Enjoyed this article - 14 Sex and the City moments where Carries should have been blocked by her friends
14 "Sex And The City" Moments Where Carrie Should've Been Blocked By All Of Her Friends
I'll never get over Carrie sending Aidan to help Miranda, who was naked and injured, instead of going over herself.www.buzzfeed.com
She stood up for Charlotte at the affirmation workshop thing with the whole “Shes out there” thing.
That scene makes me cringe. "Could you put Miranda on, please?" She's being proper cunty to Miranda. When she should be apologising for standing her up when she got a call from Big, or better yet, telling Big to make her dinner another night as she already has plans.
I’ve always hated that scene too, what kind of friend would just leave their best friend standing in a bar waiting for them and not even let them know they weren’t turning up??
)Makes you wonder how SJP treats her real friends - if she has any. Who’d want Carrie as a friend?
He was driving on the wrong side of the road and hit them head on, but as no alcohol or drugs were involved (apparently) he got off lightly. Quite disgusting.Yep. She was injured, and absolutely devastated about the poor women. Broderick, not so much, and doing Superbowl ads for cars was really tacky of him.
.Jennifer Grey on Dirty Dancing, her rhinoplasty regrets and a fatal road crash in Ireland
‘Not a week that goes by that I don’t think about the families,’ she says of the 1987 crashwww.irishtimes.com
On August 5th, they made their way driving from Irvinestown to Maguiresbridge. During the trip, they found themselves lost on a number of occasions. They made their first stop at a gas station to ask for directions when it began to rain. After waiting for the rain to pass, they headed back onto the road. While driving, the rain picked back up and they stopped at another gas station to wait it out again.
Eventually, the couple became lost again and they made another stop just outside of Enniskillen. Here, they asked an off-duty police officer for directions.
When the officer heard of their plans, he supposedly told them that the route they wanted to take was “just stupid”
Unfortunately, Broderick had no intention of changing his route, and he took off once again driving in the same direction. The officer followed their car for a few miles and noted that Broderick was not going fast. He estimated that he was driving at approximately 40 miles per hour.
However, Broderick swerved into the opposite lane and crashed the car with an oncoming vehicle.
The passengers of the oncoming vehicle were mother Margaret Doherty, a 63-year-old woman with multiple sclerosis who was confined to a wheelchair, and Anna Gallagher, her 28-year-old daughter who would often pick her mother up to take her shopping.
Broderick pleaded guilty and was charged with reckless driving. An offense like this can come with a prison sentence up to 10 years in fact – five years issued for each death caused by the crash. Instead, Broderick got off pretty easy. In order to return to the US, he had to pay $4,075 in bail and was ordered to pay a $175 fine.
Despite two lives having been lost in the crash, Broderick was not charged with vehicular manslaughter. The family and friends of Margaret and Anna were upset by the court verdict and called the ruling “a travesty of justice.”