The one-upmanship continues!
A lincoln town car is sitting on the side of the road, with two elderly
gentlemen ambling about and the unmistakable form of a dead Canada Goose
(gotta be 10 lbs at least) crumpled up in the ditch. As I passed by, I
saw the windshield of the lincoln - it looked like a 5 foot diameter
wrecking ball had taken a swing at the car, pushing the windshield in
about a foot and shattering it all the way across. It must have been
scary as hell!
Cale
98cc318 sporty, un-keyed!
Terri Pryer wrote:
>
> whoa close one. I saw something similar once. This red car (forgot what
> kind) was driving through my friends neighborhood once when I was dropping
> him off. When I stopped to let him out the red car slams on its brakes and
> the driver gets out and starts looking at the front of the car. as I passed
> him I looked back and the bird was stuck in his windshield half way in.
> Mark
> -----Original Message-----
> From: FlashBang Fish <swatfish@hotmail.com>
> To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
> Date: Monday, December 06, 1999 11:56 PM
> Subject: DML: When a bird and a Dak meet at 85
>
> >To go along with the deer.....
> >I was going along I-75 to Atlanta last week to a Steve Vai concert minding
> >my own business. Along comes a kamikaze bird out of the median making a
> >bee-line towards my windshield. The bird hits the windshield and it sounds
> >like a shotgun blast. After leaning back up and pulling the seat out of my
> >a@#, I noticed a clear spooge and one lone feather, but no damage. Pure
> >luck I guess. He must have had his pecker pointed in the other direction
> or
> >it would have surely broke thru the glass. I guess Dodge makes pretty
> >decent windshields too.... B.T.W. the point of attempted entry was directly
> >above the steering wheel.
> >
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