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excitement.
Have you ever been run over by a truck? How about on a date?
I have been. Run over by a truck on a date. It drove on my car. Luckily, it was on the passenger side.
More luckily, it only broke off the mirror and messed up the bumper, and bent in the wheel well (giving me a chance to show my great strength and bend it back out).
Less luckily, it was totally my fault, so nobody to sue but myself.
More luckily, it didn’t damage the truck, so nobody to sue me.
Less luckily, I can’t get the bumper back in place myself.
More luckily, I can replace the mirror myself for 27 buck.
But in any event, here is the question: Is getting your date run over by a truck a valid way to end a date?
If she doesn’t offer to pay for the tow you should break it off at once.
Wow….
So i once had a slight scrape, completely the other guys fault…
(He built a wall in the middle of the drift pan)
.. they had trucks in those days?!?
Start a thread about bumping old cars.
Bump (sue me)
“(He built a wall in the middle of the drift pan)”
wut.
Wut?
me too, WUT?!?
“(He built a wall in the middle of the drift pan)”
This still needs explaining.
What is a drift pan?
This is stalking
Hold on! What happened to your date if the truck ran over the passenger side?!?!?!
ivory, I was thinking the same thing!
SiDi™
She’s probably okay, considering that just the mirror and bumper got hit.
The suspense will continue…
You can replace your bumper with a custom bumper also known as a big metal bar. Been there done that.
A “drift pan” appears to be a place to practice “drifting,”
but not a part of your average road, and
“build a wall” appears to be a paragliding term.
crazybrit:
While I did come across this thread while going through
a poster’s history, I don’t think that’s stalking.
(It wasn’t you.)
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