More likely the type when you get the Hersey squirts.

Dave

Forgive me for not knowing, but what kind of mustang is it? Sorry about you
accident.

Note that I don't respond to the troll!  Note that I ignore it, and tell you
to do the same!  It feeds off your emotions!  Ignore the troll, and pile on
the abuse complaints.  Pile pile pile.  Bury bury bury.

DON'T FEED IT.  If you do, past one time, you have proven yourself to be
more of an idiot that IT is.  Sorry, folks, but that's the damned truth.

Sure Insurance companies lose.  I'll give you a personal example from
when I was working for an Insurance company.

Three drivers : Mom and Dad and Son in College
Two cars : Mom's car, Dad's car.  

Son gets his own car and own insurance with my company.

Follow so far?

Son sells his car and cancels his insurance.

Son gets pissed off at girlfriend and takes Dad's car on a high speed
drive throughout southern Rhode Island.  Son kills two pedestrians and
crashes head on into another car carrying a father of three children
killing the father and killing himself in the accident.    

Three fatalities at the hands of our insured ( remember he was a named
driver on his parents insurance policy and driving his fathers car
which we insured ) plus he killed himself.

We paid out three times the policy limits on the per occurrence
portion of the policy limits.  

I remember the Underwriter and I discussing the case.  Someone asked
if Underwriting was going to flag the parents policy for cancellation.
I'll never forget the answer:  " Why cancel the poor parents when the
risk has been eliminated."  

Where did anyone, least of which the insurance company, win in this
instance?

How about if I tell you about one of our insurance policy holders
who's daughter took his car, with permission, and died along with
three of her friends when they were struck by a train as they tried to
cross the track?    I will never forget the insurance adjusters report
on that one.    

You think anyone won there?  

Stop being a disruptive and immature fool.  

have a soft tissue injury
the insurance co sees it this way
better to give ya 5 k to settle
than to waste 10 k on a lawyer and fight ya

hurc ast

I wouldn't take it too personally, lots of people get their favorite cars
smashed in by stupid drivers.  My 1994 GT has been in 2 accidents due to a
teenager being behind the wheel of another car and the other was a driver
just not paying attention.  I had the car for less than 5 months before it
was rear-ended and then a year after that the entire right side was
destroyed.  Needless to say, nothing on the car besides the left side,
interior and engine are original on the car anymore.  I was *incredibly*
pissed because that car was my baby.  But, I got thousands of dollars out of
both accidents and managed to pay off my car much quicker than expected, not
to mention got an all-new paintjob removing all the dents and scratches.
It's incredibly painful emotionally to have a Mustang hit, but until it's
totalled, they're still fun cars.  I'm incredibly scared that a 1994 GT
doesn't have much financial value anymore and even the slightest crash could
total the car.  I mean, my Mustang might be worth $4,000 in monetary terms,
but it's priceless to its owner in terms of enjoyment and pride in it.

As for memories, my Mustang has a lot.  It's my first manual transmission,
first coupe, first rear-wheel drive car, first V8, and the first car I
bought myself.  Like I said before, as long as the car has a working V8
under the hood, it doesn't take any enjoyment out of the car.