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I ran over a colossal object...look at my busted rim.

Donald LaFell

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Donald LaFell

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This story is a bit too lame but I just feel like venting.

I hit some kind of industrial air conditioner part on my way home from school. After I hit it I ran back up the road to get it out before somebody else hit it. But the bastard claimed another victim before I could get there. I started to change my tire but two drug enforcement officers came up on me and decided to help. They ended up doing most of the work, I felt less manly but I'm very thankful they are there for us.

It's around the size of a basketball but it's mostly heavy metal and it felt like I hit Thor's hammer or the fuging Rose Bowl.

I'm picking that black bastard up tomorrow, if it's going to mess up my night that bad I want a souvenir.

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Reminds me of a few months ago, was on 485 and a plumbing work truck was in front of me and a giant sink (one of those restaurant type full on metal ones) flew out of the back and almost hit me. I thought it did, but it was just the sound of it hitting the road that I heard. Sink went to the median but the truck driver just kept going. I pulled up beside him and was like "WTF?" and he just shrugged lol. I should have called the company and reported their driver but meh. And LOL @ Thor's Hammer :)

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