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Rodrigues had a lengthy driving record, including a charge of drunken driving after a November 2009 crash in New Bedford. Due to repeated infractions, he had already taken a driver safety class in 2008. His other violations included failure to use seat belts, failure to use child safety seats, driving an uninspected vehicle, driving without a license, and failure to signal, according to data provided by Registry of Motor Vehicles.

Police cite van driver in crash with Patriots QB Tom Brady

This idiot is very lucky Brady walked away from his accident or he would be moving to Emmett, Idaho right about now.
 
He should move to New Mexico and they would make him Governor with that driving record
 
It could have been worse for him. You don't ever want to hit Stephen King.

I don't know. I've read that Brady's bodyguards are a little trigger happy.
 
I don't know. I've read that Brady's bodyguards are a little trigger happy.

True, but King kills with his mind when you think you're safe at home.
 
It could have been worse for him. You don't ever want to hit Stephen King.

Yeah, then he'll trash you up and down in his terribly dissapointing, bloated Dark Tower finale.
 
True, but King kills with his mind when you think you're safe at home.

I knew the guy who hit Stephen King, and he died of heart failure a few years back. You might be onto something...
 
So we agree that the guy's a lucky sonofa***** for several reasons. :D

Yes, yes we do.

Ogunquit, Maine scares me.
 
I knew the guy who hit Stephen King, and he died of heart failure a few years back. You might be onto something...

That's what he was getting at. And the date he died...
 
Dark Tower Movie and TV Series, Baby!

I'll give you "slightly disappointing." Anything more than that and it's pistols at dawn. :D

And that lowlife deserved to get trashed.

Eh, I dunno, he really wasn't such a bad guy. He had a pretty rough life, before and after the accident; I always felt kinda bad for him.
 
Eh, I dunno, he really wasn't such a bad guy. He had a pretty rough life, before and after the accident; I always felt kinda bad for him.

You're right, I'm being unfair; I didn't know the guy. King's account of his behavior immediately after the accident didn't exactly make him sympathetic in my eyes, but I wasn't there.
 
Dark Tower Movie and TV Series, Baby!

I'll give you "slightly disappointing." Anything more than that and it's pistols at dawn. :D

And that lowlife deserved to get trashed.

Hmmm, I will reread it one day and get back to you. My expectations were ridiculously high.

I don't get how Mr. Howard plans on doing a movie AND a TV series. Won't one kind of negate the other? A trilogy all filmed at once like LOTR was I am on board with...I wish they had waited for all the Harry Potter books to be out and done that series the same way.
 
Hmmm, I will reread it one day and get back to you. My expectations were ridiculously high.

I don't get how Mr. Howard plans on doing a movie AND a TV series. Won't one kind of negate the other? A trilogy all filmed at once like LOTR was I am on board with...I wish they had waited for all the Harry Potter books to be out and done that series the same way.

My expectations were as high as yours, and there were definitely some things that irked me (Flagg's exit, for one). Overall, I loved it, though I will readily admit that 5,6,7 paled in comparison to the first four.

It goes Movie 1, then TV series 1 bridges into Movie 2, then TV Series 2 bridges into Movie 3...all of it filmed at the same time. It's, uh, ambitious.

Incidentally, I saw King in Portsmouth last December for a reading of "Under the Dome." Got a signed copy, too, though I didn't get to meet him. It was a cool thing.
 
You're right, I'm being unfair; I didn't know the guy. King's account of his behavior immediately after the accident didn't exactly make him sympathetic in my eyes, but I wasn't there.

No biggie, he certainly was no saint, and he didn't really do himself any favors with how he acted after the accident.

Odd side note, though: when driving through Lovell, it used to be pretty common to see King walking/jogging on the side of the road with a book in his hand. We would joke that it was only a matter of time before someone hit him, but we didn't think that it'd actually happen.
 
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