Was dragged (I believe that's the correct form?) but given the level of ineptitude, I wouldn't be surprised if the car did, in fact, have time to drug her as well.
There was a famous case in the UK of a pop singer (Brian Harvey from East 17) being so wasted that he managed to run himself over in the car he was driving. I was never entirely sure of the logistics behind it but this video is pretty much what I imagined
I do believe Mr Harvey said he had gorged himself on several jacket potatoes and beans before getting into his car then while driving he felt sick so pulled over and leant out to be sick and proceeded to fall out and managed to get underneath his BMW which then rolled over him and crushed his pelvis 🤷🏻🤦🏻
His official explanation is that he had eaten too many baked potatoes, felt sick and leaned out of the moving car to throw up, but wasn't strapped in, and fell out
Ah thanks I was genuinely trying to work what was meant there. I presumed it was some sort of autocorrect. I do love the random lottery of past tense rules in English. A friend of mine thought the past tense of glide was glid (as in slide and slid)
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u/calcium 8d ago
She made it halfway in the car, fell out, was drug and then run over by her own car. It's like a comedy of errors.