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This Poor Lady Trying to Walk Up an Icy Street Made Me Laugh So Hard


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I'm a monster.

 

Steve

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25 minutes ago, nevets88 said:

I'm a monster.

 

That's funny right there!

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I had that experience in my driveway once last year.

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Insanity: doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.

Seriously, that poor lady.  I am surprised she didn't give up and go around after about 3 attempts.

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Reminds me of a long long time ago here in California we actually had a small dusting of snow and my mom wanted to take some home movies of me and my older brother on the front lawn. Of course the driveway was iced over and our mom just told us be careful around the ice and what does she proceed to do? Slips right there on the patch of ice and busts the projector camera I think it was one of those 8mm ones my dad was pissed about that one and she was okay more pride hurt than anything else.

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