Did I hear a "bonjour" at the end there?

Moral of this story: Never park over a manhole cover.

*wheels ??

Invocations (wheels) cannot be called by Dissaid because Dissaid is not privileged - sorry.

>> ^bareboards2:

Did I hear a "bonjour" at the end there?
Moral of this story: Never park over a manhole cover.


Actually, I'm gonna call that one a "Mon Dieu", not a "bonjour" and go out on a limb and slap on a *Canada tag

Wow, some people just do not think. Drive by that and chance that there is a sinkhole/caved in section that they are driving over.... but whatever eh, its just your life.

Well that is one way to get your undercarriage cleaned.

Back in the 1980s/80s, my folks' Cadillac (we were not in it) got stuck on a fire hydrANT but it never went up. Heh.

At first I was like meh, but then I was like HOLY SHIT!

I was thinking the same thing - but towards the end, it looks like it's done a lot of damage to the rear end as well - Is the bumper even still attached?

Edit - Nope, it's laying on the ground!
>> ^cooolllll:

Well that is one way to get your undercarriage cleaned.

Earth has literally pissed it self.

Those are some sick car hydraulics.

So *wtf is this? Some kind of subterranean sewer flash flood?

Adding video to channels (Wtf) - requested by notarobot.

Wow. What a shitstorm.

That's a sewage pipe? Talk about a shitstorm!

How on Earth could the water pressure get that high?

>> ^rychan:

How on Earth could the water pressure get that high?


@blankfist flushed.

>> ^therealblankman:

>> ^rychan:
How on Earth could the water pressure get that high?

@blankfist flushed.


Making fun of my big dumps again? Not my fault I'm a freak when I shit.

Man, urban development in Yellowstone Park is out of control.

That was in Montreal, on Wolfe Street, between Rene-Levesque and Ste-Catherine. Because of the sudden rains we had on Monday (30 mm in 45 minutes), the manhole backed up and with the pressure of the compressed air, turned it into a geyser!

In Soviet Russia this is carwash

How the fuck does this even happen? Pressure from an influx of water from the seawall or something?

Looks like my ass after a big night at Taco Bell