heard sirens last nite

[aa battery]

now i know why but cant understand how a car hit it and just the top broke off

 

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[aa battery]

bet you $20 the person was drunk

 

[Blacksheep]

A buddy who works for the local power company explained the impact causes the pole to "bow" in the opposite direction and if hard enough, snaps the pole at the point of most stress, a few feet above the car.

Something about all the "energy" being concentrated at the highest point of the pole, physics, inertia and a few other things that i don't quite remember. He also mentioned its rather costly to repair, hope the guy has good insurance.

(This particular buddy is the master of mischief, he could have been jerkin me around )

 

[jeff of pa]

Low Flying Craft from the Airport

 

[The.Boomer]

Low flyin craft from another world.

 

[wesfrye53]

Neither; it was 2 guys trying to hold 10 sheets of plywood and 2 mattresses on the top of the car!

 

[Mental Granny]

Goin this fast I can see it and yes the driver was probably drunk (did they survive?) It happens here everyone knows cause power will go out for a whole area of town!

 

[eagle77]

A buddy who works for the local power company explained the impact causes the pole to "bow" in the opposite direction and if hard enough, snaps the pole at the point of most stress, a few feet above the car.

Something about all the "energy" being concentrated at the highest point of the pole, physics, inertia and a few other things that i don't quite remember. He also mentioned its rather costly to repair, hope the guy has good insurance.

(This particular buddy is the master of mischief, he could have been jerkin me around )

Sounds about right from what was explained to me from the local lineman.

 

[aa battery]

A buddy who works for the local power company explained the impact causes the pole to "bow" in the opposite direction and if hard enough, snaps the pole at the point of most stress, a few feet above the car.

Something about all the "energy" being concentrated at the highest point of the pole, physics, inertia and a few other things that i don't quite remember. He also mentioned its rather costly to repair, hope the guy has good insurance.

(This particular buddy is the master of mischief, he could have been jerkin me around )

yup

Sounds about right from what was explained to me from the local lineman.