...do you think I can pop it back out?


So I'm driving down to my parents house today and its raining off and on, but for the most part not that hard, and I'm about 2 miles from the off-ramp to their house which is at the bottom of a hill. I change lanes from the fast lane to the middle lane going around 55-60 miles an hour (which is 5-10 miles under the speed limit) and there are no cars for roughly 1/2 mile ahead of me, but I notice they are braking, so I begin to brake to make sure I have plenty of time to stop only to find my brakes were not working. I don't know if I was hydroplaning or there was oil on the road or what, all I know is that my brakes were useless and I wasn't slowing down. With cars on both sides of me I knew there was no chance of escaping an accident, so I decided to try and shoot the gap between the car in the fast lane and the car in the middle lane, only to find there wasn't enough room between them, so ended up hitting the car in the middle lane pretty hard and just bumping into the car in the fast lane. Apparently I wasn't the only one who's brakes wouldn't work because there was a total of 7 cars involved in the pile up, and I was the last one to get into it. Out of those 7 cars, it was actually 3 completely seperate accidents with 3 or 4 cars losing control.
The good news is that even with 7 cars involved, and the horrible shape my car is in, no one was injured. I don't even have any bruises. The claims adjuster is going to call me on Mon and will most likely tell me my car is totalled (the unibody is messed up, so I can't imagine its not totalled), which I guess means its time to go car shopping.
The crazy thing is the car I hit seemed to take very little damage. It looks like he'll need a new bumper and thats about it.
