Hilarious Voicemail From A Witness To Traffic Accident

This one basically speaks for itself.

I am sure that there will be a wide variety of interpretations, attitudes and questions regarding this but, first, just enjoy the visual...

Hilarious Voicemail From A Witness To Traffic Accident

This guy is leaving a voicemail for his boss when he witnesses a minor traffic accident. A fellow by the name of Michael Childs, said that he was the one who left the voicemail message, that the clip was genuine, and that the accident described took place about six years ago in Athens, Texas, while he was working as a construction manager for Jack in the Box.
His descriptions are spot on and his laughter is incredibly infectious. This will put a smile on your face.

reply to post by greencmp


*grin* yes that was funny GC

and yes seems genuine

thanks for the pleasant couple of minutes : )

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I'd say by the sound of his laughter this is genuine. Too funny!

Very funny and well acted, but there is no way this actually happened.

Sooo fake but still funny to imagine that actually happening.

Fake or real, It made me crack up laughing!!!!!!
Between his laughter and the visuals I was getting from his desription...OMG!!!!! LOL

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My god! I havnt laughed like this for weeks!

Thanks for the link, I am already sending it to everyone I know
Priceless!

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This is fake.

For one, there are no pauses. He's reading a script. 911 calls, or other narrative calls, have pauses where the person observes and then reports.

For another, his mouth never changes distance from the microphone (phone). A natural phonecall has variances in distance, and vocal errors. It's too clean.

His laughing sounds forced and fake.

Also, the scenario sounds too good to be true. It sounds like a lark.

reply to post by michael22

This is fake.

For one, there are no pauses. He's reading a script. 911 calls, or other narrative calls, have pauses where the person observes and then reports.

For another, his mouth never changes distance from the microphone (phone). A natural phonecall has variances in distance, and vocal errors. It's too clean.

His laughing sounds forced and fake.

Also, the scenario sounds too good to be true. It sounds like a lark.

You are a hard woman to please Madam Former Secretary.

Loosen up a bit, you're making everyone nervous, pretty soon you could be in a car like that.

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Ahahahahaa I saw that a few days ago. OMG I had tears in my eyeballs I was laughing so hard.

OMG my face hurts from smiling and laughing. Heard this ages ago but its still great. I live in the DFW area and this makes me proud LOL!