on my own insurance for the medical stuff and the way my policy was written I'm only covered for $500 for this particular type of injury, guess that's my fault for being ignorant.
She'sa working mom (imageing coordinator at a local hospital)with twosmall children. If I tried to sue her I expect I'd have to finance the attorney myself, and probably would end up in the same boat as Mikey 1450 did, but I will definatly talk to an attorney about this. Hell, I just had surgery on my neck six weeks ago, so they're scheduling me for an MRI because they saw something on the xray that concerned them. I can't really tell what's going on in my neck right now because every muscle connected to it issopainful and inflamed.
My bike is an 06 FXST.
The Trooper who responded to the scene wrote her a ticket, which she surely deserves.
She has insurance but WITHOUT any medical coverage (it's not mandatory in Florida)so all they will fix is my bike. I have to fall back on my own insurance for the medical stuff and the way my policy was written I'm only covered for $500 for this particular type of injury, guess that's my fault for being ignorant.
She'sa working mom (imageing coordinator at a local hospital)with twosmall children. If I tried to sue her I expect I'd have to finance the attorney myself, and probably would end up in the same boat as Mikey 1450 did, but I will definatly talk to an attorney about this. Hell, I just had surgery on my neck six weeks ago, so they're scheduling me for an MRI because they saw something on the xray that concerned them. I can't really tell what's going on in my neck right now because every muscle connected to it issopainful and inflamed.
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12-20-2006, 11:31 AM
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I hate people like this, I can sit on my front porch and watch them on there way to work in the morning with a donut in one hand and a cell phone in the other, my favorite is the guy reading a newspaper while driving or the woman with the sunvisor down puting on makeup on with one hand and sreering wheel with the outher.
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12-20-2006, 11:34 AM
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I'm all about being a smart ***. I'd send her a Christmas card wishing her a merry Christmas and good health. Tell her that the whiplash still hurts but you're optimistic and that it was a small price to pay for allowing her to finish her important phone call.
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12-20-2006, 11:39 AM
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RE: Biatch wrecked my new bike
Cognizant... Since WHEN is medical coverage NOT mandatory in Florida??? I've always thought that protection for the other person WAS mandatory? If it is and she doesn't have it, it is sufficient to have her license suspended (or at least it used to be!).
For under a hundred bucks you can get a record of her cell phone activity which should have numbers called and times. This will prove her being on the phone at the time of the accident and should be of benifit to you.
Don't hold back on her at all!!! Her next victim could be ME!!! Sue her for every dime you can!!! Get as much of her driving history as you can. You're could easily been killed or permanently crippled and there's no reason for a moment's consideration for her welfare.
Sorry for the choppy sentence structure... I'm and work and agitated!!!
Glad you survived being hit by an SUV!!!
Jim aka kiltiemon
For under a hundred bucks you can get a record of her cell phone activity which should have numbers called and times. This will prove her being on the phone at the time of the accident and should be of benifit to you.
Don't hold back on her at all!!! Her next victim could be ME!!! Sue her for every dime you can!!! Get as much of her driving history as you can. You're could easily been killed or permanently crippled and there's no reason for a moment's consideration for her welfare.
Sorry for the choppy sentence structure... I'm and work and agitated!!!
Glad you survived being hit by an SUV!!!
Jim aka kiltiemon
#29
12-20-2006, 11:57 AM
RE: Biatch wrecked my new bike
Hopefully all the money that needs to flow to you will be easy to get.
Consider one more thing... in your jurisdiction if you can get involved in what the court fines her, first ask for a hearing or audience before the judge and see if you can get an example REALLY made of these dangerous phreaks who drive dangerously by their own conscious actions.
Consider one more thing... in your jurisdiction if you can get involved in what the court fines her, first ask for a hearing or audience before the judge and see if you can get an example REALLY made of these dangerous phreaks who drive dangerously by their own conscious actions.
#30
12-20-2006, 12:27 PM
RE: Biatch wrecked my new bike
Actually I have to completely agree with Kiltiemon, these people don't learn when it doesn't directly affect them. She may see her insurance rates go up a few hundred dollars a year, but if you sue her and make it hurt in the pocketbook...maybe she'll learn to be more careful if the mistake is costly.
It could have been one hell of a lot worse...what happens next time she's on the phone and coming to a stop at a red light rather than beginning to accelerate.
It could have been one hell of a lot worse...what happens next time she's on the phone and coming to a stop at a red light rather than beginning to accelerate.