"The year was 1992?and I was 17 years old," reports Ronald. "My mother lived in South Bend, Indiana and my father lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I had made this trip a half dozen times by myself in the past. I always chose to drive at night because there was less traffic, less road construction, too.
"This particular night I was driving from my mother's to my father's. I had called him on the phone just as I left, as always. When I arrived at his house he had a look of disbelief on his face and said, 'What are you doing here?' Until then I had not noticed that I had made?the 370 mile trip in less than 4 hours. I drove an old Pontiac four-door that was not capable of the well over 100 mph that would have been required for that time. Also, I do not remember stopping to get gas, and that car would not make that trip on less than 1? tanks of gas. Needless to say, I have always been puzzled by this event."
These stories of apparent time slips always are puzzling, Ronald. According to Google Maps directions, the trip should have taken you about 6? to?7 hours -- and that's without stopping for gas, food, and bio breaks. Seems impossible, and if your start and arrival times are accurate, it's hard to find an explanation.
But here are more weird stories of time slips:
- Blip in time
- He Got There Before He Arrived
- Missing Time and Out of Place
- Mysterious Glow and Misssing Time
... and many more.
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