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[Scotty C]

What a shame, the family of four people died in that crash in Russia.

Sorry i didnn't know that or I wouldn't have posted it.

Bibs if you want it removed then please do.

[Bibs]

Done

One for you Scotty.

[Scotty C]

i prefer this.

http://www.doubleback.co.uk/

[Bibs]

Very smart, looks very camp. Is that your truck in the video?

[Bibs]

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[Iconic Ride]

Hey, if nothing else I now know what "Auto-Tune" is all about. I'll be releasing my video next week.

[mayevora]

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[Kim.com]

[GordonMasson]

Not my most flattering look perhaps?

Edited March 27, 2012 by GordonMasson

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[bosbon_be]

Belgian Public transport ads

one more

another one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2agCcKSFNg

Last one

[Bibs]

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[Bibs]

[Kim.com]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVbHTeEYwfY

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Holy sh*t! That's cuttin' it kinda' close. But that was the "easy" part. Wouldn't want to be in his shoes when it comes time to explain things to the boss.

[comem47]

The story behind the tow truck video

"A Lithuanian truck driver broke several bones while a tow truck driver made a last-ditch escape as both vehicles veered over the side of a cliff in northern Norway on Sunday.

Extraordinary footage shot from another vehicle shows the driver of the tow truck jumping out at the last moment before his vehicle slides over the guard rail and plummets toward the fjord below near Leirosen, some 700 kilometres north of Oslo.

The 49-year-old truck driver was not so fortunate. He was airlifted to hospital after his rig tumbled 65 metres down the precipice.

Sandnessjøen hospital reported that his condition was serious but stable after the driver suffered multiple broken bones in the fall.

Loaded with a cargo of fish, the truck came to a standstill at 9.30am on Sunday. Not equipped with the right winter tyres, the truck slid off the road shortly before midday, bringing the tow truck with it."

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The Norwegian Times

1 Apr 2012

Scientists in Oslo today were continuing to speculate on the cause of a large fish kill that had apparently drifted down the Leirosen River fjord late last week, coming to rest near the Parliament Building in Oslo. To their collective astonishment, numerous varieties of fish not native to the area were found in the foul mass of decaying remains. Various theories of this latest example of "dead fish syndrome" were put forth, including the possibility of cross-species breeding activities, genetic mutational effects of global warming trends, or simply a political message delivered by constituents upstream. The arrival of the highly aromatic detritus was made all the more remarkable by the fact that the Leirosen does not even flow into the Oslo waterway, providing the first direct empirical evidence of quantum tunneling at the macroscopic level.

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Too funny!