#1 - Test Driver - "This car has LOTS of pick-up ..."
#10 - This is where a zip tie or two comes in useful. I once broke a shoe lace on my lace up boots at ranch and used a short length of fence wire to keep my boot at least loosely on my foot. I was lucky.
When I was in HS, there was a kid that landed his Subaru wagon in the eaves of a house at a T-intersection. He came up the leg of the T, blew the stop sign at the top and hit the far curb at just the right angle/speed to launch the car into the air. He was either stoned or drunk at the time and didn't survive. The rear window had something on it that looked suspiciously like brains.
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Hopefully everyone is having a better Monday than those people.. As to # 4 I'm not sure what that is but I'm sure I don't want to find out..
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Hopefully it's salsa.
DeleteHopefully! Not sure I want to know, either,
DeleteIt definitely looks sketchy
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Remember 'Alien'?
DeleteI'm thinking 'Spaceballs'.
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I've seen that at Deer Camp Repeatedly! Especially the young guys.
DeleteHello my honey, hello my baby, hello my ragtime girl..
DeleteTo pick nits, it's "ragtime gal!"
DeleteStarker was here
#1 - The guy who built that porch roof can be proud.
ReplyDeleteI really want to know that backstory.
DeleteThe guy that strapped a water heater to the wall, not so much.
DeleteThe shoelace is not so bad. When you don’t have a spare, or are in a rush to be somewhere, thats when it can be annoying.
ReplyDeleteAnd that's when it's going to happen.
DeletePSA: I used a couple of skinny zip ties once.
Delete- WDS
I worked a wreck like #1 about 20 years ago. Still not really sure how it got up there.
ReplyDelete#9 Let's go surfing now? Any body else hear the Beach Boys when they saw that one?
ReplyDelete#1: Could be worse. Instead of a Jap sedan it could be 31/Atlas.
ReplyDelete#4: That his lung.?
#6
ReplyDeleteSome ideas work in theory, but not in practice :/
#1 ... How in hell did that house slip under the car?
ReplyDelete#1 - Test Driver - "This car has LOTS of pick-up ..."
Delete#10 - This is where a zip tie or two comes in useful. I once broke a shoe lace on my lace up boots at ranch and used a short length of fence wire to keep my boot at least loosely on my foot. I was lucky.
When I was in HS, there was a kid that landed his Subaru wagon in the eaves of a house at a T-intersection. He came up the leg of the T, blew the stop sign at the top and hit the far curb at just the right angle/speed to launch the car into the air. He was either stoned or drunk at the time and didn't survive. The rear window had something on it that looked suspiciously like brains.
DeleteOne comment sums up most of these:
ReplyDelete"Hey, you can't park there!"