As if you need another reason to feel guilty for avoiding the gym, a British woman's life was recently saved by her own washboard abs. Brit Peggy Williams, 47, was paragliding in Spain when a freak gust of wind flung her off her starting point and dragged her across some incredibly rocky terrain. Since her wing was partially inflated, her body was scraping against the rocks, but since she has such a smokin' hot bod, docs say her six-pack acted like a shield. Peggy has a torn liver and nearly severed pancreas, but she would have died if her abs o' steel hadn't provided an additional layer of protection.
Peggy says that in addition to running twice a week, she only does 45 sit-ups a day -- a "one-minute regime." There's an important lesson to be learned here, guys: Never go paragliding.
Epic Vehicle Crashes
Local fire crews seem to be trying to figure out if this is some kind of art installation.
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Creative parking. You could fit a MINI Cooper and two Smart cars in that extra space.
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This is why you never want bay windows when you live around the corner from the local pub.
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"Ice Road Truckers" would be our favorite show if this happened at some point in every episode.
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Finally, Tacos Jalisco got the drive-through they always wanted.
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Here's one of those wrecks where you wish your car was equipped with a ladder, rather than airbags.
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This trucker got one too many speeding tickets.
Truckersoffice.net
Listen up, drug dealers -- when you're waiting for the importer to bring in your shipment, don't park right on the airstrip.
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A tornado caused this vehicle to experience two new kinds of AC -- an extra fan from a high-school gym and permanently opened windows.
WreckedExotics.com
He used to skateboard. Now he can grind the rails in his Honda Pilot.
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Monday 11 May
By LINDA FLANAGAN
I THINK THIS IS A GREAT IDEA
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Thursday 21 October
By Forensic Engineers: Accident Reconstruction Forensic Engineers
That would be terribly painful. I wonder if an accident reconstruction team would be able to tell what went wrong with her wing.
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