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    Falling boulder smashes vehicle - GIF

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    Large hunk of clay.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Floradawg View Post
    Large hunk of clay.
    Yep, but even dirt clods still hurt Had it struck a couple feet further along the side of the vehicle that too would have gone over the cliff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank S View Post
    Yep, but even dirt clods still hurt Had it struck a couple feet further along the side of the vehicle that too would have gone over the cliff.
    Yes they can. I wasn't implying that it wasn't dangerous. It was referred to as a boulder. I don't know, maybe a giant dirt clod is a boulder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Floradawg View Post
    Yes they can. I wasn't implying that it wasn't dangerous. It was referred to as a boulder. I don't know, maybe a giant dirt clod is a boulder.
    I don't think they have a special classifying name once objects reach a certain size other than boulder. I have heard Rangers referring to an avalanche of snow creating boulder sized snowballs
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    Yep, 5 feet further forward and that truck ends up at the bottom of the hill along with that giant boulder-like object, being swept away by the river. Just the airbag deploying alone probably injured the driver. Seat belts and airbags are only good in certain accident situations.

    A friend of mine who had his seatbelt on and was T-boned on the passenger side by a drunk that ran a red light. Because he was strapped in to his seat and the force was from the side, it broke his back. 1970 GTO with a bench seat. Had he not been buckled, he'd have been injured but most likely would not have broken his back. Wheelchair bound since that day. He's a motivational speaker now and doing quite well but doesn't look at the accident as a "blessing"



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