Women & SUVs

Thursday, December 02, 2004

Drunk SUV Driver Charged with Manslaughter

Thirty-seven-year-old Tina Due was charged with intoxicated manslaughter after reports showed that she had more than twice the legal limit of alcohol in her system when the fatal crash happened.

Due was driving on a farm to market road near Huntington when she took a curve too fast and flipped her SUV.

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# posted by A.Q. @ 5:19 PM

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Did they send her to prison? How long? She should have been charged with MURDER! She has been an alcoholic for years and never been a good mother and now her stupidity and ignorance has taken the life of a beautiful 8 year old child? It makes me so mad. What is going to happen to her?

# posted by  catfish : December 11, 2004 3:31 PM

 

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I have nothing agaist women, or normal female drivers. And I have no problem with SUVs per se. But put the two together and you have a disastrous combination. I first noticed this scourge of the roadways when I moved to a house that was close to a small side street where many small children play. Every day I would notice drivers zooming by with no regard to the size of the street or the speed limit. More often then not, the vehicle was an SUV and the driver was female. I also noticed that the more expensive the vehicle, the less regard for law and human life. I also noticed that age seemed to be a factor. The typical terrible SUV driving woman is white, upper-middle class, has children, and is between the ages of 32-50. Their preferred vehicles are Large SUVs such as Escalades, Expeditions, Yukons, Range Rovers, etc.

These women must be stopped! This page will attempt to keep track of their exploits. Please use the comment boxes to provide your own stories of SUV-driving Wild Women acting out their aggressions through 6,000lb death machines, and hopefully we cam bring some attention to this menace.

Together, we can get the word out that SUV-driving women are a threat to our children and our way of life, and force them to re-think their choice of vehicle, or at least get them into some anger management classes so they can work out whatever problems they have in a more appropriate way.

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