



Miraculously - and PRAISE GOD - only one person was killed (2 others are critically injured). It's incredibly amazing that the cars behind this horrific accident didn't create a bajillion-car pile-up. I can't promise you I wouldn't have run into all the people in front of me if I'd seen an oil tanker explode, producing a nuclear-bomb-sized cloud of black smoke and flames hot enough to melt the asphalt. Kudos to you, metro-area drivers, for keeping your cool in a very, very scary situation.
Unfortunately, I averaged a speed of 15 mph all the way home, and missed the Secret Life of the American Teenager. What a cluster...
4 comments:
OMG...that is awful!
Very scary, and very sad. It really is so amazing though that more people weren't hurt or killed...
Holy crud, that is insane! Biggest fire on a freeway I have ever seen.
Yikes I read about it in the paper - so close to you how crazy!
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