Do they both flee the scene only to run headfirst into each other behind someone's barn?
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He was a boy, she was a girl
Can I make it any more obvious?
He stole a van, she stole a car
They wouldn't get far
Two households, both alike in dignity,
In fair Oregon, where we lay our scene…
Not a comedy, but David Cronenberg has a erotic thriller called Crash which is about people who get involved in car crashes.
No I haven’t seen it.
I thought it much more interesting than the more famous "Crash" movie...
I remember when that came out. I never saw it either for some reason, even though I had rented almost everything else in that video shop.
It's worth watching.
You got your grand theft auto in my grand theft larceny!
No! You got your grand theft larceny in my grand theft auto!
I've got a rule I always tell people. Never commit a misdemeanor when commiting a felony. (Doesn't have to be a misdimeanor but the point is, if you're driving a stolen car, don't run a red light)
Someone said 'drive it like you stole it' should mean going just under the speed limit and signaling all turns.
Yeah. It's just common sense and good judgement. Which, strangely, is somewhat lacking in the majority of criminals who get caught.
throw in some christmasy story and youll have Hallmark callin hehe
So in this movie she's a successful big city criminal but she's getting disillusioned with that and wants to move back home to a picturesque podunk town to be a small town criminal, maybe burgle a cute little antique shop in the town square, enter our eligible bachelor, the handsome, charismatic and eligible town axe murderer?
He wears flannel shirts and, unbeknownst to him, is a prince. It turns out that he was the mysterious stranger who rescued her mom by pulling her out of the burning wreckage of a car accident. That's important because her mom's disproval is a major hangup until they find out that he was too humble to take credit for his heroism. Also, he didn't want attention from law enforcement.
You'd make more money with a christmussy story
this summer
"Are you ok?"
love is a story
"Were you even paying attention?!!"
of two souls
"It was brand new ffs!!"
colliding on their journey
"Oh just great, how the hell do I explain this to the insurance company? Let alone my parents!"
to their destinations
"EYES ON THE ROAD OR UP HERE ASSHOLE!!"
get ready for
My summer crash
She looks too put together for this to be a mug shot.
Here's some articles about it.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/oregon-stolen-vehicle-crash-police
I am amazed this is actually real
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Crooks, a Novel About Crime And Family.
A minor Mafioso sees a woman stealing out of her boss's cash register. They end up married with a flock of kids.
Fun novel with lots of crazy twists and turns. And a disco!
that's what 'i love boosters' should have been about. it should have been an homage to 'you've got mail' and 'shop around the corner.'
the plot would center on two individuals who boost kias. in real life they're rivals because they often try and target the same car, but on social media they constantly agree with each other and upvote each others posts.
they could form a union before they even realize this fact and it's figured out when they both snoop on each others phone and check their socials.
there's so much room in this plot for parody, satire and social commentary.
But they're both in separate prisons and never got to meet each other due to injuries & separate ambulances & police intervention. There's no romance here.
bar-crossed lovers
What if their ambulances crash into each other?
Isn't this the same state that had a naked knife wielding guy get in a fight with a naked knife wielding guy?
Nope wait, that was Seattle, my bad whole different state.
Did they confirm both cars were actually stolen, and not just that ALPRs had fucked up and reported the played wrong?
Make sure it stars Kyle Gallner.
starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.



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