Their basic and dated concern is the influence of alcohol in the occurance of many accidents which is still most relevent today. This time-lapse discussion is another bit of 1985 information which I think is still quite timely. There are many gruesome and bloody details which follow the intital impact of the bumper into the tree. Ironical, as it may be, this reconstruction scenario doesn't tell us anything about the immovable tree. Most likely the tree lost a few branches and maybe even sustained some major damage.
Many people know that alcohol has a definite influence on the human body.
In the bloodstream, alcohol is sent to every cell and tissue in the body. Alcohol interferes with the duties and functions of both red and white blood cells. We all know about the popular cirrhosis of the liver of many alcoholics. Alcohol inflames the heart muscle and can cause fat to collect on the heart. Who would ever be so foolish to take a bath in sulfuric acid with a wire brush, that would be most painful if not fatal.