Three Die In Crashes Where Rain Washed Away Wisconsin Road

Clark County Chief Deputy Jim Backus says a passer-by discovered two vehicles in a large hole in a county road near Neillsville about 1:30 a.m. Thursday.

[Richard_]

Big pickup truck people always driving fast, not stopping completely at stop signs, thinking their big rigs will save them in a crash, not.

[cigarcat1]

Richard_ wrote:

Big pickup truck people always driving fast, not stopping completely at stop signs, thinking their big rigs will save them in a crash, not.

Nice view of the world you have, idiot. That "big rig" on the bottom was two beloved family members who had the road wash out from underneath them. There was nothing they could do about it, which is more than what you're doing now to tarnish what...their pick up truck? Their choice of automobile? Some people's children just need to grow up, Richard.

[Richard_]

Big trucks drive fast, but not fast enough sometimes.

[cigarcat1]

Exactley! I'm glad you get it. If they were driving faster they would have jumped that ravine and would still be able to hug their family when they got home...I hope someone breaks your black heart.

[Richard_]

cigarcat1 wrote:

Exactley! I'm glad you get it. If they were driving faster they would have jumped that ravine and would still be able to hug their family when they got home...I hope someone breaks your black heart.

LOL, I love it when big pickup trucks in the ditch in the winter, too! If the drivers are standing by, I will open my window and wave at them as I drive by.