The same as the distinction between "war" and "policing action" and "peacekeeping mission". The difference is which side of the line and political agenda you reside on.

I'm sorry, but I'm sure most people with any common sense would have done this. You can see him turn into the car just before impact also.

Hi there, grumpy contrarian internet guy.

What you are missing is that they intentionally turned the car that way. Not to avoid a crash, but to deflect the impact. Had it been a head on collision both cars' occupants could of been injured. They turned their car so that the impact would be on the right rear side, which deflected the oncoming car toward the…

> whether a customer asking to go to "the G" was referring to Geelong, the post office
> or the Melbourne cricket ground.

Haha, I bet that second driver shit his pants doing an endo after landing that jump! It looks like they were driving around a manufacturer proving grounds. Man-made mudding pits, wet skidpad, and suspension/quality testing bumps.

We need some sort of a system. For example:
10 hoots = 1 darn
10 darns = 1 damn
10 damns = 1 rat's ass
10 rat's asses = 1 crap
10 craps = 1 shit
10 shits = 1 fuck
10 fucks = 1 fucking shit
10 fucking shits = 1 clusterfuck
10 clusterfucks = 1 Jesus tap-dancing Christ
Anything beyond this point becomes a multiple of previous…

175 or more miles he went, eventually finding a dirt fucking road that was climbing in altitude and kept following it.

*Goes for brief drive in Mini Cooper*

This is the second time today I've used a Dale Gribble picture in reply.

Speculation time.

This might have deturd them from using that highway again.

Well thats shitty

I found it: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/13…

Especially on an Alero. *Looks at car, looks at poo, notices it's an Alero*

It's because the truck had just left a water filtration plant and was on its way to a landfill.

Now that is a Shit Show!

Years ago in my home town there was a farmer who claimed his bank owed him money or something. So he did this to his local branch:

and I thought my commute this morning was shitty.