So was she distracted, or just "gett'n it" around a blind corner?

I thought of my own "puzzler" that I've been meaning to submit but for whatever reason haven't. Would anyone care to help me refine/obfuscate my puzzler?

Best radio show/movie about a radio show ever.

Hey kids, if you aren't planning on going to college, drop out. I'm not joking, save other peoples' money, time, and effort by quitting.

"Brought to you by, 'Aurora Public Asses Television'"

Our government could have prevented all of this, had they simply provided affordable, mass-transit!

From the driver's seat of my eighteen wheeler, I have a perfect view into the interior of the cars passing me and I'm constantly on the look-out for a nice pair of legs. Unfortunately, maybe 1 in 20 drivers have a nice pair of legs or visible cleavage, while 1 in 5 is staring straight into a cell phone and not at the…

So this is at least the third time this has happened to a high-performance GM car.............

Can I be the first person to say I've done this, twice.

I'd imagine, the fine people of Idaho should have a say in this transaction. Copyrights and and so forth...........

The post burnout, pre-stage element of drag racing might be the least interesting part of any drag race, however the driver of this dragster simultaneously wrecked his car at less than five MPH and nearly launched it into the grandstands.

Imagine you take your brand new, completely stock, 315hp, Bullit Mustang to the dragstrip for shits 'n giggles. Now imagine completely wrecking that car because you caught reverse while trying to up shift.

Had it been a German car that caught fire in Poland, your analogy would've been tidy. Otherwise it's as nebulous as Italy's allegiance during WWII.

To add a bit of commentary to the video:

I'm a big John Force/NHRA fan but this crash isn't even John's worst All the fire, makes it dramatic, but the impact wasn't.

Eddie Hill 1997, Sonoma CA.

Anytime a marshal needs to sort through wreckage simply to find a driver.........

I consider myself a Chevy fan, however I find the price paid for this car excessive. Provenance excluded, it's stil just a ten-second Camaro. I could build you a really nice replica for $40,000.

I'm sure you've heard the phrase "a chain can only be as strong as it's weakest link."

I agree, most Mustang owners will never take their car to a race track, those that do will take it to a dragstrip.