hit a bird today
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From: San Fernando Valley, CA
[QUOTE]Originally posted by PlasticTHUG
[B]Last year I was coming out of taco bell with my girl-friend (notice the hypen) and there was this bird just standing on my side of the road... You know normally they move out the way... but this one just kept standing there and I ended up creaming it... it was funny and sad at the same time.
[B]Last year I was coming out of taco bell with my girl-friend (notice the hypen) and there was this bird just standing on my side of the road... You know normally they move out the way... but this one just kept standing there and I ended up creaming it... it was funny and sad at the same time.
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From: Durham
Originally posted by rworne
Errm, someone used a staplegun on its feet?
Hot day and it got stuck to the fresh tar on the road?
$%&!@# kids and their $$*@#^ gum!!!
Maybe the bird had a white cane?
Misjudged the clearance of your car when it tried to "duck" at the last second.
Honestly, I think these animals have fraternities or clubs and performing daring actions in traffic are part of their hazing ritual.
Errm, someone used a staplegun on its feet?
Hot day and it got stuck to the fresh tar on the road?
$%&!@# kids and their $$*@#^ gum!!!
Maybe the bird had a white cane?
Misjudged the clearance of your car when it tried to "duck" at the last second.
Honestly, I think these animals have fraternities or clubs and performing daring actions in traffic are part of their hazing ritual.
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From: Upland, CA
In my girlfriend's '93 Celica I once caught a sparrow in the pocket between the side mirror and the a-pillar at 90+ mph. The shape of the mirror must have created some sort of air current which sucked him in. I had to get out and poke him out with an old plastic fork.
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