Cars let angered females inflict serious violence

	posted by Matt on 10:00 PM August 19th, 2004
	An article explains how angered females can inflict serious violence from the wheel of a car . Such incidents of female violence include a man who was run over after a fishing trip and the Clara Harris incident. Men were killed in both incidents. The article says that for violent females, vehicles may compensate for their lack of physical strength compared to men. It does not sound as though a huge amount of concern is expressed in a sense. For example, females are often viewed as the "weaker sex" (and thus usually incapable of violence.) However, vehicles used as weapons can even the odds such that they can do serious violence.

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A woman's favorite weapon of domestic violence (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 11:32 PM August 19th, 2004 EST (#1) I thought about making a T-shirt based on all the stories of women using cars to run over men, but I can't draw. Last year there were two stories in Texas and one back East soemwhere. Then there was that guy that was left stuck in the windsheild all night, again in Texas. I'd like to make one of those monster cars with this really scarry painted up woman and a little bubble saying, "I don't need no stinking excuse to be excused. The men in the photo were just going to be the ones who were actually killed or injured in all those stories. Too bad I can't draw. It would make a heck of shirt. Maybe something at the bottom like. A WOMAN'S FAVORITE WEAPON OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. Ray

It was the fisherman's fault (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 11:56 PM August 19th, 2004 EST (#2) It was his own fault for not feeding her enough fish. She got low blood sugar, and rather than faint, which would have been tragic for the children hiding in her shade, she just drove too quickly to the donut shop. Madcap Misogynist

Re:God that wav (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 06:07 AM August 20th, 2004 EST (#3) Sounds like a guy that hangs out in the 53 and Lexington Subway in NYC saying stuff like this everyday. All he does is walk up and down the subway stairs saying in my opinion demeaning things to women no matter how true or false they may be.

I can just see it now... (Score:1) by NoLoveLost on 08:37 AM August 20th, 2004 EST (#4) (User #1715 Info) Soon, they'll be marketing cars with "Husband Mow-Down" specifications. Then, after the market is established, accessory packs that will make the car or SUV a more efficient killing machine.           "Car and Driver Magazine states that with it's 6-litre overhead cam engine, and it's patented TestosterSeek technology, the Chevy NoFault will make short work of that special someone who isn't meeting your needs"           Buyers could choose either the standard 5/10 warranty, or free legal counsel at the time of purchase.

Re:I can just see it now... (Score:1) by The_Beedle on 09:03 AM August 20th, 2004 EST (#5) (User #1529 Info) They've been selling those for years! Great honking steel things stuck on the front of Mommy-truck SUVs that never leave the road: Custom-fit Outland Grillgaurd

Re:I can just see it now... (Score:1) by NoLoveLost on 11:22 AM August 20th, 2004 EST (#6) (User #1715 Info)           And clean-up's a breeze!

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