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Well, got my first ever confirmed kill today on a trash panda on a rural highway.

Now my front splitter is damaged and needs to be repaired. 

@Zerig tell your people to look both ways before they run across the highway. 

What is the biggest animal you've hit (by accident of course) while driving. 

I know someone who hit a moose once. They were lucky to be alive after that. The car was a total loss. 

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1 minute ago, Zerig said:

why didnt you swerve you fucking racist

i will never forgive you for this

Country road at night with no street lights at highway speeds and only 2 lanes and no shoulder so nowhere to go. 

Their timing was perfect. Perfectly bad. One second either way and they would have been fine. 

Didn't see it at all until it was in the headlights and by then it was too late. 

Like Clint Eastwood I shall be Unforgiven. 

Just now, LazerMaster5 said:

Did the raccoon explode upon impact, or simply get smushed?

There was a loud bang and I felt the suspension move up and down. 

It got flattened but my splitter is definitely damaged. 

I'm tired so I'm going to check the rest of the underside of the car in the morning. 

I just hope it missed the radiator and other important stuff.

3 minutes ago, PastryOfApathy said:

lol memecoons git fukt

Indeed. 

1 minute ago, Feelwell the Rabbit said:

I stepped on a child once.

Accidentally obviously.

My brother has yet to forgive me though.

For once I actually have nothing to say. 

This is horrible. 

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2 minutes ago, #00Buck said:

For once I actually have nothing to say. 

This is horrible. 

Well it was only like, on his face and I didn't put my full weight or anything. He was laying on the floor beside the futon I was sleeping on. I don't know if he actually realized it was me.

It was Christmas eve so he was tired from sugarcrash

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9 minutes ago, Feelwell the Rabbit said:

Well it was only like, on his face and I didn't put my full weight or anything. He was laying on the floor beside the futon I was sleeping on. I don't know if he actually realized it was me.

It was Christmas eve so he was tired from sugarcrash

Your terrible story is only made worse by the addition of even more information. 

 

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1 minute ago, #00Buck said:

Your terrible story is only made worse by the addition of even more information. 

I also burned down an orphanage, destroyed any hope of world peace and plunged the world into a never ending dark age were misery reigns supreme and everyone watches as all they love, and all they hope for is burnt to ash and shown to be meaningless. All delusions are torn asunder as they realize the ultimate futility in every action they take as any sort of enjoyment is naught but dust in the wind of time.

I also ate the last cookie.

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Just now, Feelwell the Rabbit said:

I also burned down an orphanage, destroyed any hope of world peace and plunged the world into a never ending dark age were misery reigns supreme and everyone watches as all they love, and all they hope for is burnt to ash and shown to be meaningless. All delusions are torn asunder as they realize the ultimate futility in every action they take as any sort of enjoyment is naught but dust in the wind of time.

I also ate the last cookie.

Oh no you don't.

You can't distract us from the issue now. 

Let's get back to the details of stomping on babies. Now when we last left off you were giving increasingly clear evidence that you are a horrible person. Please continue as this is a very important topic. We need to know the exact level of shock and horror that we need to express. Quickly now! Enquiring minds want to know. 

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4 minutes ago, #00Buck said:

Oh no you don't.

You can't distract us from the issue now. 

Let's get back to the details of stomping on babies. Now when we last left off you were giving increasingly clear evidence that you are a horrible person. Please continue as this is a very important topic. We need to know the exact level of shock and horror that we need to express. Quickly now! Enquiring minds want to know. 

Um.

His nose was cold when I accidentally hit it with my foot.

Wait wait wait @Jtrekkie How'd you hit a buzzard?!

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1 minute ago, Feelwell the Rabbit said:

Um.

His nose was cold when I accidentally hit it with my foot.

*makes note on his clipboard*

Hmmmm.

Please sit on the couch. 

*adjusts glasses*

Yes I see. Please continue telling your story. 

*holds up a piece of paper*

Also what does this random ink blot look like to you?

 

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Just now, #00Buck said:

*makes note on his clipboard*

Hmmmm.

Please sit on the couch. 

*adjusts glasses*

Yes I see. Please continue telling your story. 

*holds up a piece of paper*

Also what does this random ink blot look like to you?

 

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Okay so I woke up I think to see if anyone else was awake because I'm impatient as all hell.

annnnd I sat up, turned to step off the bed and put my foot down

onto my younger brothers face.

I mean hard enough that it pissed him off but not hard enough to hurt. Probably.

He muttered something and pushed my foot away and I stepped over him, ran into the door, opened it and walked out of the room.

 

A mistake.

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Just now, willow said:

I feel like this is a common occurrence in Canada

Depends on the area. It was actually less common in the area where my friend hit one.

Much more common way up north or in places like New Brunswick where they are over run by moose.

Also more common in the spring because they are attracted the the road salt that we use in the winter for icy roads. 

Totally destroyed his car. In fact a lot of people die from hitting Moose.

They are just the right height to end up going through the windshield and hitting the people inside and the Moose weighs a ton. 

Lots of times the people don't make it. 

Just now, Feelwell the Rabbit said:

Okay so I woke up I think to see if anyone else was awake because I'm impatient as all hell.

annnnd I sat up, turned to step off the bed and put my foot down

onto my younger brothers face.

I mean hard enough that it pissed him off but not hard enough to hurt. Probably.

He muttered something and pushed my foot away and I stepped over him, ran into the door, opened it and walked out of the room.

 

A mistake.

You're being evasive. You totally ignored the rorschach test. 

Now please look at the ink blot below and tell me what it looks like to you?

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2 minutes ago, #00Buck said:

Depends on the area. It was actually less common in the area where my friend hit one.

Much more common way up north or in places like New Brunswick where they are over run by moose.

Also more common in the spring because they are attracted the the road salt that we use in the winter for icy roads. 

Totally destroyed his car. In fact a lot of people die from hitting Moose.

They are just the right height to end up going through the windshield and hitting the people inside and the Moose weighs a ton. 

Lots of times the people don't make it. 

You're being evasive. You totally ignored the rorschach test. 

Now please look at the ink blot below and tell me what it looks like to you?

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I said it looks like a mistake!

Or possibly a weird racist/anti-racist picture?

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5 minutes ago, Feelwell the Rabbit said:

I said it looks like a mistake!

Or possibly a weird racist/anti-racist picture?

Wrong. 

The correct answer is John Cena. 

I'm sorry. I wanted to help you but I think you are beyond my skills as a amateur therapist and semi-professional race car driver. 

 

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Just now, #00Buck said:

Wrong. 

The correct answer is John Cena. 

I'm sorry. I wanted to help you but I think you are beyond my skills as a amateur therapist and semi-professional race car driver. 

Damn. I was so sure going to a semi-professional race car driver would fix anything.

Think you can run me over with your car or something? That's therapy right?

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1 minute ago, Feelwell the Rabbit said:

Damn. I was so sure going to a semi-professional race car driver would fix anything.

Think you can run me over with your car or something? That's therapy right?

Well you need to do it the furry way.

You have to get through your fear by driving with a dangerous animal IN THE CAR.

 

4 minutes ago, Moogle said:

Time to set up a memorial for the little guy

You mean like a shrine?

Like with candles and stuff?

Like the one I have dedicated to Micheal Cera?

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Other than maybe a rabbit or a squirrel or something, I haven't hit anything big. And I tend to break for the little critters when I can because they're cute and fluffy.

My dad once hit a turkey. He was going 60mph or 70mph and said the thing fucking exploded.

I once saw a semitruck hit a sparrow. Funniest fucking thing ever. Bird bounced like twenty feet into the air.

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2 hours ago, Greebles said:

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You honestly think animals know any better?

Don't be silly: animals can't read the Highway Code. They don't have thumbs to turn the pages.

Why not just put a deer crossing sign up in a different area so the deer will cross there instead...

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2 hours ago, Greebles said:

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You honestly think animals know any better?

Don't be silly: animals can't read the Highway Code. They don't have thumbs to turn the pages.

Surprisingly, semi intelligent animals like chimps have learned to recognize roads where cars pass by and when they need to cross one, they peer to both ways of the road and then run across the road if there is no traffic. Source

Also, crows have other lookout crows on trees to warn them of incoming danger when they are scavenging. They will warn about an incoming car when they are scavenging on a road

But yeah, those poor deers and moose never saw that car coming and their heavy bodies causes some serious damage to the car and could even pose a danger to the driver/passengers of the car. It's unfortunate that we have created such a dangerous environment for the animals in such a short time span and barely giving them time to adapt

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6 hours ago, Enigma said:

I've hit many animals on my long trips.

@Yarra I'm sorry I hit a deer when I was first learning to drive. I hit its face going 40 mph, it started spazzing out on the road. Luckily it didnt leave too much of a dent.

I've also run over quail and armadillo. 

I won't hold it against you, my people have a death wish.

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My grandfather actually used to hit small animals on purpose when I was riding with him. I was raised out in the wilderness so there were always things running out into the road. He is a bit deranged, I guess. But the sad thing is that because I was so young, I'd cheer him on when he was doing it.

I personally have never hit anything, though. 

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9 minutes ago, Sidewalk Surfboard said:

I once saw a really squashed cat near my middle school. My friend took a selfie near it.

Reminds me of the time my sister took a dead squirrel, dressed it up like a gangsta using barbie clothes, and took pictures of it chilling on the curb.

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Squirrels, rabbits, possum, raccoons, frogs, mice/voles, birds. Mostly rabbits because those fuckers are emo suicidal and like jumping out in front of cars. Mother hit a deer once when I was riding with her, the car was fine besides a dent.

@#00Buck how the hell do you damage your car, I've never damaged a car with an animal. And what's a splitter?

I once hit a raccoon that was stupidly eating trash in the middle of the road. The thing didn't die but proceeded to climb a nearby tree like a beast and stare down at me. Apparently it was a demigod.

Once decapitated a rabbit when my wheel hit it. Hit another rabbit, when I came back over to it, it sat there and stared at me, perfectly still, for a while. Then it decided to walk away, and got about 10 feet before just falling over and dying.

Frogs, I see them hopping across the road after a rain but they're too small for me to see until I'm right on top of them, so I'm sure I have squished a few.

Once a bird was in the road, it took off in front of me, bounced off the hood and slapped the windshield (no damage to the glass). Came back and found it twitching on the ground because it probably broke its neck.

A raccoon hit something underneath the car (not the wheels), when I came back it was lying on its side and flailing the two legs in the air. Came back two hours later, wasn't moving but started flailing the legs again when I came up. Next day it was gone.

Ran over a squirrel's tail once, it was fine but was flopping around in pain afterward. Next week the same guy, broken tail and all, was back in the road again in the same spot.

Saw a dead coyote once, first wild coyote I've ever seen. Then saw its mate hovering in the grass nearby.

I have stories.

On 8/20/2016 at 11:08 PM, #00Buck said:

Also what does this random ink blot look like to you?

 

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A 400 pound unbathed virgin neckbeard who ruins children's tv shows by making porn of them.

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Last year I was driving 100kmh/62mph on the highway when out of nowhere a couple of birds darted out in front of me. One of them hit the front of my car and bounced upwards before falling onto the road behind me. There wasn't much I could've done at that speed. Anyway, I stopped and reversed back a bit to check on it. I couldn't see it on the road anywhere though. I assumed that it might've survived, but it still made me feel bad.

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On 8/22/2016 at 9:24 PM, Revates said:

We were once driving back from hunting funnily enough and hit a Kangaroo.

My sister-in-law hit a kangaroo as well, she was travelling at 90km/h (55.9mph) .  It was a big red - male 1.8 m (5.9 ft) tall and weighed approx 40 kg (88 lb).How do i know this? Well the accident was so bad, that the impact actually flipped her car twice, and then into a tree. She had to go to hospital. By some miracle she only suffered a cut forehead, concussion, spinal bruising and whiplash. We got the stats of the kangaroo by emergency crews and wild life control a few days later.  
Squirrels, rabbits, possum, raccoons, frogs, birds etc - those are nothing compared lol

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12 hours ago, Socketosis said:

Moose more so go through the windshield and crush everything inside.

Deer tend to go the same way with larger vehicles

they have the tendency to jump just before they're hit and can go right through the windshield of "taller" vehicles

hitting a moose just takes them out at the legs and they fall into the windshield

 

they are tanks

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