Woman dies in car crash seconds after posting to facebook

Woman dies in car crash seconds after posting to #facebook

It is sad to say that a woman has died in a head on collision with a truck just seconds after posting a status update to Facebook. The Status read "The happy song makes me HAPPY,” she wrote, likely a reference to the hit song HAPPY by Pharrell Williams 

The authorities learning from the facbook friends of the woman, 32-year-old Courtney Ann Sanford, of Clemmons USA had been taking selfies and updating her Facebook profile seconds before the accident.

Thinking, reading about this terrible tragedy is that after all the pain and suffering caused to all involved, she was happy before she passed away and her friends on Facebook and her family will remember the last words she spoke.

The hard lesson learned is the danger of being distracted while driving.
May she RIP.

Here is the music video to HAPPY



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Drunk Police Officer in US caught on police car security video

Drunk cop in USA demonstrating sobriety test

This is defiantly something you don't see every day. A drunk police officer in the US pulls over a suspected drink driver for a sobriety test. The Police car camera shows the full event. The Officer is unable to walk, staggering and holding onto the drivers car to support himself.

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Too many Insurance ads on TV

Too many Insurance ads on TV 

Insurance choices - Too many ads on TV - Which one do i choose?

Have you noticed recently the amount of ads for insurance on TV ? I swear its overloading. These companies target the people who are at home during business hours. Mainly stay at home parents, the elderly. Even if you wanted to get insurance, the choice is too great. 
Too many companies to choose from for starters. It's all very confusing really. 

People will be usually buying insurance from a scare tactic point of view, ad depicting a word of mouth from a friend who convinces them to buy insurance because they did, happy family who just bought insurance,cute animals,hassle free, easy, fast sign up, etc by these companies to convince you that you need insurance. 

The life insurance, the car insurance, the house insurance, your pet insurance. By the time you have chosen all of these insurances, you are digging your own grave faster from the stress of working your life away just to pay for the insurances. 
This financial stress will surly take its toll on you. 

Travel insurance is a different matter and I'll tell you why.

A few years ago I was robbed in a different country by 8 men on motorbikes. I was lucky to be alive. This particular time I traveled, instead of buying travel insurance online as I usually do, I decided since pressed for time I would buy travel insurance at the air port before flying.
Big mistake? Yes.

On the way to the airport the taxi broke down. By the time I got to the check in, it was too late to buy Travel insurance. Lesson learned.. Always buy travel insurance, end of story.

Now getting back to insurance ads on TV... Insurance is important in a lot of cases and people take out insurance policies for many reasons. I'm not saying you should not buy insurance, but rather annoyed at the amount of Insurance ads on TV right now. I feel mostly for the elderly who are more likely to buy insurance for something they really don,t need.

As for me, I would rather watch white noise instead ;)

I would rather watch white noise than all these insurance ads on TV

That's my take!

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