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Naew Na predictably focussed on the amulet being worn by a driver who escaped serious injury in a collision.

 

The Luang Phor Khoon amulet to be precise.

 

It was round Prasit's neck and the 64 year old was in no doubts about the amulets powers. 

 

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Police in Lansak, Uthai Thani are investigating after a car was turning and was rear ended by a pick-up.

 

The car - containing two monks who were taken to hospital - ended up overturned 5 meters off the road. Other occupants of the car also survived.

 

The pick-up was partly off the road surface. 

 

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And before you all chime in with the usual and predictable round of skepticism, it's also why millions people around the world wear a St Christopher's medallion of one sort or another.

 

Me? I prefer seatbelts and crash helmets.

My amulet keeps all stupid people away from me ! It looks like a knife.

So, 22000 must be wearing the wrong amulet then.

There are a multitude of threads covering the topic of car crashes and amulets why do we keep having to have stale posts on the same topic.

So it matters not HOW you drive as long as you wear the right amulet.

Suppose its about time that good old cheroot smoking Luang Phor Khoon flexed his powers as his amulets have falled from fashion over the past decade or so in favour of those of the now more popular Luang Phor Thuat.

 

Maybe my insurance needs an upgrade by adding in a:

My amulet prevents cars from overturning.

2 hours ago, toofarnorth said:

So it matters not HOW you drive as long as you wear the right amulet.

 Yer, but the problem is you don't know whether it's the right amulet until after the event.

23 hours ago, webfact said:

It was round Prasit's neck and the 64 year old was in no doubts about the amulets powers. 

Has he got one for preventing accidents... instead of getting injured?

I would buy one of those.