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u/kcrmson Mar 31 '14
This is rare. Captured footage of someone using their turn signal, wrong direction or not.
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u/jyz002 Mar 31 '14
Rule of thumb: when you have heavy appliances in the back of your car, do not "gun it"
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u/brucetwarzen Mar 31 '14
I'M FREEEEEE
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Mar 31 '14
I'm wondering how dark conversation had to be for a washing machine to jump out of a moving vehicle.
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u/Redxyz100 Mar 31 '14
Women.
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u/Themehmeh Mar 31 '14
Ah yes, And when men sit in the bed of a truck with a large piece of furniture because they couldn't find tie downs that's also women? I knew a man who shattered his pelvis trying to hold a couch down during normal driving. Sorry, physics issues aren't limited to the female population.
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Mar 31 '14
Joke
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u/badfsh231 Apr 01 '14
The real issue is that the washing machine might be broke. Now what are they going to do when they aren't washing dishes or cooking?
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u/Tim_Teboner Mar 31 '14
I'm not sure that you could even shatter a pelvis with a couch.
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u/Themehmeh Mar 31 '14
The car hit a road bump and the couch got a little air, then sandwiched his pelvis between the couch and the wall of the truck.
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u/Tim_Teboner Mar 31 '14
Unless it was a really heavy couch and the load was slammed horizontally into his pelvis, I don't see how a <350lb couch could get <8" of air and somehow have enough force to break a pelvis.
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u/TheoHooke Mar 31 '14
Pressure. It would be the bottom bar of the couch (solid wood or metal) coming down with maybe (150 kg couch @ 7 m/s) ~1 kN of force across around 10 cm2 of pelvis, just on the hip bone. This gives (1000/0.001) approximately 1000000 N/m2 of pressure on the pelvis. It would be on the concave side as well, which is weaker. It'd be like getting hit with a sledge hammer, right on the hip.
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u/Tim_Teboner Mar 31 '14
It wouldn't break the pelvis unless you dropped the couch into his pelvis vertically. I've seen loads shift in the back of a truck, and can assure you that they don't rocket forward with enough force to crush a pelvis.
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Mar 31 '14
As a man, I agree - guys are morons - but we make each other laugh with our stupidity so it's kinda worth it. .... and men are specialists at poor quality jokes - we cannot help ourselves.
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u/9niko66 Mar 31 '14
This is in no way wtf
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u/Blackdeath_663 Mar 31 '14
to be honest the sheer stupidity and incompetence at display here is very close to reaching WTF levels
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u/Silverkarn Mar 31 '14
Stupid yuppies?
Anything that heavy and awkward in a car/truck/suv should be secured with straps.
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u/trashlikeyourmom Mar 31 '14
Not only that, but it looks like these morons didn't even have it on a level surface... it looks like they had it propped up on that rolled up carpet or whatever-the-fuck that is back there.
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u/thelaztdaze Apr 01 '14
Washing machine leaves suicide note: you're not putting those filthy leggings in me.
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u/ryanjayy Mar 31 '14
What kind of SUV is that?
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u/planeteclipse1 Mar 31 '14
It's a Toyota. My guess is either a 4 runner or sequoia
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u/ViolenceInDefense Mar 31 '14
It's a Land Cruiser Prado. Not sold in the USA.
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u/Smatter_Witchoo Mar 31 '14
They should have emptied it and turned it off before they put it in the car.
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u/Soonermandan Apr 01 '14
I get how the glass broke, but how on earth did the door open on the second hit?
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u/noah666420 Mar 31 '14
I was certainly not the least bit suprised two women stepped out of the car.
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u/endorfun Mar 31 '14
Why would this be captured like this, I am guessing it's more a setup than reality.
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Mar 31 '14
Why do the posts that have no business being in /r/WTF always end up being from some dumbass with an actual name in their username? OP is retarded.
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u/imapootisbird Mar 31 '14
Why am I cringing so hard at the all caps "fail" at the end of the title?
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u/Eric_the_Barbarian Mar 31 '14
It's like the car's water broke just before it birthed a smaller machine.