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Smile today - 8/10/23

3 years ago

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    True story- there is this underpass/bridge that is frequently closed due to some vehicle not fitting. There are signs ahead of it with warnings, but it happens time and time again. Someone photoshopped this in the local fb group.

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    In Boston there are a number of low bridges that cross Storrow drive and trucks frequently get stuck under them - so often that the phrase "got Storrowed" is used to describe the accident.

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    This vehicle was spotted yesterday. It's called a Bed Bug! LOL



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    There’s a railway underpass in Melbourne Australia which is notorious for having vehicles stuck under it, the Montague St bridge.

    There was one in Perth as well until last year when they replaced it as they built a new spur of the railway line to go out to the airport. We kind of miss it, because it was always a bit of a giggle seeing who had managed to jam a truck under it despite it being notorious and having its own FaceBook page.

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    Here in Texas a semi got stuck under a bridge. While the authorities were figuring out what to do and how to get it out, a kid walked up and said, "Why not deflate the tires a bit?"

    Out of the mouths of babes . . . .

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    3 years ago
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    Dear HU-9298++++ etc.

    Have you recently become a jailbird, which has become your new name, rather than one which has been familiar to us?

    Hussie has recently bestowed a similar experience on me ... and I can assure you that I am not a jailbird ... so I identify myself by my familiar name as I write.

    Originally "joyful guy", more recently and familiarly as "ole joyful" (or "ole joyfuelled").

    ole joy ... (someone or other)