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This week's weather report in Louisiana didn't say cloudy with a chance of meatballs. But a massive corn dog accident did shut down the interstate there, which is about as close to the real thing as you can get.
KTBS reports a section of I-220 had to be closed in Shreveport early Tuesday morning after a semi-truck loaded with corn dogs crashed and covered the road with about 40,000 of the batter-coated sausages.
Shreveport locals were apparently happy to act on the five-second rule, stocking up on the free food for a later date.
"There were some reports that passersby were coming in and loading up on some of those corn dogs for dinner," Cpl. Marcus Hines told WWLTV. "It's been a big mess but a lot of folks will be eating pretty good this afternoon ... Everything you need to make a good corn dog was in the middle of the roadway."
Fortunately, no one was injured in the accident. Per WBRZ, the driver of the semi will not be cited.
Had I been there, I would have a freezer full of corn dogs. I am never in the right places when these things happen..
KTBS reports a section of I-220 had to be closed in Shreveport early Tuesday morning after a semi-truck loaded with corn dogs crashed and covered the road with about 40,000 of the batter-coated sausages.
Shreveport locals were apparently happy to act on the five-second rule, stocking up on the free food for a later date.
"There were some reports that passersby were coming in and loading up on some of those corn dogs for dinner," Cpl. Marcus Hines told WWLTV. "It's been a big mess but a lot of folks will be eating pretty good this afternoon ... Everything you need to make a good corn dog was in the middle of the roadway."
Fortunately, no one was injured in the accident. Per WBRZ, the driver of the semi will not be cited.
Had I been there, I would have a freezer full of corn dogs. I am never in the right places when these things happen..