By Robert Emslie
Take a look at those tire tracks. Then look at the sign. Then at the tire tracks. Then the Sign. These are truly mysterious times in which we live.
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Everyone knows a driver is required to stop only if the sign is facing the direction of approach.
I think even an old VW Quantum would have hit the sign…
It was a VW Heisenbug.
Or wasn't it?
A ha! Road signs do only exist in two dimensions!
It's the corner of Schrödinger Street and Buckaroo Banzai Boulevard.
Suddenly I'm reminded of how a gamer beat Duke Nukem 3D in ~15 minutes when I was watching Awesome Games Done Quick's speedrun marathon last night and waiting for the Descent speedrun – exploit clipping fails through all the things!
…or was someone driving a high-clearance crop sprayer in winter?
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In other news, my 2015 Challenger R/T is now on order. 5.7L Hemi (not a Hellcat, but quite enough to get in trouble), Torqueflite 8-speed (I like a good autobox), Super Track Pack (what point is an 8-speed automatic if you don't at least get floppy paddles), Jazz Blue (several shades darker than my 2010 in my avatar).
Nice! Congrats!
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Is this in Poland?
I don't think so…
Pole land,
but if I have to explain a joke it didn't work. 🙂
Sorry… I'm kind of a dummy.
No you're not. No-one else got it either. 🙂
I've seen some lifted BroDozers, but things are just getting ridiculous.
The motorcycle riding twins strike again.
An explanation I came across on Reddit:
Truck drives up onto the grass and stops > crew gets out and installs sign > truck drives off.
It's the only reasonable answer I've come across so I'm going with that.
But…did these people hover above the ground? How did they ram the sign into potentially frozen ground?
also – wouldn't a turning vehicle leave diverging traces in the snow (front and rear wheels)? At least with that corner radius?
Perhaps the frost came after the truck crushed the grass. We get similar tracks on a patch of yard that we drive over regularly. This might also explain the lack of footprints, as a truck would apply much more pressure than a person.
Or someone plowed over the sign and it has since been replaced?
the sign is irrelevant. real question is: what car has 4 wheel steering allowing the rear wheels to follow precisely the track of the front wheels
An "OUTATIME" license plate was found at the scene.
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RC truck track in Brazil: https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=871897872830…
I'm going with rolling a tire by hand and being careful to step only where the tire rolled.