Woman busted after shaving 'bikini area' while driving
 

Reported by: Cary Williams

CUDJOE KEY, FL -- Texting or talking on a cell phone while driving is considered unsafe by many. Now, there's something else you can add to the list.

After crashing into the back of a truck, Megan Jones told Florida state troopers that she had been shaving her "bikini area."

And there's more. Her ex-husband was steering the car from the passenger seat.

After she hit the truck, she continued on before being pulled over.

And there's even more. Barnes was also driving with a suspended license, just one day after she was convicted of driving under the influence.

Trooper Gary Dunick, who referred to the trimming procedure as "landscaping," provided an explanation. "She said she was meeting her boyfriend in Key West and wanted to be ready for the visit," he said.

Living on the razor's edge has Barnes charged with reckless driving, driving with a revoked license, leaving the scene of a crash with injuries and driving without insurance. No one was seriously hurt.


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That's the kind of story a writer of fiction would not be able to sell. Way too unbelievable. :p

and Oprah's all worried about peeps using their cell phones. :p

You can shave with your mobile phone?

She'll probably get off since her ex-hubby was steering. :spin:

At least they wern't caught while he was trying to get her off.

Yet another Darwin Award candidate. :)

Why's it always in Florida?

Huh ?
 

Let me get this straight, she is shaving her pussy because she is going to see her boyfriend while her ex husband is steering the car from the passenger seat ?

Its warmer there so no goosebumps. :D

I remember when you had to go home to make a phone call. Let's design a device that will fry the circuit board of a phone if used while the car is in gear.
:nuts:

And a passenger can't use one???

No b/c the driver can't help but overhear the conversation and try to get involved.

In IN if you are 16 and just getting your license you can't have ANY passengers unless they are family. It is to help prevent teenage idiots from being distracted by their immature friends.

And I'm not saying all teenagers are idiots, but most of them act like one.

In my area most of the larrikin drivers are the fathers of the teenager idiots.

Mobile (cell) phones are not the only distractions in a car. There's the stereo, the cigarette lighter, the backseat driver, the kids fighting in the back etc.

I like this rule. There is a learning period where driving is a conscious act rather than a basically subconscious one and you're very vulnerable to distraction in this time.