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No direct question. But Silent Trigger was one of my favourite movies as a child. Just wanted to say that. Thanks.

Sorry for you. I just crashed my brothers car three weeks ago, I fell asleep on the highway and drove through an exit ramp rail into a rock wall. I had my girlfriend and her brother in the car with me and we all escaped without injuries allthough the car was totaled! We were extremely lucky, and I'm sorry that you sustained such bad injuries (I think our car looked almost as bad as yours)

In case you want to see, this is what our car looked like after the crash, not as bad as yours but close, and still I'm amazed we all got away without injuries.

Thanks man. It was actually in the middle of the day, we were at my girlfriend's brother's baby's christening an hour and a half away from our place and we had driven only for about 40 minutes when it happened. The air conditioning didn't work and it was a really hot day so I just kind of passed out. I didn't even have the chance to react to the tiredness, I fell asleep as soon as I first noticed I was getting sleepy.

The speed limit on the road was 75 mph and we were doing a little under that when I woke up to see we were heading for the rail. There was a slight rocky incline before the rock wall so I guess I had time to break and the rock surface helped slow the car down enough for the speed to drop somewhere around or under 30 mph, I guess, when we crashed. The car then spun around to it's roof and then to a ditch the drivers side facing ground. I immediately yelled if everyone really was ok, because I couldn't believe it, then when they said they were in fact ok, I shouted for us all to "get out, get out, we have to get out of the car." Then, once we had climbed out I pulled everyone in for a group hug and proceeded to say "what the fuck, what the fuckkk!!", or something like that.

Yes I don't think I have ever felt that kind of comradery (for lack of a better word) before. Also, because I'm pretty introverted I have never before felt such a compelling need to engage in an expression of shared joy with other people.