#7 from MXC. Most Extreme Elimination Challenge. Someone took Japanese TV shows full of those stunts and dubbed hilarious English commentary over it.. I used to laugh my head off watching it.
#1 Many years ago in central PA I worked in a very rural area. When it was dark and your lights shined in a field you could see hundreds of deer eyes. My one buddy told me a story of what happened to him. He was on his way to work and saw several deer crossing the road so he stopped. He noticed one deer on the embankment which hadn't crossed yet so he waved it on. It jumped on his hood, danced around a bit, then took off. -sammy
Most of my drive to & from work is through woods, some of it through a national forest, and at this time of year, almost all of it in the dark. I run my brights whenever I'm not meeting anybody. I don't expect to see deer, but I can see their eyes. --Tennessee Budd
50 odd years ago a friend and I were on our way back from deer hunting in '57 Chrysler Imperial. We came around a sweeping right hand turn on a downgrade when I saw deer eyes on the left side of the road. I told my friend "there's a deer on the left". He said " I see it". As soon as the high beams came off the deer, it jumped right in front of the car. I saw hind quarters fly up over the hood. the impact stove in the grill and put the radiator into the fan stopping the motor. as we were on a downgrade, now with no power brakes, it took almost 1/2 a mile to get the car stopped. We backed up- to where the deer lay dead on the shoulder. There was a house almost right across the road so we asked the people there to call the police. The police called the game warden. The game warden showed up in about an hour, parked right next to the deer, opened his trunk, put the deer in and drove off never saying a word to the police or us.
#5 By inches.....
ReplyDelete#5 Missed him by "that" much
ReplyDeleteKinda suspicious he is standing exactly where two company buses pass at same exact time.
Delete#10 "Someday you'll thank me".....
ReplyDelete"But dad, you said I wouldn't get hurt."
Delete"Yeah, Hitler said he was gonna stop at Czechoslovakia. Welcome to the real world, kid."
#7 from MXC. Most Extreme Elimination Challenge. Someone took Japanese TV shows full of those stunts and dubbed hilarious English commentary over it.. I used to laugh my head off watching it.
ReplyDeleteGet it on!
DeleteLlllllet's go!
Delete#3- Inviting your dog onto the kitchen bar/table: What are those people thinking???
ReplyDelete#9- Packaging like a ChiCom Boss. With attitude.
#3 I agree. Those two are idiots.
DeleteStoopit people teaching a good dog to do stoopit things.
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ReplyDeleteI am thinking #6 is radio controlled. I don't see any indication that the dog or child has a foot on any kind of go pedal on the floor.
#8 looks like something I would have done in my teens had I thought of it at the time :)
ReplyDeleteStarker here, #3 must be demonrats, you know, Unintended Consequences! How could anyone for see that happening?
ReplyDelete#9 This is "Taping 101", you pay attention long time!
ReplyDelete- WDS
It's interesting how the blast pattern in the ice is hexagonal instead of circular.
ReplyDeleteA straight line is the shortest distance between two points.
Delete#7 Will be lucky if she does not have a broken neck.
ReplyDeleteCrazy tape lady.
ReplyDelete#1 Many years ago in central PA I worked in a very rural area. When it was dark and your lights shined in a field you could see hundreds of deer eyes. My one buddy told me a story of what happened to him. He was on his way to work and saw several deer crossing the road so he stopped. He noticed one deer on the embankment which hadn't crossed yet so he waved it on. It jumped on his hood, danced around a bit, then took off. -sammy
ReplyDeleteMost of my drive to & from work is through woods, some of it through a national forest, and at this time of year, almost all of it in the dark. I run my brights whenever I'm not meeting anybody. I don't expect to see deer, but I can see their eyes.
Delete--Tennessee Budd
#7. Japan has some very funny goofy TV shows. Typically involving the uncoordinated as shown here.
ReplyDeleteThey also have some where they do it nude.
Delete50 odd years ago a friend and I were on our way back from deer hunting in '57 Chrysler Imperial. We came around a sweeping right hand turn on a downgrade when I saw deer eyes on the left side of the road. I told my friend "there's a deer on the left". He said " I see it". As soon as the high beams came off the deer, it jumped right in front of the car. I saw hind quarters fly up over the hood. the impact stove in the grill and put the radiator into the fan stopping the motor. as we were on a downgrade, now with no power brakes, it took almost 1/2 a mile to get the car stopped. We backed up- to where the deer lay dead on the shoulder. There was a house almost right across the road so we asked the people there to call the police. The police called the game warden. The game warden showed up in about an hour, parked right next to the deer, opened his trunk, put the deer in and drove off never saying a word to the police or us.
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#6 A boy and his dog.
ReplyDelete#10- “ Time to go home, I said”
ReplyDelete#1 was a Chinese deer trying for an insurance claim.
ReplyDelete#9 reminds me of rodeo roping events.
ReplyDeleteMXC is the best show ever
ReplyDeleteRight you are, Ken
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