Same. Just a soft spot was enough to see me nearly bellied above the high tide line. I was saved by driftwood being about to build a road but clutch took a beating in the 2 hours or so I spent getting out.
I had a vet grab a hunk of skin on my puppy, pushed the needle right through & stick me in the arm. I got an abscess that took months to heal. Then the moron had the nerve to send me the bill. I never paid it.
#1: My last dog had special needs, so I spent enough time at the vet for her and some the techs to let their guard down around me, and they would joke about this exact scenario. #4: In SF in 1995 I saw a boat half swallowed up by a beach, it got stuck and the tide coming in and out did its thing. It was apparently a lost cause because they were taking chainsaws to it. #5: Knowing school bus drivers as I do, this was at least partly the fault of the school bus driver.
Number 8 happened to me with my brothers brand new skid steer. Not 3 hours on it. I caved in a septic tank lid and in we went. None the worse for wear thankfully.
#4 is how me and a couple of cousins learned to drive. A 1966 Chevelle 396 with 3 on the tree. Drunk uncle let us take turns driving down the beach. Get stuck, everybody out. Shovel then push. About a 1/4 mile down uncle would stop and wait for us. We learned to shift, to not be hesitant about applying the power, how to downshift quickly. And how to stay on the beach between the water and the soft dry sand. Get stuck and you have 4 cousins hassling you on the 1/4 mile walk back to the car.
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#1 Well that's what you get for trying to vaccinate a Chupacabra
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#1 At least she's de-wormed now!
DeleteHopefully it offsets the vaccine
DeleteNo more Distemper every 28 days...
Delete#4 Been there, done that.
ReplyDeleteSame. Just a soft spot was enough to see me nearly bellied above the high tide line. I was saved by driftwood being about to build a road but clutch took a beating in the 2 hours or so I spent getting out.
DeleteAnd it looks like a tesla? Hope he's above tide line.
Delete#4... if you ever find yourself in that position let some air out of the tires..
ReplyDeletethe bus or the car?
DeleteYou need to pay attention...
DeleteProbably a community rabies vaccine clinic.. At least she won't foam at the mouth
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I had a vet grab a hunk of skin on my puppy, pushed the needle right through & stick me in the arm. I got an abscess that took months to heal. Then the moron had the nerve to send me the bill. I never paid it.
ReplyDelete1 no parvo for you!
ReplyDelete9 location, location
#1: My last dog had special needs, so I spent enough time at the vet for her and some the techs to let their guard down around me, and they would joke about this exact scenario.
ReplyDelete#4: In SF in 1995 I saw a boat half swallowed up by a beach, it got stuck and the tide coming in and out did its thing. It was apparently a lost cause because they were taking chainsaws to it.
#5: Knowing school bus drivers as I do, this was at least partly the fault of the school bus driver.
Number 8 happened to me with my brothers brand new skid steer. Not 3 hours on it. I caved in a septic tank lid and in we went. None the worse for wear thankfully.
ReplyDeleteAh the proverbial Tootsie Roll hunt...
DeleteLove it. #4 is a tesla. Heavy assed mf in the sand. Waaay in the sand!
ReplyDelete#9 has the freshest seafood brought right to your table still flapping!
ReplyDelete#4 is how me and a couple of cousins learned to drive. A 1966 Chevelle 396 with 3 on the tree. Drunk uncle let us take turns driving down the beach.
ReplyDeleteGet stuck, everybody out. Shovel then push. About a 1/4 mile down uncle would stop and wait for us.
We learned to shift, to not be hesitant about applying the power, how to downshift quickly. And how to stay on the beach between the water and the soft dry sand.
Get stuck and you have 4 cousins hassling you on the 1/4 mile walk back to the car.