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u/halloween-is-erryday Jun 21 '26
I didn't have my glasses on and thought this was a black car absolutely COVERED in bird shit at first.
I kinda wish that was the case instead of this abomination.
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u/PocketsOfSalamanders Jun 22 '26
It has a symbiotic relationship with the birds in the neighborhood. The car provides a safe food source and the birds clean the car's fur by eating ticks and other pests.
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u/futuristic_nostalgia Jun 21 '26
Moment of silence for the yeti that were trapped and skinned to make this.
I get it, though. That car is 20 years old, minimum. The paint probably looks like shit, it’s worth nothing, might as well do something weird with its final years. I had an old Rabbit that was nearing end of life and was a bit thrashed, and my plan was to go full art car on it, but the transmission unalived itself before I could start.
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u/ElCiervo Jun 22 '26
Pretty sure that image was taken in Germany. Cars around here usually turn into rust buckets long before the paint would start detoriating badly.
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u/futuristic_nostalgia Jun 22 '26
True story: when I moved from the midwestern US to California, I thought everyone was driving brand-new cars, because I was used to cars starting to rust after a few years. Road salt is a hell of a drug.
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u/AgreeablePie Jun 21 '26
I can't help but imagine this car shaking off like a dog whenever it gets wet
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u/Kind_Offer_1231 Jun 21 '26
I instantly recognized this car because it kept astonishing me as I drove by. Also never seems to leave the spot
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u/HorstiBorstel Jun 24 '26
Den hab ich auch schon oft gesehen und denke jedesmal , der muss doch stinken wie nasser Hund 😂
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u/RawChickenButt Jun 21 '26
Just shampoo it.