Things you see while driving....

[William]

Originally Posted by 2LeftCleats

William, where the hell do you live that people move fine furniture like that?

Everyday in Rhode Island my friend, ev-er-ry day.








William

[schwa86]

Not my video, but still...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B7-6nXGflec

[seanile]

Originally Posted by Jaybee

Can you please tell my wife? She won't listen to the same message from me.

stop the car until she stops doing it? every time she does it, pull over. that type of risk is not worth taking..

[mt2u77]

Was there another motorcycle carrying an extension ladder going the other direction? Maybe some form of a modern jousting match?




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[bikinchris]

Originally Posted by Jaybee

Can you please tell my wife? She won't listen to the same message from me.

An airbag goes off with the force of a 12 gauge shotgun. It will likely break the drivers nose and the passenger airbag is much larger and has to use more force to inflate the larger bag in time.

[Tabl10s]

Originally Posted by Irishgirl

Disclaimer....This is not my pic and did not see this out in the “wild”...however when I saw the pic it caused me to pause and think about some of my personal odd moments and others I’ve seen while driving.

One in particular is I forgot to remove my cycling helmet and was driving around with the top down on my convertible- only realized the helmet was on when the driver next to me started snapping photos.

Lots of thoughts on this pic...




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On the way to the hospital, I see a guy sitting in the middle of the road asking if I could call the cops. I look to the right and see a pickup turning slowly on its roof like a bagel in a microwave.

[seanile]

Originally Posted by Tabl10s

like a bagel in a microwave.

I have so many questions.

[William]

Originally Posted by seanile

I have so many questions.

I'm hungry.







W.

[redir]

There's a good Three Stooges skit in there with the guy carrying the ladder.

[cetuximab]

Originally Posted by bikinchris

I often see people driving around with a passenger having their feet on the dashboard. If they get in a crash, that airbag will turn their lower leg bones into powder, probably requiring amputation.
Stop doing that.

The major problem is soft tissue injury. This young patient’s few fractures had healed but she had chronic leg pain and venous insufficiency.

The few times a passenger in my car has put their feet up on the dash. I tell them the story. And politely request their feet off the dash.

[Tabl10s]

Originally Posted by seanile

I have so many questions.

I'm sure you do.