He appeared to turn into the Williams driver and was lucky not to suffer terminal damage.
Of course, you'll soon be no stranger to terminal damage, too.
When democratic leaders get things wrong, we kick them out before they can do terminal damage.
So can we blame Hemingway for inflicting terminal damage on these species?
By the time the crowd had settled in their seats at Trent Bridge yesterday, terminal damage had already been inflicted on the England order.
David Cameron's hopes of being able to avoid terminal damage to Conservative party unity after the EU referendum campaign were dented on Sunday when two rebel MPs openly called for a new leader and a general election before Christmas.
Think back to the first time Hillary entered the world's consciousness, in early 1992, sitting on a sofa for a joint TV interview to try to rescue her husband from the terminal damage that Gennifer Flowers seemed likely to do to his presidential ambitions.
Yesterday, they were pushed further into arrears as Durham built on a century from opening batsman Mark Stoneham to establish a platform which will allow Onions to bowl as aggressively as he likes on the final day, with every chance of dealing Nottinghamshire's title prospects perhaps terminal damage.
Continued year-on-year cuts would surely risk terminal damage and even raise the whole question of why have local government at all.
There was a corresponding increase in PXT binding in the midbrain/brainstem, the region containing the 5HT cell bodies that project to the cerebral cortex, a pattern typical of reactive sprouting in response to nerve terminal damage.
In truth, though, despite a poor start that saw the 2007 champions slip to 36-3 againsthehe Proteas, the damage was done by a nine-wicket defeat by Australia in their opening Super Eight match, a result that did terminal damage to their net run-rate.
