This is what I need: A job where I get to break stuff in unimaginable ways, and get paid lots of money to do it. I especially love the last line:
"It's a service we provide"...
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- Way more fun than it oughta be.
- Best mugshot of 2005.
- Tomorrow I'm going to do this to K-Mart.
- Missed a Darwin Award by [ ] THAT much!
- I'm not sure if posting on Reprobates qualifies as...
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- Can anyone read Japanese - I reeeaaallly need to k...
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- Bugatti Veyron
- Windy?
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- The hills are alive, with the sound of ... jackboots?
- Desperate Airlines
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2 comments:
That's most likely from Top Gear, a motoring show here in the UK that does batty stuff like that all the time. They especially have a thing about destroying caravans. Unfortunately, I think I've just deleted the show where they showed Mercedes new intelligent braking system - supposed to automatically stop the car hitting something - failing spectacularly in Mercedes' own test lab :)
Dude, that was a set-up: http://www.askaprice.com/torque-article.asp?article=Failed_Mercedes_demonstration_a_fake&item=718
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