NY man drives truck into ocean, LOL
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You can't fix stupid.
Reminiscent of a recent (suspected) suicide in Virginia Beach where a Nissan Kicks CUV was driven off the end of the V.B. fishing pier into the Atlantic Ocean.
VB Pier Crash Vehicle Recovered
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Excellent way to get the beach closed to everyone else.
Of course, he can't do this in the state in which he lives, which has beach areas last I checked. Tourists.
Of course, he can't do this in the state in which he lives, which has beach areas last I checked. Tourists.
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He only got into trouble because vehicles were not allowed on the beach at that particular time.
He has that new scent air fresher installed-Seabreeze.
I can hear it rusting from here.
I wonder if he thought that driving in the water is just, "something to do".
Many people craft their actions and words after the TV shows, movies and commercials running in their heads.
It's more than, "You can't fix stupid". Bad ideas, images and lifestyles are pumped into dim minds.
Many people craft their actions and words after the TV shows, movies and commercials running in their heads.
It's more than, "You can't fix stupid". Bad ideas, images and lifestyles are pumped into dim minds.
Nice endorsement for how tough RAM trucks are!
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Just saw listed at Carmax! lol
As a 1980's Embry Riddle student in Daytona Beach, I was a regular on the beach. I saw this kind of thing often, especially if they parked during low tide. Sometimes they'd get stuck and a tow truck would drag the ruined vehicle out of the ocean.
Driving on the beach back then was 24/7, and really fun. From Ponce Inlet near New Smyrna all the way to Ormond beach, the sand was generally hard enough to safely drive on.
There were many nights after work, where I'd take my KLR600 or IT490 dirt bike (with street legal tag) and hop on the beach at 2AM, ride North as far as I could. There was nobody out, and often the moon light made it surreal. There may or may not have been miles and miles of wheelies...
Driving on the beach back then was 24/7, and really fun. From Ponce Inlet near New Smyrna all the way to Ormond beach, the sand was generally hard enough to safely drive on.
There were many nights after work, where I'd take my KLR600 or IT490 dirt bike (with street legal tag) and hop on the beach at 2AM, ride North as far as I could. There was nobody out, and often the moon light made it surreal. There may or may not have been miles and miles of wheelies...
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Wow, a Dodge Ram with saltwater crammed into every non-accessible part of it! It'll have about a year...
Probably he should go park it deep as he dares in a freshwater boat launch for a while, then change some fluids!Wow, a Dodge Ram with saltwater crammed into every non-accessible part of it! It'll have about a year...
I am glad you all liked it.
Fool, only the Toybota can handle this task!
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