Northern Indiana woman dies when car hits her horse-drawn buggy...

State Police say a northern Indiana woman died when a horse-drawn buggy collided nearly head-on with a car.

[come on now]

now how do this happen

[betty boop]

omg! what an awful accident! my condolences to her husband, family and friends ~ as well as to the buggy driver. i can't imagine the horse faired very well? poor, beautiful animal, and no doubt an innocent victim as well.

[sister mary anne]

come on now wrote:

now how do this happen

how does this happen?
not 'how do this happen'.

[no kidding]

what happened to the horse?

[just southern]

Atleast one count of vehicular homicide is in order it seems, yet I haave not read anything that says the driver was charged with anything. Condolences to the families. God rest her soul.

[just southern]

come on now wrote:

now how do this happen

To be turning onto a roadway fast enough to do this amount of damage certainly seems to be at an unreasonable speed, wouldn't you think?

[Billy Bob]

sister mary anne wrote:

<quoted text>
how does this happen?
not 'how do this happen'.

Internet courtesy defines correcting
spelling, grammar, etc. as being
RUDE.

[Renee]

But how's the horse????

[Tammy]

If the driver of that Magnum was turning left, I can completely see how it happened. I have 2005 Magnum, and the side mirror in relation to the angle of the driver's seat creates a huge blind spot no matter where you position your seat.

[Jeeez]

sister mary anne wrote:

<quoted text>
how does this happen?
not 'how do this happen'.

it should read,how do this happen Kingfish?

[Julie]

We want to know what happened to the horse!!

[tommy]

Can you please tell me how the horse is doing?

[How is the horse]

The horse is probably very important to the victim's family and the poor woman's husband will likely need the horse.

[tommy]

Please tell me the condition of the horse!

[strut2k]

The horse will have no comment. He is resting comfortably.

[JRO]

strut2k wrote:

The horse will have no comment. He is resting comfortably.

Thank you, WILLLLLBURRRR, and no, am not doinggg fine, that mean metal horse had more horrrrse power, and my owner is not doing wellll...oh wllburrr, I don't want to go to the glue factory, save me Willlburrr...

[strut2k]

JRO wrote:

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Thank you, WILLLLLBURRRR, and no, am not doinggg fine, that mean metal horse had more horrrrse power, and my owner is not doing wellll...oh wllburrr, I don't want to go to the glue factory, save me Willlburrr...

An update: The horse appears to have taken a turn for the worse...

[Chicagoland]

Billy Bob wrote:

<quoted text>
Internet courtesy defines correcting
spelling, grammar, etc. as being
RUDE.

It's not rude at all. There is an incredible amount of stupid, illiterate people on the Internet that can't spell. I'd hate to see them fill out a job application or prepare a resume.

If I had a nickel for all the stupid people that don't know the difference between your/you're, their/there/they're, affect/effect, it's/its, and the proper use of an apostrophe, I could pay off my house.

To all you stupid people, use a dictionary next time you write something or go back to school.

That being said, sad story to all involved, including the horse.

[sister mary anne]

Billy Bob wrote:

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Internet courtesy defines correcting
spelling, grammar, etc. as being
RUDE.

billy bob ~ i'm helping him for future posts. i'm sorry he didn't have the opportunity to attend a catholic grade school to learn proper grammar. it wouldn't have hurt you to attend one as well.

[sister mary anne]

chicagoland ~ amen! thank you, my thoughts exactly.