When I mentioned that the street my office is located on blew up, I wasn’t exaggerating. Here’s some of what my boss got today…
That’s quite impressive for some reckless driving. What’s really impressive is despite all the damage and destruction, no one was hurt. Wow. That’s why I like the top photo with the rainbow - it’s kind of symbolic that although the buildings and cars are total losses, not one life was taken.
It was really weird in here today. At any one moment, there was at least three helicopters hovering overhead and the street was eerily quiet. Everyone walking past came into the office because they wanted to talk about what happened which got a little annoying since I had lots of work to do but I obliged anyway and listened to everyone’s stories.
All I can think of is I hope the gas company that employed the tanker driver has some really good insurance because I got three new ads this morning from lawyers addressed at the fire victims. I think that’s a good indication that it’s not going to be pretty.
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I'm Angela - I'm staring down the barrel of my 30s (gah) working as a production editor
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That is just awful but like you said, thankfully no lives were lost. That is the main thing..
Geez - amazing nobody got hurt! That could have ended so much worse. Nice too that the lawyers waited a full day before pouncing.
On no, Joe. This happened at 1 a.m., I had lawyer ads at 9.
I just still can’t believe no one got hurt. That is the freakiest thing that ever freaked. It was so hot, the street melted but no one got hurt. I can’t say that enough.
Truly a great example of reckless driving. Still, it’s good that no one was hurt. But the again, there’s a lot of wreck! How did that happen? Malfunction on the brakes perhaps?