BMW sued over teens death in locked car.

[GD2A]

Originally Posted by skosh69

Sounds good, y'all need some pino's in Florida.

Hey, I didn't mean anything by what I said about "lawyers and liberals", you being a lawyer and all. I meant to say "ambulance chasers", there's a BIG difference in the two. Your type try to help people, the latter tries to screw people.

My wife is a lawyer and a liberal ... makes for some interesting dinner conversations here

Poor thing, she never imagined that one day she would share a home with guard dogs, guns and a guy that cancels her every vote!

[Shark1007]

I'm with ya, pal. No offense taken. I hate ambulance chasers more than most folks, that's why I hang with gun guys, car guys and offshore fishermen.

My wife's a lawyer too and I try to avoid too much shop talk. This morning all we discussed was her anticipating and pulling shots to the left at the range at 0700. Sadly, although she shoots a 1911 well, I think she would forget to snick the safety in an emergency. Now I get my New Agent back.

[Gatorade]

Had a 96 325i great car and yes it had the double locking system. It also had the manual stalks in the door to lock and unlock from the inside. My biggest question was what was supposed to happen when she woke up? There is no way to lock the car without the key. So was she going to wake up, get out and leave the car unlocked? Those cars are sill at high risk for theft because of the genuie BMW parts cost. So what was going to happen when she woke up?