Seriously, this is a really farkin' sad story.

Hero is not enough

Wow

And knowing our courts system, those 30 men will all be responsible for child support.

On a serious note, very sad story indeed.

beautiful

Wow. Poor lady...lucky kid.

/raises a glass to the lifters.

It's not news, it's Fark? This is actually news. Wow.

/maybe it's just positive fark
//almost didn't recognize it

Am I the only one who thought it was a porno from the headline?

/Probably

Beautiful story :( Every now and then I'm reminded that there are good people in the world.

How long does the baby have to live if the mother dies, anyway?

The child (new window) in 30 years.

Robopuppy Mistreatment: Am I the only one who thought it was a porno from the headline?

/Probably

I thought it was a woman who got pregnant from an orgy.

How dare the subby misuse the Hero tag. This story had nothing to do with a baseball player changing their jersey number, a man saving his beer from a burning home, or a celebrity hanging out with a dying child for a photo opportunity. By gosh darn it, the Fark hero tag is a farce, and should remain so.

That abortion didn't work out quite right.

Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

dude, thats just wrong

There are times for humor, and that wasn't it

Ace Attorney: Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

dude, thats just wrong

There are times for humor, and that wasn't it

You must be new. Welcome to Fark.

Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

Oh no you di'nt

There's more to the story.

Police: Van unsafe to drive
The 72-year-old van driver, Walter Walker, pleaded not guilty to criminally negligent homicide and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. He was being held on $100,000 bail, and his attorney didn't immediately return a phone call.

Police said in a court filing that the brakes on Walker's van had deteriorated so badly that the vehicle was unsafe to drive. Walker told investigators he had some repairs done six months ago but knew there were still problems.

Police said Walker's license has been suspended 20 times, most recently for failure to pay parking tickets. He had previously been sentenced to probation and fines for driving offenses.

"We was riding along, coming down the hill," John Dargan, a passenger in Walker's van, told the Daily News. "He said, 'Oh, my Lord, I don't have no brakes.' It happened so quick. I just closed my eyes."

Ace Attorney: dude, thats just wrong

There are times for humor, and that wasn't it

This is Fark, nothing is sacred and it's ALWAYS time for humor no matter what the situation. You should know better.

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Saturn5: There's more to the story.

Police: Van unsafe to drive
The 72-year-old van driver, Walter Walker, pleaded not guilty to criminally negligent homicide and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. He was being held on $100,000 bail, and his attorney didn't immediately return a phone call.

Police said in a court filing that the brakes on Walker's van had deteriorated so badly that the vehicle was unsafe to drive. Walker told investigators he had some repairs done six months ago but knew there were still problems.

Police said Walker's license has been suspended 20 times, most recently for failure to pay parking tickets. He had previously been sentenced to probation and fines for driving offenses.

"We was riding along, coming down the hill," John Dargan, a passenger in Walker's van, told the Daily News. "He said, 'Oh, my Lord, I don't have no brakes.' It happened so quick. I just closed my eyes."

Wow, his priors will not do him no justice on this one. Sad story but i'm glad the baby survived.

jennyz: "Beautiful story :( Every now and then I'm reminded that there are good people in the world."

We're all basically good, provided all our immediate needs are met and we've had a proper upbringing.

Sad, but heartwarming. I salute the every-day heroes whose fundamental humanity compelled them to do together what none of them could alone.

Saturn5: There's more to the story.

Police: Van unsafe to drive
The 72-year-old van driver, Walter Walker, pleaded not guilty to criminally negligent homicide and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. He was being held on $100,000 bail, and his attorney didn't immediately return a phone call.

Police said in a court filing that the brakes on Walker's van had deteriorated so badly that the vehicle was unsafe to drive. Walker told investigators he had some repairs done six months ago but knew there were still problems.

Police said Walker's license has been suspended 20 times, most recently for failure to pay parking tickets. He had previously been sentenced to probation and fines for driving offenses.

"We was riding along, coming down the hill," John Dargan, a passenger in Walker's van, told the Daily News. "He said, 'Oh, my Lord, I don't have no brakes.' It happened so quick. I just closed my eyes."

Oh lord, here come the South Park/Farmers market references. Downward spiral, here we come.

Scruffinator: Ace Attorney: Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

dude, thats just wrong

There are times for humor, and that wasn't it

You must be new. Welcome to Fark.


No, I have to agree with AceAttorney on this one. You're an asshat.

Saturn5: There's more to the story.

Police: Van unsafe to drive
The 72-year-old van driver, Walter Walker, pleaded not guilty to criminally negligent homicide and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. He was being held on $100,000 bail, and his attorney didn't immediately return a phone call.

Police said in a court filing that the brakes on Walker's van had deteriorated so badly that the vehicle was unsafe to drive. Walker told investigators he had some repairs done six months ago but knew there were still problems.

Police said Walker's license has been suspended 20 times, most recently for failure to pay parking tickets. He had previously been sentenced to probation and fines for driving offenses.

"We was riding along, coming down the hill," John Dargan, a passenger in Walker's van, told the Daily News. "He said, 'Oh, my Lord, I don't have no brakes.' It happened so quick. I just closed my eyes."

He didn't do it on purpose, but by his inaction to fix the brakes, he caused her death by negligence. And by his prior record, he sounds like an uncaring asshole. Shove the book up his ass.

a guy i went to grade school with flipped his pickup on a gravel road and his younger sister was ejected then the truck landed on her. he somehow managed to lift it off her but she was already dead. its amazing what people can do on adrenaline. thats awesome they were able to save the baby. did she have a husband or is the baby going to be an orphan?

Sad story, hope the little guy makes it okay.

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No. There are certain things that are off limits, no matter what. This was one of them.

Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

How about that Holocaust huh? I sure wouldn't want to take THAT shower. Hurr hurr hurr

Ace Attorney: How about that Holocaust huh? I sure wouldn't want to take THAT shower. Hurr hurr hurr

Now you're getting it! Brilliant!

the babe shall be named 'prevost econoline winnebago-sanz.'
and there will be much rejoicing......

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No. There are certain things that are off limits, no matter what. This was one of them.

Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

How about that Holocaust huh? I sure wouldn't want to take THAT shower. Hurr hurr hurr

Lighten up. There's no need to throw him under the bus.

Robopuppy Mistreatment: Ace Attorney: KidneyStone: This is Fark, nothing is sacred and it's ALWAYS time for humor no matter what the situation. You should know better.

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No. There are certain things that are off limits, no matter what. This was one of them.

Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

How about that Holocaust huh? I sure wouldn't want to take THAT shower. Hurr hurr hurr

Lighten up. There's no need to throw him under the bus.

Wow

Glad the guys lifted the van off her, sorry she died. I hope the baby has a good life.

Who's a hero in this story? If I saw 29 people lifting up a bus (whether or not I knew why) I'd probably run over and join them. How long would it take them, maybe a few seconds? It was good of them to help out, but that's 99% circumstance and 1% being a good samaritan.

Isn't Madalina a girl's name? Are we sure it was 30 men, or does it just sound better to say that?

ahh...nice...

oops, wrong thread.

Baron Krelve: Who's a hero in this story? If I saw 29 people lifting up a bus (whether or not I knew why) I'd probably run over and join them. How long would it take them, maybe a few seconds? It was good of them to help out, but that's 99% circumstance and 1% being a good samaritan.

Douche

Deadhouseplants: Oh lord, here come the South Park/Farmers market references. Downward spiral, here we come.

72 year old dude in search of a farmers market FTW!

This is by far the best use of the hero tag that I have seen in quite a long time. Kudos to the 30 men who did this.

This is so sad for the mother and I hope she is resting in peace.

I also hope the baby survives with no complications and I hope that the baby has a father or close relative to take care of him/her.

This kid is FLAT OUT lucky.


/Had to do it.
//Yes, yes....Hell, Me, Go, Window

Wow. seriously just wow.

Those men deserve freakin' medals.

Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

NARAL wept.

Zamboro

Sad, but heartwarming. I salute the every-day heroes whose fundamental humanity compelled them to do together what none of them could alone.


This

Robopuppy Mistreatment
Lighten up. There's no need to throw him under the bus.

dude...thats so wrong!

/i lol'd

Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

itsdrew: Robopuppy Mistreatment: Ace Attorney: KidneyStone: This is Fark, nothing is sacred and it's ALWAYS time for humor no matter what the situation. You should know better.

/♫ every day I get in the queue ♫♫
//♫♫ to pick up the bus that's sittin on you ♫

No. There are certain things that are off limits, no matter what. This was one of them.

Oh no you di'nt: That abortion didn't work out quite right.

How about that Holocaust huh? I sure wouldn't want to take THAT shower. Hurr hurr hurr

Lighten up. There's no need to throw him under the bus.

Wow

OK, this is why I love Fark. This story is a tragedy. It's warming to hear so many people tried to come to this woman's rescue.

But this shiat is funnay.

/I can feel several things at once.

Baron Krelve: Who's a hero in this story? If I saw 29 people lifting up a bus (whether or not I knew why) I'd probably run over and join them. How long would it take them, maybe a few seconds? It was good of them to help out, but that's 99% circumstance and 1% being a good samaritan.

The hero's are the men who stepped up to do what needed to be done in a terrible situation. You would not believe how many people would just drive by.

I predict that baby will turn out to be some kind of superhero.