purbeast0
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it's just like any other short wheel base vehicle, consider the Jeep on iceDid the driver walk away from that unscathed? Surely can't have been too bad or the footage wouldn't be out there?
In fairness, it looks like it went brilliantly right up to the point of hitting the ground on the other side. They just need to finesse that part.
Several years ago I had to take the wife to an appointment, but we had about 9 inches of snow that morning, so no one was out. Driving by NC DMV I noted they were open, but parking lot empty. I needed to renew, so I pulled in. 4 examiners sitting at their desk, and not another soul in the place.Do the process in NC, and then we'll see if you have changed your opinion.
Did the driver walk away from that unscathed? Surely can't have been too bad or the footage wouldn't be out there?
In fairness, it looks like it went brilliantly right up to the point of hitting the ground on the other side. They just need to finesse that part.
Several years ago I had to take the wife to an appointment, but we had about 9 inches of snow that morning, so no one was out. Driving by NC DMV I noted they were open, but parking lot empty. I needed to renew, so I pulled in. 4 examiners sitting at their desk, and not another soul in the place.
I was told I had to "take a number" and wait, and they made me wait about 5 minutes.
In fairness, it looks like it went brilliantly right up to the point of hitting the ground on the other side. They just need to finesse that part.
In fairness, every time a jump of any sort goes wrong it's the hitting the ground part where you see the consequences.
Her calling me in 10 min. Win.
...I'm not sure what the issue is? Seems no different than pre-internet classifieds when trying to find a babysitter, no? Or are parents "required" (social stigma?) to use licensed services these days?
I don't recall baby sitters working almost 12 hour days, taking care of two kids, for $100 week....I'm not sure what the issue is? Seems no different than pre-internet classifieds when trying to find a babysitter, no? Or are parents "required" (social stigma?) to use licensed services these days?
I love how the couple just keep on walking after a momentary pause.