Check out this photo of exploding car that my dad took outside of his house (what happened?!!!)

01-13-05 | self

[Charles Henrickson]

"That blowed up real good!"

[Lokibob]

Simple, friction caused by an empty wallet rubbing against an expiring insurance policy.

[jdm]

LOL! Good one!

[al baby]

it had 5 stroke in it

intake
compresion
power
exhaust
blamo

[G Larry]

Tow Truck driver's early thoughts:

Damn! Where's that quick-release mechanism?

[fanfan]

And your Dad just happened to have his camera handy at the time of the explosion? ;-)

[Chummy]

"I'm no expert, but what do you think happened...?"

You're not an expert at thinking?


- visual metaphor of the Dean Campaign -

[REDWOOD99]

The Club, Hajji model.

[wanderin]

#1 There is no trail of leaking fuel from the gas lines or tank on the ground. The flames are centered around the vehicle with out a trail. This fire started at the location it was photographed in.

#2 There is no trace on the road of a tire disintegrating, which could cause friction and result in a fire.

#3 The driver (if he had any brains) would be hitting the front of the burning truck with his extinguisher in an attempt to keep the flames from his truck, dropping the truck asap.

#4 With most wheel lifts he could drop the lift and drive away form the burning truck. The tie down straps are toasted and would not hold the truck to the wheel lifts.

#5 If there had been an explosive device that started the fire, there would be debris around the burning truck.

I think someone set it up for a good photo op.

[dfwgator]

"Let me show you something."

[backinthefold]

Isn't this how the mods remove trolls??

 

[1rudeboy]

. . . on Talmadge Road, in Toledo, Ohio.

That about explains it.

[backinthefold]

dammit, you owe me a keyboard

(bahahahahaha)