I feel your pain, godfathercorvette.

Kudos to them for finding the quick solution to their situation.

I distinctly remember accompanying my father on a little stroll between banks in Utica, NY. I was perhaps 8 or 10 at the time.

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It was one of a very few such items I kept posted on my cubicle wall for visitors to distract themselves with.

I just reposted this to tips, but since the vehicle above was also a 1st gen neon, this seems appropriate here. Plus, you don't need a chiropractor immediately afterwards.

For recognition purposes?

January 7th or so, 2004, my in-laws came out to visit us. On their way home, they were perhaps 1/2 mile from their exit off the NYS Thruway when a tractor-trailer neatly PIT-manuver'd them.

Am I off on the story? Going from memory... and your last one sounds familiar. Maybe it is urban legend.

Reposting my reply to another recent two wheels bad post.

#COTD without a doubt.

As a bicyclist, I've had similar experience.

This is your bike, my friend.

I always did my best to time my shot for when there was no traffic potentially at risk.

Well played

As I posted with the tip...

I had a Jeep Grand Cherokee that had a bunch of problems (turned out to be nondisclosed flood car, but that's another story). Took it to a dealership in the same 'network' (same ownership) as the one we had purchased from, and one of these (stock) was on the sales floor.

+1000 internets for you.

Absolutely.

I rather like that as a #QOTD