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jaguar 05-05-2004 09:20 AM

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lumberjim 05-05-2004 09:25 AM

the first pic shows splashing at the front of the car.....meaning that that stupid ass lady drove into the freaking "puddle". and then she stays in the friggin thing until she has to swim out? i hope her insurance company saw this and didnt pay. dumb ass.

every year when we have flooding, the douchebags on the news go over the same things " dont drive into flooded areas, dont try to walk through, blah blah blah. I always think " well, duh, who dont know that? why do they have to tell us every year?" I guess my questions are answered.

good pics, jag.

glatt 05-05-2004 09:26 AM

"They" always say you should never drive through standing water when you don't know the depth.

Great collection of pics, Jaguar. I saw these a few years ago. I never heard the story behing them. It's obviously the aftermath of a flood in Europe. But that's all you can see in the pics. Do you know more?

jaguar 05-05-2004 09:42 AM

No sorry, I think i grabbed them off a dir on a server somewhere a few years ago, they ended up in my gigantic (~3G) random pics folder and I just happened to remember them.

poohbearbeth 05-05-2004 10:20 AM

I hope you know that this is the same lady that needs to have stupid instructions on products. For example

Hairdryer : do not use while sleeping
Batman Cape : Does not make user fly
Charcoal : Do not eat
And other stupid ones ( can't remember them all, ate too much charcoal) :rolleyes:

Undertoad 05-05-2004 11:20 AM

It's a different car then because this one was supposed to have happened last week. Still a great set of shots!

lumberjim 05-05-2004 11:35 AM

yeah, that and the car is a different color, the street is different, and the blue one looks like it has european tags.

it doesnt look llike the iotd one was hiden by a puddle, either.

ndetroit 05-05-2004 11:37 AM

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the first pic shows splashing at the front of the car.....meaning that that stupid ass lady drove into the freaking "puddle".
Not only that, but look at how close those old people were to the puddle... she was either not paying attention, or trying to be a complete asshole by driving fast through the puddle and soaking all the people standing nearby. ;)

what a jackass !

glatt 05-05-2004 11:45 AM

OK, the woman wasn't smart to drive through the puddle.

In her defense though, a calm, flat, circular shaped puddle on a road appears to be only a few inches deep at the most. She obviously didn't know the pothole was over 10 feet deep. If she did, she wouldn't have driven through it.

Every rainy day, I walk home past a puddle on a busy street. Hundred of people drive through this puddle. They all assume that it's only a couple of inches deep, and they are right. Have none of you ever driven through a puddle before? Most puddles are shallow.

glatt 05-05-2004 11:48 AM

If you are going to mock anyone in the picture, I think the old guy in the front, with the big gut and the bag, is certainly mock-worthy. He just stands there like a doofus during the whole thing.

lumberjim 05-05-2004 11:50 AM

yeah, you're right, glatt. hindsight is 20/20. looking at the pic where the cop is standing there, i think I would have gone through in my jeep. the close ups don't show that very well.

wolf 05-05-2004 11:55 AM

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Originally posted by dar512


When I first read this, I thought, "What a change. From geology to psychology." Then I realized it was just going from rocks in the ground to people with rocks in their heads. :D

In my interview for the psychology master's degree, in an attempt to make up for my lack of background in the field, I said to the Dept Chair, "Well, in Geography you look at and plan for aggregate human behavior. What I'm looking at here, is focusing more on individual behavior."

Either that or the fact that I was already employed in one of the more notorious local nuthouses and loving it lead to an interesting exchange. The absent minded prof had scheduled two interviews at the same time ... I was in jeans and a tee shirt, because i was really in "just checking things out mode," hadn't even applied for the program and was picking up the papers to look over that day, expecting to apply for September admission. There was a young lady in business suit, with a briefcase and copy of her Bachelor's in Psychology from a well known university there as well. He talked to us both a bit. At the conclusion of the meeting, he told her that he might consider her for admission to the program if she took a couple additional undergrad psych classes. He turned to me and said, "You will register for my Learning and Memory class. It starts a week from Tuesday."

I had to get my application in REALLY fast.

Griff 05-05-2004 11:58 AM

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Originally posted by glatt
If you are going to mock anyone in the picture,..
Hold on, we never mock...

xoxoxoBruce 05-05-2004 05:44 PM

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Originally posted by glatt
If you are going to mock anyone in the picture, I think the old guy in the front, with the big gut and the bag, is certainly mock-worthy. He just stands there like a doofus during the whole thing.
Wrong Glatt, in the film clip, she drove around a roadblock.:rolleyes:

lumberjim 05-05-2004 05:52 PM

bruce, do you have a link to that clip?


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