A strong wench can be very useful.

[slcsteve]

Woman Submerges Car in Dallas Pond


NBCDFW.com
updated 3:52 p.m. ET Jan. 5, 2010

A woman somehow lost control of her car Tuesday and ended up submerged in a pond in Dallas.

The 35-year-old woman, whose name has not yet been released, was driving her SUV in a neighborhood near the 16000 block of Fallkirk Drive, not far from Campbell Road and Queenferry Lane, when she apparently lost control of the vehicle and drove into the pond, officials said.

The woman, who was unresponsive when firefighters pulled her from the vehicle, was being treated by Dallas Fire-Rescue. Her condition is not known.

Rescuers used a wench to pull the car from the cold, shallow water. It is not yet known what caused the woman to lose control of her vehicle.

[soapbox]

:lol::lol:

Very funny. Good catch!

[Sullybob]

Like this?

http://www.cydeweys.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/medieval_wench.thumbnail.jpg


She looks pretty strong to me...

[ouch]

Weeweese Wodewick.

[soapbox]

I like where this thread is headed...I'm glad it's already in the Clown House. :biggrin1:

[GFlanagan3]

82270

[Gray Wolf]

The first one is prettier than the one on the front bumper of my Dodge Ram 250!

[Sullybob]

The first one is prettier than the one on the front bumper of my Dodge Ram 250!

No offense, but the first one is prettier then all of your Doge Ram :lol:

[Swampfox]

:001_rolle:lol::lol::lol:

[Alacrity59]

Woman Submerges Car in Dallas Pond


NBCDFW.com
updated 3:52 p.m. ET Jan. 5, 2010

A woman somehow lost control of her car Tuesday and ended up submerged in a pond in Dallas.

The 35-year-old woman, whose name has not yet been released, was driving her SUV in a neighborhood near the 16000 block of Fallkirk Drive, not far from Campbell Road and Queenferry Lane, when she apparently lost control of the vehicle and drove into the pond, officials said.

The woman, who was unresponsive when firefighters pulled her from the vehicle, was being treated by Dallas Fire-Rescue. Her condition is not known.

Rescuers used a wench to pull the car from the cold, shallow water. It is not yet known what caused the woman to lose control of her vehicle.

She winched her wheel to the side too far.

[sol92258]

Weeweese Wodewick.
:huh:

[hojusimpson]

When the wench (which?) wrenched the winch, she winced.

[hojusimpson]

Weeweese Wodewick.

:lol: He's said to be a wobber and a wapist and a pick-pocket -- he's one notowious cwiminal!

In the event we don't have a Wodewick, what about Woger?

[cfriend]

:lol: He's said to be a wobber and a wapist and a pick-pocket -- he's one notowious cwiminal!

In the event we don't have a Wodewick, what about Woger?

There are theveral Thamthons if a Woger doethn't turn up.

[soapbox]

What about Incontinentia? Or Biggus?

[Gray Wolf]

No offense, but the first one is prettier then all of your Doge Ram :lol:

Yeah well what can I say? It's an old truck!

[moonshine44]

http://www.female-bodybuilders.org/images/female-bodybuilders-pics/claudia-partenza.jpg

[thunderball]

:huh:

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s257/nuskool73/life_of_brian_1358087c.jpg

[GFlanagan3]

http://www.female-bodybuilders.org/images/female-bodybuilders-pics/claudia-partenza.jpg

ok uhh she? borders on scary..but kind like when you were a kid pulling at a scab you ...keep looking :blushing: