Insurance Videos

Trigun Episode 2 [2/3] Truth of Mistake

No one really knows what the 60 billion dollar-wanted-man named Vash really looks like, only what damage he has been fabled to have caused. Due to over 300 insurance claims filed by the inhabitants of the cities Vash the Stampede has supposedly demolished, the FIA has sent two claims inspectors - Meryl Stryfe & Milly Thompson - to find Vash and investigate / fine him for all the damage he has caused. Now Vash must not only deal with merciless bounty hunters, but hounding insurance companies too in a setting very reminiscent of such American westerns as Bonanza or Gunsmoke.

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Drivin round the block :)

I was bored and parents left a car at home as well as the keys... so i went for a little drive :)
It didn't have any number plates so i couldn't really go into the mainroad.. which would = cops = bad because no drivers license/no insurance/no plates.
But hey. am safe..ish.

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Nurses Back 'SiCKO,' Slam Insurance Companies

"In this system, the way it's set up, the way the health insurance industry makes a profit is by restricting access and denying care." -- Geri Jenkins, RN, President, California Nurses Association

http://www.michaelmoore.com cares.

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NASCAR Truck Race Lap One Incident

Mike Skinner forces Clint Bowyer into the wall coming off turn two at the Dover International Speedway during the AAA Insurance 200. Bonus coverage of T.J. Bell crash.

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Piranha trailer

The sophomore effort for director Joe Dante, a future protégé of Steven Spielberg, this low-budget, high-camp horror spoof of Jaws (1977) features several chiller stars of yesteryear. Insurance investigator Maggie McKeown (Heather Menzies) is dispatched to find two missing teenage hikers near Lost River Lake. She hires surly backwoods drunkard Paul Grogan (Bradford Dillman) to serve as her guide. Searching the area, they find an abandoned military facility. The only resident is Dr. Robert Hoak (Kevin McCarthy), former head of a top-secret project to breed piranha for use in the Vietnam War. The project was closed down years ago, but Hoak has continued raising a deadly strain of the flesh-eating fish. When Hoak is knocked unconscious, Maggie and Paul accidentally release the piranha into a local river, which leads to the lake where a children's summer camp and a newly opened tourist resort will provide plenty of fish food for the hungry predators. Maggie and Paul race to warn the locals, but their pleas fall on skeptical ears, such as those of resort owner Buck Gardner (Dick Miller) — until the piranha reach the swimmers. Piranha (1978) was co-written by John Sayles, making his motion picture debut.

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