After running this through our collision estimating software (I work for a software company in the space), this appears to be $5,070.66 worth of damage. Obviously without inspecting the vehicle in person, I could be off by a bit but I think this is pretty close. My assumptions was that this is a 2008 Escalade ESV Platinum in Black Mica.
Tiger, just a word of advice: You can rent 5 top shelf hookers for the cost of this damage. They specialize in discretion; it's sort of their stock in trade, if you know what I mean. I strongly suggest that your consider this next time you're needing a little "strange."
I think he was reading that book when he crashed. Explains the crash and also the book ricocheted around breaking the windows.
I am sure the probability theory might explain the odds that a textbook on physics could bounce around a Cadillac interior and break two windows on opposite sides of the car leaving the glass inside.
This is a proper SUV, built by winter-crazed Canuckians.
That thing at the top of the page is just a Freightliner with a truck bed and a camper top. And I can't wait to see photos of it with a phone pole up its nose - you know that's what comes next, right?
-edit- Aw, dang. The photo won't post and the company seems to have gone toes-up, or else I'd get art directly from them.
@mr_dude: Yes, all those are important (maybe not the a/c). Just keep all components of your vehicle, whatever the size, in good condition for peak performance.
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Timing: Strive for perfect timing, the ultimate.
Injector spray: Definitely important in preventing performance problems.
Body rust: Never, never, in any circumstances let that occur.
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Tiger, just a word of advice: You can rent 5 top shelf hookers for the cost of this damage. They specialize in discretion; it's sort of their stock in trade, if you know what I mean. I strongly suggest that your consider this next time you're needing a little "strange."
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Revised bid: $9,900 (or 10 top-shelf hookers)
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I am sure the probability theory might explain the odds that a textbook on physics could bounce around a Cadillac interior and break two windows on opposite sides of the car leaving the glass inside.
I wonder if the book said "Oh no not again."
Scientists will be studying this for years.
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That seems safer.
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That thing at the top of the page is just a Freightliner with a truck bed and a camper top. And I can't wait to see photos of it with a phone pole up its nose - you know that's what comes next, right?
-edit- Aw, dang. The photo won't post and the company seems to have gone toes-up, or else I'd get art directly from them.
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Personally, I care less about the size of the car and more about the size of the engine running it.
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No worries. There are additives from the aftermarket which extenze your mileage. Plus, they don't harm the environment.
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Timing: Strive for perfect timing, the ultimate.
Injector spray: Definitely important in preventing performance problems.
Body rust: Never, never, in any circumstances let that occur.
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