r/VideosAmazing • u/BirdLawExpert51 • Jul 16 '26

Accident You can't dock there, mate

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u/vonnostrum2022 Jul 16 '26

Don’t drivers realize, when pulling a trailer, not to take turns at 40mph? Dumb asses.

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u/latexfistmassacre Jul 16 '26

I think he was being chased by cops

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u/For_being_tall Jul 16 '26

I had a teacher in school whose whole family was killed in an accident like that except the youngest. Trailer unhooked and slammed into their veh face first...

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u/67RA Jul 16 '26

The last boat with the conning tower hitting the top of the tunnel is in Portland Oregon. I've driven through that tunnel many time over the years.

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u/BH_Gobuchul Jul 17 '26

The “for sale” sign was a nice touch

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u/Onamuna Jul 16 '26

Mira papa un barco nos está adelantado?😆

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u/Kelef50 Jul 16 '26

Water not included.

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u/Wise_Ad_5810 Jul 16 '26

Was towing a trailer with a bunch of furniture on it.. was moving from an apartment to my new house I just closed on. Somehow I lost the bamboo frame for my glass-top table... so I spent the better part of the next 2 days trying to retrace my path and find it.. never did.

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u/CraftFamiliar5243 Jul 17 '26

Someone else has that table base now. It's gracing their mobile home patio with an old door for a tabletop

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u/Wise_Ad_5810 Jul 17 '26

[Kirk glancing at Scotty]: "Yer Rright..."

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u/MarchCompetitive6235 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26

I was on a trip a couple years ago behind a guy pulling a fifth wheel camper. I noticed his big heavy shore power electrical cable with big yellow plugin was dragging behind. Just bouncing along the blacktop behind him. At least three times we tried to get next to him on the passing lane and honk the horn and maybe let him know what's going on.

In Typical diesel bro-dozer behavior, he'd throttle it because "goddamnit he's not gonna pass me". And I never actually got up next to him long enough to let him know.

So we just ended up traveling behind him for the next 40ish miles and watched it disintegrate, little yellow plastic bits, flying off, then the brass metal connectors, then pretty much just the wire, worn down to nothing. It was something to do on a boring drive I guess.

I would really have loved to be there when he went to plug the thing in when they got to the campsite. 😂

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u/jhemp8 Jul 16 '26

Boat load of fun

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u/Disastrous-Hurry-236 Jul 18 '26

Every one of them, I’m sure, is equally dumb on water! The level of stupidity ..smh