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Whenever there’s a truck accident that results in food on the highways, we joke about what other kinds of trucks should stop by in order to make a complete meal. We had never anticipated the accident that occurred in California yesterday morning in California: a truck carrying frozen chicken collided with a truck transporting bees, resulting in a giant fireball that cooked the chicken.
by Laura Northrup via Consumerist
Whenever there’s a truck accident that results in food on the highways, we joke about what other kinds of trucks should stop by in order to make a complete meal. We had never anticipated the accident that occurred in California yesterday morning in California: a truck carrying frozen chicken collided with a truck transporting bees, resulting in a giant fireball that cooked the chicken.
No, it didn’t result in a giant mess of honey roasted chicken. The bees escaped from the crash, but were understandably confused. Highway patrol officers reported that they were flying around the crash site. Meanwhile, pieces of cooked chicken were scattered around the site, probably smelling delicious but being decidedly not edible.
Fortunately, neither of the drivers were injured, and no other motorists were hurt either. The truck carrying the chicken was destroyed by the fireball,
TRUCKS CARRYING FROZEN CHICKEN, BEES COLLIDE IN FIERY CRASH [AP]
by Laura Northrup via Consumerist
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