Wednesday, January 7, 2004

Marvin the death driverr

Today was interesting, i really almost died today. If you don't know, i work at the food bank. In my job description it stats: that i go around and pick up all the food from designated food drive sites.

Well today i had mine in Park City. After dropping off some stuff in P.C. we (marvin my partner and driver at the time) stopped at a store and picked up 2,900 pounds of food.
Just to let you know we drive the biggest pieces of junk around. And when these get full the are the sway masters so we have to drive slow.

Marvin was driving back down the canyon by deer creek and he was going so fast the only thing i could think of is "wrecking head on collision with a diesel trucker fly into the lake and freezing and drowning to death."

At that time i was already white knuckled with fear of all the snow that was falling. I could see this big corner coming and i felt it in my bones to tell him to slow down but i didn't because there was to much to worry about and i thought he already had that in his mind. So i said nothing.

That corner came up so fast when we hit that corner the whole car tipped with the weight and pulled us into the 3 feet of snow on the side of the road moving at 45 miles per hour. Marvin pushed on the breaks but the weight of the truck pulled us further into the snow bank!He was driving so fast he had no time to slow down. I thought that we were dead. We luckily pulled threw with now harm done but I was so afraid of what happened, i was light headed. And not to mention that if we had wrecked all that food and cans would have come forward to the front of the van and would have crushed our skulls and our bodies all 2,900 lbs of it.....

Sick....i hate almost dieing! It really sucks. I would never want to experience that kind of fear again in my life! So much adrenaline that it made me light headed.....
I'm out....work is almost over...and our new practice shed is awesome.....the sound is awesome and its big....We are officially called "As the End." So no more "in red and black"......

COME TO OUR SHOW ON THE 23 OF JANUARY TO SUPPORT LOCAL HARDCORE!

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