"I seen the car go up. Then, like, the cable broke ... and I heard a lot of people screaming," Chris Stinnett, who was at a ride next to the Tower of Power, told CNN affiliate WDRB/WMYO-TV in Louisville.
"The cable went under the car -- and I seen it pull up and hit a lot of people -- and I seen them bring their legs up," he said
Yup, he seen it.
Addition:
After posting this, I decided to write a poem describing Mr. Stinnett's ordeal:
Alas, I seen the horror of the ride,
I seen innocence know not where to hide.
I seen the horror with these eyes of mine,
I seen my solace in a bottle of moonshine.
It's a good poem because it starts with "Alas". I learned that from Shakespeare.
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As a native of the greater Louisville, KY area, I should take offense to this post. However, upon reading the same article I immediately called my mother and mocked the person. My parents recently moved back to the area after an absence of sixteen years, and one of the first things they noticed was the massive misuse of grammar, even by people in the education profession.
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