I worked in a tire shop for awhile after high school and seen all kinds of
weird stuff, animal bones, teeth, all types of trash and scrap metal. The
best was a lady that came in on a flat making a Hugh racket, jacked it up
and found a 2" exhaust clamp with the hangar jammed into the tire. Almost a
pound of steel total stuck in/ hanging out of the tire. Porcupine
quills are always fun too.
Mark
"Brian Gonzales" <gonzales@thuntek.net> wrote in message
news:1025480094.1599.5.camel@localhost.localdomain...
>
> My wife once ran over a spark plug. That's the weirdest flat I....er...
> she ever had.
>
> I've probably had 6-8 flats in my live... they were all in the rain,
> below zero degrees, in the dark or when I was in a hurry. Why can't I
> get a flat on the way to my mo-in-law's?
>
>
> On Sun, 2002-06-30 at 15:05, Hop wrote:
> >
> > I've hit road kill b4 and got a flat.. But, it really wasn't road
kill..
> > I was driving down the beach and there were some winter Texans fishing.
> > When they caught a hard head cat fish they would throw them on the beach
and
> > let them die. Well if you've ever caught a saltwater catfish you know
how
> > sharp their dorsal fins are, they have little barbs on them and once
they
> > stick something you can't pull them out.. So I had to take the tire down
and
> > have them push it all the way thru the tire and patch it.. It was wild,
I
> > ran it over and the fish stayed stuck to the tire for a good 3-4
revolutions
> > of the tire. Kinda sounded like "thump thump thump" then the fin broke
> > off... =D
> > Later,HOP.
> > Houston,TeXas (dak content: I tweaked the torsion bars up.. now i just
need
> > to take some new pics after it stops raining.)
> > http://glen.dodgedakotas.com/hop/
> > http://home.swbell.net/hopsdak/
> >
>
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