posted by
selkie at 08:15pm on 26/09/2008
I got knocked down by a shit damn hell ass motherfucking CAR.
I'm SO ANGRY.
Also sore. But the driver ran a red light, screeched to a smoking stop, hit me so I went over like a great fat goddamn beetle, and then REVERSED TO GET A BETTER ANGLE IN THE INTERSECTION and then KEPT DRIVING. AWAY. FROM THE PERSON HE KNOCKED DOWN. WHO WAS ME.
I've never felt such a weird, hard impact in my life. Luckily I landed extremely fortunately, and only my shoulder hit the raised, bricked curb (Alexandria, Virginia: Your country's forefathers didn't need no stinkin' concrete sidewalks!)
But he DROVE AWAY. I was in the ROAD and he DROVE AWAY.
And I didn't get a plate number because all I could see was my flobbery legs flailing in the air. All I know is that it was a dark blue sedan and the driver had dark hair and a serious bald spot and he KNOCKED A WOMAN DOWN IN BROAD DAYLIGHT AND DROVE AWAY.
A very nice man came running out of the post office and sort of righted me. I blanked out or something and started running after the trolley, of all things, so I could get to the Metro for free, and I'm sure I didn't thank him. I hope he works there so I can go in on Monday and say thank you.
I'm SO ANGRY.
Also sore. But the driver ran a red light, screeched to a smoking stop, hit me so I went over like a great fat goddamn beetle, and then REVERSED TO GET A BETTER ANGLE IN THE INTERSECTION and then KEPT DRIVING. AWAY. FROM THE PERSON HE KNOCKED DOWN. WHO WAS ME.
I've never felt such a weird, hard impact in my life. Luckily I landed extremely fortunately, and only my shoulder hit the raised, bricked curb (Alexandria, Virginia: Your country's forefathers didn't need no stinkin' concrete sidewalks!)
But he DROVE AWAY. I was in the ROAD and he DROVE AWAY.
And I didn't get a plate number because all I could see was my flobbery legs flailing in the air. All I know is that it was a dark blue sedan and the driver had dark hair and a serious bald spot and he KNOCKED A WOMAN DOWN IN BROAD DAYLIGHT AND DROVE AWAY.
A very nice man came running out of the post office and sort of righted me. I blanked out or something and started running after the trolley, of all things, so I could get to the Metro for free, and I'm sure I didn't thank him. I hope he works there so I can go in on Monday and say thank you.
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Did he or anyone else get a license plate?
Gyah!
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I'm glad you're not badly hurt.
*sends a thousand curses to the asshat driver*
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Glad you're okay, but wow, that is NOT COOL. I'd suggest calling the police and reporting it, because hit and run is very serious business (and even though you're okay, what if he does it to someone else?)
Maybe someone else saw the license plate?
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I'm glad you're okay, but second the motion to report it to the police. Someone else might have gotten the place, or if there happened to be intersection cameras, it might even have been recorded, especially since the jerkoff ran a red light.
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*very gentle squash*
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Glad you're generally OK!
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...Oh right.
*hugs*
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... speaking of which, if at all humanly possible get yourself checked over. I mean it. There are ways you could have been hurt by this you won't have noticed, and which would suck to notice later; I wound up in bed for two weeks after mine for what I would have sworn were nothing more than bruises and which turned out to be deep-muscle bruising.
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::hugs very gingerly::
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*hugs*
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I send healing vibes and muscle relaxants. OMG that sucks, and it's ENRAGING when people don't take responsibility for their actions.
*hugs tight*
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