A 9 ft by 12ft(3m by 4 m) boulder hits couple's bedroom after rolling down ridge
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/55663 ... t.html.csp"

OMG .... hit their bedroom ? Gives new meaning to "love on the rocks .."

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaCvZJbUx2w[/youtube]

Wait a minute... why wasn't her husband home at 3:00 AM?

Wait a minute... why wasn't her husband home at 3:00 AM]

Between that and him worring about the large boulders lingering above the back yard, it kina makes me wonder.

mrchad9 wrote:Wait a minute... why wasn't her husband home at 3:00 AM?

That was my first thought. She even had to call 911 herself. Maybe he works a night shift?

WebTraveler wrote:

mrchad9 wrote:Wait a minute... why wasn't her husband home at 3:00 AM?

That was my first thought. She even had to call 911 herself. Maybe he works a night shift?

Or at 2:55 AM he was up on the hill behind a boulder.

mrchad9 wrote:

WebTraveler wrote:

mrchad9 wrote:Wait a minute... why wasn't her husband home at 3:00 AM?

That was my first thought. She even had to call 911 herself. Maybe he works a night shift?

Or at 2:55 AM he was up on the hill behind a boulder.

She is expected to make a full recovery...

Maybe he should've had a second boulder standing by.

"When Scot Denhalter moved into a new St. George rental home last month, he told his wife, Wanda, that he was a little worried about the boulder-laden red rock ridge hovering above the backyard."

So........ Why did they buy that house?

I got sick and tired of living in shitty locations, so about 10 years ago when I bought a house I thoroughly researched the area - airport traffic patterns, flood zones, proposed highway extensions, etc. Found a nice, quiet safe area.

But there was a dirt road half-a-mile away that I never checked. What could be there?

One day I went down the road to look - it led to dynamite factory.