E. Hempfield man is 'one lucky dude'

[Dion]

The 42-year-old East Hempfield Township man was motoring home from Baltimore, when he saw drivers in front of him swerving to avoid something on the highway.

Then he saw something cartwheeling through the air.

Within seconds, a blunt, battered, 3-foot-long metal bar catapulted through his windshield, shattering a hole in the glass.

The bar was headed directly for Klingseisen's throat, "just below where you tie a knot in your tie," according to one astonished witness.

But by some miracle, the bar hit Klingseisen's steering wheel, flipped down and landed on his dashboard, instead of piercing Klingseisen's windpipe.

http://articles.lancasteronline.com/local/4/229542

[evman150]

But by some miracle, the bar hit Klingseisen's steering wheel, flipped down and landed on his dashboard, instead of piercing Klingseisen's windpipe.

Miracle? LOL.

Also, I'd say the guy is extremely unlucky if anything. Is getting a metal rod through your windshield a good day at the office?

[CrusaderPi]

Originally Posted by evman150

Is getting a metal rod through your windshield a good day at the office?

Depends if your on the way to work or on the way home.

[Daradon]

We may not have to worry about bears and cougars anymore, but we still have to be mindful of penetrating pipe.

Does anything really change?

[BuzzardsWife]

Originally Posted by CrusaderPi

Depends if your on the way to work or on the way home.

good answer!!

[Dr GonZo]

Originally Posted by evman150

Also, I'd say the guy is extremely unlucky if anything. Is getting a metal rod through your windshield a good day at the office?

In Dutch we have a saying: 'Geluk bij het ongeluk', which means, 'having good luck during bad luck'. This is a textbook example of that.

[JohnnyB]

Originally Posted by Daradon

We may not have to worry about bears and cougars anymore, but we still have to be mindful of penetrating pipe.

Does anything really change?

That was some Fotze stuff right there.