Matt Daniels

I saw this posted on the Quattro list today and figured that you guys would enjoy it. The story in todays Hartford Courant, which I believe is a Connecticut news paper.<p><b>Teen's Day Ends In Birthday Suit And A Stolen Car </b><p>By TRACY GORDON FOX <br>This story ran in the Courant June 15, 1999<p>What do you do when your teenage son arrives home from a rock concert naked, driving an expensive car you've never seen before? <p>James Michael Lee's father thought it best to call the police. <p>The confused father told officers his son had just pulled into the driveway about 11:30 p.m. Sunday sans clothing or shoes, but with a 1998 Audi that did not belong to them. <p>It turned out that the 18-year-old Lee needed some wheels to make the nearly 60-mile drive home to Ridgefield from East Haddam, where he had been with his friends at an all-day rock and zydeco concert at Sunrise Resort. <p>The day of partying, which included some hallucinogenic mushrooms, had apparently left him disoriented and he passed out. When he woke up, he tromped through the woods and sloshed through a cove. Emerging from the water, he shed his clothes and kept walking, police said. <p>He came out of the woods at Cove Road where he began looking for a way home, police said. <p>Neighbors noticed a naked man walking around earlier in the evening, but did not call the police. <p> No one saw him enter a house on Cove Road by breaking in through the rear door, apparently after tripping over and breaking some plastic lawn furniture in the backyard. He also took a beer from a refrigerator and rummaged through some drawers before finding a key to the Audi, police said. <p>Then he drove home, naked. Police said they were perplexed that Lee stole only a baseball bat, no clothes, money or jewelry, from the house. <p>When he arrived at his father's front door naked, his father, George Lee, thought at first it was a prank. Then he saw the car. <p>``I said, `Wait a minute. You can't go to bed. There's a stolen car here,' '' said George Lee, who said he was speaking in his son's behalf.<ul><li><a href="http://www.courant.com/news/article/ctnews8.stm">http://www.courant.com/news/article/ctnews8.stm</a></li></ul>

tk2x

bet that leather feels good when you're naked....

KurtW

I hate it when I do those things too. So embarrasing. 8^)

qt4lddht

Temporary Insanity, I'm guessing?

Roger B

Just say no!

Guest

probably stole one with the winter package, mmm, heated seats

Zonk

My sentiments exactly. Even when you are impaired, the A4 has appeal.

Sam

911 on the Leather Cleaner - UGH!

nealr

He just got confused when someone asked if he had an innie or an audi....HA!